Game Theory: Pokemon GO's TRAGIC END!

Hi Matt Pat, I am available to analyze your balls if you wish. Those are the smallest balls I've ever seen. Hi Matt Pat, you want me to check your mom's butt. Overall, your mom's butt is pretty decent. Hi Matt Pat, let's take a look. Your ego, come on, your ego is gigantic, the biggest I have ever seen in my life. I really need to take my Pokémon's names more seriously. Hello Internet, welcome to Game Theory, where I just returned from Japan and my arms are tired. Understand because I had to do it. I carried my luggage and it was very heavy, I was basically there for about 2 weeks working on a top secret project that will be on this channel for all of you, so I'm very excited to share with you the one coming in.

However, in December we will talk about it more later, but while I was there I also made sure to work on something else, my Pokedex, yes after months of being dormant I fired up Pokémon Go again, I remember the 4 weeks earlier this year when that was still a thing anyway. Between me wandering around Shabuya looking for specific regions, the announcement that Gen 2 will be added to the

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in December, and the fact that two new Pokémon

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s have literally just been released, I thought it was a good time to check out the little mobile app that caused the US to walk an extra 144 billion steps this summer and, while the game continues to do good work around the world, literally generating Lapras and Tsunami damaging Japanese communities to boost their economies, today we cover the story of this game, that's right.

The story told because when you look at the evidence, Pokémon Go, whether intentional or not, may be the key to answering one of Pokémon's oldest mysteries, one that has lingered in CH rooms, Reddit posts, and many

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videos. from YouTube since the first game. No joke, warm up those thumbs because today we return to the world of Pokémon Go, so obviously Pokémon Go is a bit rudimentary, you can't weaken Pokémon to catch them, you can't battle to level them up. even a full batch of 150 Pokémon in the game, but what if I told you that's all intentional because Go is the first game in the Pokémon timeline?

It's actually an idea that was first created by a Japanese Twitter user named _virtue and once I started digging a little deeper, the puzzle pieces started to fit together first, although there may not be 150 available in this moment, let's look at the Pokémon you can catch in the game, the ones that are alive and well and walking around. In the world around you you can see all the usual suspects, your typical pidgey rats and so many damn neans fluttering around awkwardly in the land of augmented reality waiting for your catch ball, then you have Pokémon like omite and Omar Kabuto and Kabutops Pokémon that by generation one are extinct and can only be added to your Pokedex by reviving ancient fossils and yet in go they just wander around safe and sound if we assume that go has a lore that ties into a larger Pok verse that would mean that go is set before generation one, so it's pretty strange, but it gets even better who isn't in the game from the original 151 Articuno set Zapdos Moltres mu and Mewtwo obviously but they're all legendary so no big surprises but that still leaves a curious gap in the Pokedex it's the same because I looked into it and because of all the recent rumors that it's a specific region of Africa and all of that is simply not true based on the evidence I can tell from all the images that have been posted online. has been largely debunked as photoshopped, so that begs the question of why of all Pokémon the same thing is missing from the list, he is the only one, the only one that is not legendary, let's consider the following popular

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that circulated on Internet a few years ago: that the Pokémon Ditto was created in an attempt to clone Mew.

Come to think of it, why didn't I ever cover that curse of missing opportunities? Well, since I've never covered it completely, let me go over some of the most important tests right now in a quick brief. Theory, let's call it theory: light, no, no, better diet. Theory, why both ditto and Mew weigh 8.8 pounds or 4 kg, is a strange coincidence, but still, they are both genderless and the fact that they have the same ability to learn to transform naturally. At level zero, people of that time also said that their coloration was similar, but it is definitely not one of the strongest points of the theory.

However, a strong point of evidence is that in Pokémon Yellow there are two places where the Pokémon can be caught. The Cerulean mansion and cave, the first is the place where Mewtwo was cloned from Mew, the second is where Mewtwo actually lives, so obviously we see that Ditto and Mewtwo share a strange connection, something that takes on even greater meaning when noting that Mewtwo is always described as a date. the only successful Mew clone, meaning there were several other failed attempts, could those failed attempts be the same thing? Honestly, if you were to evaluate this theory, yes, you probably just think about its abilities, you might as well copy any Pokémon and perform its moves.

Mew turns out to have the DNA of all Pokémon inside and can learn any move, but hey, that's just a theory, a diet theory, thanks for listening to that quick summary of The Evidence, so now let's get back to the main theory about Pokémon, go to the fact that the same thing happens. In the game it hints at the idea that this is a game that happens before the cloning experiment takes place. Ary, in fact, Mewtwo's absence in the game supports him and he is not in the game because he does not exist yet, just like Omit and Kabutos. not being extinct yet, it takes place at a time before attempts were made to clone Mew, hence the reason why both Mewtwo and Ditto are absent, mind-blowing, so the available list of Pokémon seems to line up, but that's not Everything, the rudimentary game also influences.

