pkmin3033
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Apart from the obvious version exclusives, Pokemon titles often have smaller differences. In Sun/Moon, different trainers were available in the Battle Tree, and of course the most prominent difference was that one took place hours ahead of the other, so - unless you were a night owl, anyway - you'd be playing Pokemon Moon predominantly at night, and Pokemon Sun during the day.
Outside of the obvious version exclusive Pokemon, and the probable difference in the time of day, what sort of differences would you want or expect to see in USUM? Should these games attempt to differentiate themselves outside of version exclusive Pokemon and maybe one or two trainers - to actually be two completely different titles in truth - or should they strive to stay as close to one another as possible without being the same game, so that players don't miss out on certain features? And would the inclusion of certain differences or features sway you into buying one game over the other?
This comes off the back of a weird thought about what if one game had Gyms and the other had Trials, and maybe day/night will be reversed this time around
Outside of the obvious version exclusive Pokemon, and the probable difference in the time of day, what sort of differences would you want or expect to see in USUM? Should these games attempt to differentiate themselves outside of version exclusive Pokemon and maybe one or two trainers - to actually be two completely different titles in truth - or should they strive to stay as close to one another as possible without being the same game, so that players don't miss out on certain features? And would the inclusion of certain differences or features sway you into buying one game over the other?