The BEST Rewards for Classes & Trainers in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

I have mild to severe Deuteranomaly (red-green) colorblindness and there are some shinies I physically cannot see the difference of. It's hard to describe it to people especially for shinies because they go "well yeah they are super similar." To those of us that can't see it, it's not just similar they look LITERALLY the same! PLA was awesome because there were several times where I caught shinies I would have totally missed.

Can we have more of Austin just talking about random stuff? Idk but it felt really nice to listen to him talk about stuff, and then kinda get involved more and more in it like the colorblind stuff.

I'm probably in a small group of trainers who are legally blind. So rather than having issues with specific colours I have difficulty with seeing everything. The auditory que from PLA was a godsend for an openworld game. I have found shinys in this game all from just walking around and as much fun as I'm having with the game it's very stressful for me passing pokemon trying to look at them really close hoping I don't miss a shiny. Why are so many of the pokemon so small? I wish the noise was at least in the options. It would really help us visually impaired folk.

I was actually kind of surprised at how not useless the classes were. Most of it was things I knew, but a few things specific to these games (like finding eggs in your picnic basket) I was totally unaware of before. The game even tells players the exact critical hit rate down to the decimal. It's about time the games have started making this information available to players; more serious players already know, but casual players definitely don't.

Even without color blindness a lot of shinies don't change enough to be instantly recognizable unless you know what you are looking for. This is especially a problem for small pokemon like Flabebe

PLA shinies were absolutely perfect, I hate thinking I might miss a shiny so I run around and waste lots of time looking at them.

Austin, can I just say how awesome that colorblindness segment was? I'm not colorblind or majorly visually impaired but I am disabled, and it's super heartwarming hearing big creators learn about accessibility issues, ask the right questions, and make efforts to change things. You're a cool dude.

As being someone who is partially color blind. Shinies, especially some of the new ones have made my game experience when hunting for shinies litterally just mashing r1 on the controller. Cause unless it is like bisharps shiny i cant tell anything.

As someone with mild color blindness, oranges shift to yellow or reds but I see shades of blue and green most don't it's an absolute nightmare trying to tell the difference on certain shinies

A lot of the league rewards are TMs which seem underwhelming but are actually really important because these specific TMs trigger being able to craft them and some of the Tms are very valuable like earthquake

One guide that I think would be useful is a pokedex completion guide where it goes over the missing pokemon that people might not find to complete their dex, like even if they are going out of their way to explore the map and even grind but still can't find them. Examples - rare pokemon, such as Dolliv, Mismagius, etc. - Pokemon in trees people could miss: Steenee, Flapple, Pineco - pokemon that require an evolution, such as level-up or something else to get the dex entry for (i.e. they are not naturally found somewhere) - Pokemon that might be worth evolving or breeding manually to save time (Dolliv, as a good example) Basically a video that goes over all the Pokemon people might be interested in finding to complete their dex that are tougher to track down. There are hundreds of Pokemon that don't need to be in this video - they are way too common that everyone will find them given they explored even 70% of the map.

When Nemona says "less than 10% of trainers don't make it this far" SHE WASNT KIDDING

As soon as I saw the name for the town "Alfornada" in my playthrough of the game, I realized that Alfor (All for) nada (means nothing in spanish), so it means "all for nothing".

Austin, please don't ever change. I appreciate the things you do and your tips help me immensely

Hi Austin! I am actually color blind and missing a shiny is my biggest fear in the game right now. I see color still, but I see different shades that are similar and my brain and cones and rods and all that blend them together. I often don’t even see a lot of Pokémon roaming around the world until they are right next to me, especially if they are hiding in grass. I hope I don’t miss anything 😢

Actually the home ec teacher doesn't actually take the item from.your inventory. You just need to have it in your inventory to trigger the event. I only had 1 sweet herb mystica and was able to get the master class sandwiches and and complete the home ec teacher storyline.

8:25 it depends on the type of colour-blindness, since the cause for it is that the cells in ur retina that perceive colour are atrophied, and theres 3 different ones. Extremely rarely some people do see in black and white, but mostly how we see is with some colours being undistinguishable or just very difficult to tell apart from others (for example i struggle with purple violet indigo, they all look deep blue) its easier with very saturated colours that are next to each other, a gradient of unsaturated colours is a mess to distinguish, so then the problem with this game is the shinies that are very similar to the normal colour + if the pokemon is in shadow or sunlight or during the night, i gotta stare at them intently and its a bit of a pain in the arse to do

I think the shiny sound should be an option in the settings so you can choose to turn it on or off. I have friends that would never turn it on, but I definitely would, because I totally have this lingering feeling that I have missed a shiny during my current journey across Paldea and I'm always going to have that feeling now lol

Those classes were so tiring to take. I took them in two bunches and paid close attention. Although I already understand quite a lot about pokémon, I really did learn a bunch of new things there. And I'm glad I aced perfect scores in all tests!

I gotta say I watch your videos because they help and they're straight to the point non of that 5 minute intros with sponsor breaks for a 1 minute actual content video but I subscribed to you for the random tangents you go off in the middle of them ahahaha