5th Gen The availability of Vending Machines within Isshu

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    The vending machines in B/W kinda remind me of the RiderVendors from Kamen Rider OOO except that the RideVendors transform into bikes. :p
    Plus, how many times can you say that you've bought lemonade IN THE DESERT!
     
    Preety interesting, although it would be interesting to see them remplace Pokemarts. Also, replacing the potions with the drink (lemonade, etc.) would be ideal for the 3rd game.
     
    I never knew that vending machines were widespread. It's actually convenient if one of your Pokemon is about to die/faint, but it would suck if you're about to run out of money.
     
    I never knew that vending machines were widespread. It's actually convenient if one of your Pokemon is about to die/faint, but it would suck if you're about to run out of money.

    which really shouldn't happen. I honestly had about 250 000 at the end of the game, after buying like 30 Revival Herbs for the Elite Four.

    The vending machines are great. You tend to use them less towards the end of the game (as 80/200 HP isn't really that epic anymore) and I'd rather just buy like 200 Moomoo Milk before leaving, but they're useful as early-game.
     
    I actually like this idea not only because it allows you to make a quick buy for your Pokémon's HP every town/city you reach, but also because it helps prove a point for Isshu being based off of New York. New York tends to have a lot of vending machines around the cities, so this has it all make sense. This and the fact that in the previous games the vending machines were usually only reachable on the top of the huge mall in each game, so this makes it a reasonable change. I like this purpose, and I'm sure GameFreak thought about doing this mainly to have it show off more of the New York style.
     
    What the... There's vending machines now? xDD This is definitely New York now. What's in them? Is it like a quick PokeMart resource where you can by Potions, Medicine, etc.? It sounds like an easy and quick way to buy items. :3
     
    which really shouldn't happen. I honestly had about 250 000 at the end of the game, after buying like 30 Revival Herbs for the Elite Four.

    The vending machines are great. You tend to use them less towards the end of the game (as 80/200 HP isn't really that epic anymore) and I'd rather just buy like 200 Moomoo Milk before leaving, but they're useful as early-game.
    I would love it if they'd put moomoo milk in vending machines!
     
    Wow I like this feature... pretty realistic and it reminds me of the Destiny Deoxys movie!
     
    What the... There's vending machines now? xDD This is definitely New York now. What's in them? Is it like a quick PokeMart resource where you can by Potions, Medicine, etc.? It sounds like an easy and quick way to buy items. :3
    We had Vending machines in past gens too but they were restricted to the Major Deparment stores and sometimes appeared in other locations like the Pokethlon. Actually I'm amazed that the past four regions don't have that many vending machines, seeing as they were based on Japan and Japan has vending machines that sell everything from cigars to toilet paper...(at least that's what I heard)
     
    What the... There's vending machines now? xDD This is definitely New York now. What's in them? Is it like a quick PokeMart resource where you can by Potions, Medicine, etc.? It sounds like an easy and quick way to buy items. :3

    Ooh boy. Yep, we've had vending machines since Gen I... They only sold some HP recovering drinks (Fresh Water, Lemonade, etc) but I really loved them... Dunno, I just like thinking that my Pokemon are drinking tasty stuff to recover HP instead of... some kind of spray drug. :P
     
    I never knew that vending machines were widespread. It's actually convenient if one of your Pokemon is about to die/faint, but it would suck if you're about to run out of money.

    Maybe in the third game you can fight wild Rotom appliances. Try to "steal" from the vending machine to fight a Rotom-Fridge. Like the infamous Kecleon of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series.
     
    What the... There's vending machines now? xDD This is definitely New York now. What's in them? Is it like a quick PokeMart resource where you can by Potions, Medicine, etc.? It sounds like an easy and quick way to buy items. :3

    lol We don't have vending machines out on every other street XD
     
    Maybe in the third game you can fight wild Rotom appliances. Try to "steal" from the vending machine to fight a Rotom-Fridge. Like the infamous Kecleon of Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series.
    That would be a nice idea :)
    I like it that the bending machines are around almost "every corner" in the cities :)
     
    I find it awesome and convenient, and obviously more realistic,
    it also enforces the me that Isshu is based on New York...

    In the United States... theres vending machines everywhere xD
     
    As we all know, the United States/New York is the only place in the world that has vending machines. Thus, this demonstration of a highly modernized society in a Pokemon game is clearly only capable of being based on that one area--as again, that's the only place in the entire world where vending machines are in widespread use, right?
     
    Theres vending machnes everywhere not just in New York, but there is more in New York that other places (at least from what ive seen) so it fits Isshu
     
    Theres vending machnes everywhere not just in New York, but there is more in New York that other places (at least from what ive seen) so it fits Isshu

    Pretty sure s/he was being sarcastic.

    Is there anything in the vending machines besides the normal HP recovery items? I probably won't use them at all, to be honest, unless they had other items in them
     
    Honestly I didnt know anyone really used them
    I guess it does help, and you do usually see a vending machine here and there around the city in the real world so it's an ordinary feature.
     
    Huh, and I thought only vending machines in Japan breed like rabbits.
     
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