KtazandBurgers

So I reached the end of chapter 12 of rejuvenation. Browsing the discord, it was clear changes were made in how certain elements were presented and all that. Afterwards I sat down and took stock of the story and events and asked "is this still a Pokemon game?" I don't mean this in an insulting way but so much has been done to expand and work with the limitations and basics of a Pokemon game that it feels right now I'm playing a creature catcher game that happens to have Pokemon. One example for a major distinction is they're just magic people in Avieum. They're magic people in the Pokemon world yes, but the deeper you go into rejuvenation the more its clear that most major players in the setting are some form of mystic or scifi thing. It gets to a point where I wonder why Pokemon battles are a thing for these people when they have other more dangerous means/efficient means of dealing with people. Even taking the story aside there is also the vast difference in mechanic philosophy that rejuvenation and Pokemon have. On normal mode, a mode which I assume the game is meant to be experienced and is balanced around there are major distinctions in difficulty from the Pokemon the main series. You can't over level, you can't really overcome the hurdles with a consistent team of six needing to have effectively a whole box of mons to deal with so many scenarios. Allof this is great, but it isn't how I conceptually think of pokemon as a game series and the appeal of it. I was wondering if anyone ever feels the same thing?

Update: Downloaded newest patch and restarted an old save. Problem didn't appear.

Hi, so after I beat the kimono girls and watched the scene with Erin and Alieta my character was whisked into a cut scene and then found themselves in Sheridan village . Is there a way for me to get back to Grand Dream City, its been a while but last time I checked story wise we couldn't get there and I'm don't know if this is a bug or a feature.