You can now be asked what to do with a newly caught Pokémon if your party is full (and you can turn off that prompt via the Options screen). The Pokédex entry for a new species can now show after evolution, hatching, trading and obtaining. There are brand new types of evolutions, one that triggers after every battle regardless and one you can trigger on demand.
The Day Care can be turned into the Nursery, complete with sharing of egg moves. The Town Map now appears in the pause menu if you have it but don't have a Pokégear (and if you can use Fly, you can do so directly from the Town Map). For comparison, content from the Let's Go games isn't in Essentials either.Īffection mechanics (Pokémon shrugging off status problems if they really like you, and so on) are in. The content is from the BDSP games, because Pokémon Legends: Arceus is a spinoff game with notably different mechanics, and its new content isn't easy to incorporate into the main series game mechanics. and code to make it all work, but it also includes a variety of new features that were in the Gen 8 games.
This includes the usual collection of PBS files defining the new species/items/moves/abilities/etc. Look below for a summary of the bigger features, and read through the change log linked above for a more exhaustive list of what's new.Ī lot of Generation 8 content has now been added to Essentials. It's been almost a year since v19.1 came out, so it's about time for a new release of Essentials.
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