5th Gen Habitat List

[Legobricks]

I've never wanted to search a route for monsters (or if I do, say early on to scout my options, I'd only want to use a list that starts as complete anyway), only been after a specific monster and wanted to know what route it's on, so the habitat list is really of no use to me. I may just be too used to online resources, though; I tend to play at the same desk as my computer.

 

[alisaie]

I love the Habitat list. Though now it's starting to bother me due to the later routes as well as the swimming/fishing route that have those really rare evolution Pokemon. But it's one of the new things that I am glad for as it is keeping me occupied and enjoying the game without having to go 'UGH I need to get on the computer and look this up' for a Pokemon later. I can just relax on my bed and play.

... Though sometimes it is tempting to see what Pokemon I am missing from the habitat list online. v_v

 

[TheBestOne]

1. Catch all Pokemon in their habitats.
2. Release useless Pokemon that you will never use afterwards

 

[Wateria]

I love the habitat list as I can just look up what pokemon I am missing in it with going online to check.

 

[chella182]

I haven't really used it much yet 'cause I decided to do this playthrough not obsessing over catching every available Pokémon in an area right away, however I will be using it once I've completed the storyline and it sounds like it'll be very useful!

 

[Ragonkai]

I have never used it, I use repels quite often and people kept asking me to look at the list and I was like go away if you don't want to battle!

 

[PlatinumDude]

It's a neat addition because it lets me keep track of which Pokemon I've caught in an area. It also lets me look up which Pokemon live in an area without having to check Bulbapedia/Serebii as mentioned earlier.