Alright, you throw balls to catch Pokémon you come across in the wild, you just have to hope your throwing skills are enough to catch that Poliwag you've been eager for. There are no battles to weaken them, maybe use a raspberry to help. your odds, but that's it, that reminds you of something I don't know about you, but for me I immediately think of Safari zones. Parks built as nature reserves that protected the early days of Pokémon catching, where again trainers were restricted to simply throwing balls. and by not participating in battle, they even have step limits, could they be a possible callback to a simpler time when learning to be a trainer was not so formalized?

That is, the Pokémon go period and, speaking of training, all this would also explain why. you can't teach your Pokémon new moves TMS and HMS are just not something that hasn't been created yet, the lack of formal trainers is also the reason why the gym structure is so rudimentary and why there are no badges, keep going being a new concept. in development, but perhaps most interesting of all is the leveling system in the game, you don't fight to gain levels, you do it by feeding your Pokémon candy, shove some Honeys down your Squirtles throat and you'll have a war. torle eat Heller high water sounds very similar to a rare candy from the main games, in no case does giving a candy to your Pokémon make them level up, but one thing we have never stopped to consider is the real name of that item, a rare candy, it is very specific. choice of words, what made them weird in the first place?

If it's something so useful for coaches, why not mass produce it? Well, think about what other Pokémon's cand is made of. It's a joke everyone makes when you transfer your H 100th ratata to creating candy. I mean, let's face it, ratata will go into the professor's meat grinder. I mean, candy is species-specific in everything, what if what made it rare was a movement among people in the Pokémon world protesting the inhumanity of this practice? It was a quick way to gain levels, but it was considered too cruel, so the candy started disappearing, leading to them becoming rare, tell me now.

That would also explain why rare candies are not sold in stores in the main series games. They always have been. If it's found lying on the ground somewhere, you know that someone would want to make a profit off of those things and some market somewhere would sell them, but no, no shop owner touches them, which means there must be some kind of prohibition against selling these kinds of things. stuff so I don't think it's a more common explanation like overuse causing supply to plummet, even if they were overused they would still be sold in stores so anyway if

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go was the story from the origin, we see the beginnings of candy and then By the time the main series progresses, it becomes illegal and therefore rare, and if you think analyzing the dwindling supply of an in-game item is thinking too much in all this, think again, we can see what happens with the other important element. from Pokémon go raspberries, so in Pokémon go, once you cross level eight you get access to this special item at Poké stops and they drop quite regularly, they are not rare by any means and in generations 3 and 4 still They exist, but now.

Fast forward to generations 5 and 6, which are confirmed to be the last dates in the Pokémon timeline. Now suddenly the item descriptions talk about how rare these items are. Now even the elements of these games maintain a sense of lore and those lore points. Pokémon Go is the predecessor to everything we've played since, but if the list of available Pokémon evolutions in the game and the drop in items isn't enough to convince you, here's the kicker: the first person we meet in Pokémon Go It's Professor Willow. our guide through all things Pokémon, if this is really the first game in the series with serious ties to the main franchise then presumably we should see this guy again, what if I told you we do in Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal, is he not another?

That Jim, leader Price, that may initially seem exaggerated, but stay with me here, first look at his posture and hair color. They both hold their pokeballs in a very similar way and both have white hair, but Price is old and has gray hair, I hear. you say and yes you are right, that is absolutely correct, that could well be the explanation, but also someone with aging white hair would also keep their white hair into old age, you can't just dismiss it, they both also have a penchant for an outer layer with a raised collar, so the design shares similarities, sure, but obviously that's circumstantial evidence, we need something more solid, well, in heart of gold and soul of silver, when your last Pokémon is in critical condition, the price will say the following quote Willow is my middle name Willow is flexible and does not break easily.

I won't give up yet. End of quote. What a strange detail. If you call him later in the game, he also mentions him again in phone calls. Is it a coincidence that these two share not only a similar pose but also the same name and it's not just any name, of course, it's the name of a tree, which means a lot considering that, as far as I know, anyone with a tree name in the Pok verse is or at least has been a Professor, it's like the expectation that anyone named Jeeves will eventually become a butler, obviously the exception to this rule is Ash, but that's the anime and the anime has a questionable canonist and it's not like he ages anyway, who knows he might grow up. to become a teacher, etc, etc, I at least like the story that this theory creates, but at the beginning of the episode I mentioned that if this is true, then Go could answer one of the oldest mysteries of Pokémon and that my friends are the origins of the great Pokémon war since Generation 1 The Internet has speculated about a mysterious Pokémon war that Lieutenant Serge escaped during his gym battle with him.

