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But in any case, will be anticipating that campaign!
PS: You should probably add in some kind of rule that prevents auto-succeeding when parleying with an Elite pokemon. Otherwise, the numbers on the test do not mean much.
I agree about the campaign plot being pretty weak. It feels like an excuse to go to different biomes because it is! I made the Pokemon and then needed somewhere to put them, so while I think the scenarios came out pretty well, they aren't big story moments as much as locations for Pokemon to show up. Project Cerulean is where I started actually trying to do narrative stuff as part of the scenario more than just mechanics with some flavor.
I'm working on a Gen2 campaign, and hopefully everything I've learned from this one will make that one much better. =)
I guess I should also provide input on the campaign itself. I've played it on hard but I was using a fairly busted character so my experience might be a bit distorted when it comes to difficulty,. Take it with a grain of salt. After a few scenarios worth of upgrades, we were able to handle everything the game threw at us.
1. The campaign itself is fine mechanically but fails in terms of writing. The writing is quite brief outside the scenarios and unevocative within, doing little to set the mood as you play. In regular arkham playthroughs, each scenario is like a mini horror novella that is going for a particular theme. In this campaign I never had this feeling, it always felt like I'm just going from biom to biom because that is what I am supposed to be doing to catch em all. Where is the horror here?
Really, the only scenario that put any kind of effort into the narrative is Project Cerulean and even that could use more true horror elements.
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3. I would like for both the side scenario to be included in the main campaign. The narrative isn't strong enough to justify them being separate, since they fit the pervasive theme of investigators traveling from biom to biom to catch them all and it would give it a full 8 scenarios, rather than 6 with two stuck behind an XP paywall. Also, you could still allow them to be side scenarios in non-pokemon campaigns.