It does feel rushed in some areas. Something I noticed in the first city.

There's only about 8 buildings in the whole city, yet they copy and paste the same shop. They're literally right next to each other. It's not something that really matters, but damn... xD. 

And above in the first clothes shop, the two people working there being identical in every way, using the exact same model. Clothing, bracelet and all identical. Reusing the same character model in the same building, it just feels weird. It's classic pokemon, but as it transitions to 3D/HD these things just start to feel rushed/lazy and weird. Again it's nit picky and it doesn't matter, but it does make the game feel rushed and just strange.

Gamefreak should use the millions their games make to hire more people and diversify the content. It might not seem like much, but variety in models/visuals really does add to a polish of a game without you even realising it sometimes.

Please stop saying that it doesnt matter; because it does. When you say that you are excusing them for low tier work that other developers have transitioned from during the PS1 age.

3:05 - 3:10 is fuckin hilarious. What gen is this!?

If any other big name game had released to issues seen in this video it would have mauled to hell n back. The industry has collectively given Pokemon a major pass and it unfortunately will not help the future of this franchise. Fuck graphics, Pokedex, lack of post game content. This games very core is the problem; everything about the design of this game is simply at 8bit - PS1 levels. GameFreak is not lazy, noooo its worse, they're technically incompetent. This is not Pokemon game designed for consoles, but an 8bit designed game made to look like a late gen Wii game.

Yeah compared to you i'm just looking from a distance at it without being a real fan of the series but i understand those customizable options are important for the longevity of enjoyment for others yes.

As for the "improvement" part i talked about earlier i'm beginning to doubt that early statement of me was fully correct when i see people posting ingame screenshot of some houses and places that look indentical to eachother,that is either lazy or rushed but not excusable for such an premium priced console game.

I'm not seeing the particular issue at 305-310.  Because the Pokeball just kind of disappears?  I'm not really sure if seeing them put the item ball in the bag will really improve my experience.

To me personally, none of that stuff really does matter (referring to the graphical issues).  Honestly, it's just not going to make a big difference to my overall experience.  I'm not saying it might not matter to other people, and those people shouldn't buy the game.  But if I legitimately and utterly don't care, why should that factor into my decision at all?  Just out of principle?

People are enraged because they were lied to, and are getting a low quality product from a massive series from a massive corporation.

It's nothing new, people act like that every time a big game fails to meet standarts or is badly perceived.

People trashed games like Sonic '06 and Boom, people trashed Fallout 76, people trashed Anthem, and so on.

The absurdity is that we have people that defended it this time, because it's Pokemon.

They did the same with Bethesda with them continuosly showing they didn't care, until we got Fallout 76.

That's what is happening with GameFreak now, some people have been pointing out their incompetence and lack of interest to invest to make better games but the majority kept defending, until we got Sword and Shield.

The difference was that GF still had the 3DS excuse, where low quality was still quite passable.

Now a lot of people are enraged with them because of the flaws of their products, the lack of care about the fanbase and lying to them, and want to make it clear it not get yet another pass, so the company feel the need to change.

That's what's happening here, fans are finally realising they don't need to accept anything and are mad with how they are being treated.

The fact you call it millennial entitlement is very telling on how out of touch with the situation you are and how quick you jump to generalization to show your ignorance (as in lack of understanding) and try to use it as an artifact to make it looks bad, which is honestly quite sad.