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[QUOTE="Stringerboy"]

Ah yes Pokemon, forgot to mention it. Easy to get into and addictive but it also has a lot of depth.

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Pokemon has as much depth as a 20 years old archaic turn-based rpg from the Nes. :lol:

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Yet, it has more depth than most RPG battle systems.

Powerful, but inaccurate attacks.
Reliable but not quite as powerful attacks.
Attacks with additional purposes, such as an attack+chance of paralysis
Buffs (attack up, speed up, ect)
Debuffs (attack down, speed down, ect)
Major Status Ailments such as poison and paralysis of which, you can only choose one
Minor Status Ailments such as confusion
Nullification skills
Battlefield control skills
Weather
Swapping skills
Delayed Effects
Skills with negative side effects (recoil, sacrifice, self debuffs)
Skills whose power and effect is determined on various variables

Then there are stuff outside combat.

17 Types (fire, water, grass, ect)
An equipment system that actually adds depth to the game a opposed to bigger numbers
4 move limit
A stat gain system, where you have essentially have 127 stat points to distribute although you cant distribute over 63 to a single stat. These points are those that come in addition to those you spend.
A trait system where pokemon each pokemon has 2 traits, 1 which is based on its species, the other which is randomly selected for each pokemon between 2 for its family.