I propose to you that this war is caused by disagreements between team Mystic, team Valor, and team Instinct. about the role and proper use of Pokémon, understand it, we know that the war has to take place during Lieutenant Serge's lifetime, so it is within 40 years of Generation 1, this guy is not AZ and lives for 3000 years or anything that also means it has to come later. the creation of the first pokeballs according to the tradition of the game, modern pokeballs were first developed in 1925 by Professor Westwood and what we have in Pokémon works well for all rudimentary game mechanics, we have a modern idea and they are the balls , modern balls. and yet at the beginning of generation one, team Mystic Valor and Instinct no longer exist, no one mentions them and we also see that Willow is in her 20s or 30s, which would put her around Price's age when the events occur. ofSilver. and gold would be around the price he even mentions having to go through hardships in his life in the anime he is losing his pig pyo but in the games he is older than serge meaning he must have gone through the same war as serge , but above all it is seen.

In Pokémon created before the start of Generation 1, first Porygon and then Mewtwo, Bulbapedia's official timeline actually confirms that Porygon arrived first and then, years later, Mewtwo appeared. Both are artificial Pokémon created through programming in the case of Porygon or cloning in Meww Decisions. that, I guarantee you, is going to be quite controversial for people who create life artificially, noh-uh, that's going to make some people very angry and in Pokémon go we have a Porygon but not a ditto or a Mewtwo, which means that this fits right into that candy. point in the timeline where one exists and the other does not, so I propose that Pokémon go not only connect with the main games of the franchise, but tell the story of the beginning of Lieutenant Serge's mysterious Pokémon war, which was fought between Valor Mystic and Instinct during the creation and use of man-made Pokémon a war that was caused by the creation of Mewtwo or ended with the creation of MewtwoIn the end, Mystic and Instinct team up to win against Valor, therefore , having a society dominated by professors studying Pokémon in the wild and fighting against being relegated to formal competitions regulated by the Pokémon League by the time the first generation arrives, is this a stretch, am I overthinking? a really simple mobile app that was created by people who didn't fully understand the mechanics of the game, yes probably, but I personally like it a lot because it fits a lot of pieces together for a mystery.

I think the creators of the Pok The verse I forgot a long time ago, but hey, that's just a theory, a game theory, thanks for watching and so we bring the era of a new war, a war in the comments debating the validity of this theory. I look forward to seeing who the winner is. Now that you know the hidden story within Pokémon Go, I have one more question: what are you going to do while playing Pokémon Go? Let's face it, the game doesn't have the most compelling soundtrack. How about we listen to an audiobook? maybe the tips guide for

pokemon

go players is already available on audible.com, yes that's right, Audible already has books related to pokemon go, what is called being relevant, so now, while you are standing in the middle of the Target parking lot at 300am m., you blindly wander in circles waiting for a Dragonite to appear, you could be enjoying the latest gaming story, from Pong to Pokémon, while you burn the last of the free Pokeballs and the security staff asks you to leave the premises and you tell them that you are catching them all. audiobooks, original audio shows news and comedy, and Audi's unmatched library of content, and when he keeps pestering you to leave, tell him to leave as you are exercising your rights as a private US citizen, facts from which you will have learned.

Listening to Rogue Justice creating the state of security, another of Audible's great titles, and after Pokémon Go blindly sends you tumbling off a cliff in search of that Rogue pincer, you can see if you were included in this latest injury report. Pokémon Go's craziest stuff is also available for you to listen to right here on audible.com and then you can sleep peacefully in your hospital bed while that ghost looms ominously over your feet knowing that those medical bills won't be so bad because you signed up for a free trial of audible which is 30 days absolutely free just make sure you put the money you save towards the cast on your leg little Jimmy just use the code audible.com matpat audible.com matat Pat to become your Pokémon trainer.

Have you always dreamed you could be one or just click the link in the description and as a final note, in case you were wondering about the results of FNAF's awesome internal tournament, the number one favorite animatronic of all time is the combination of the duo by Foxy and Mangle. with an overwhelming majority twice as much as the next most popular animatronic baby behind those guys was Golden Freddy and then Springtrap and filling out the back is girl just like the fan fictions would have demanded anyway that's all for today next week , something not animal related, not animatronic related, just something different, okay, see you then.