Pokémon Violet is a very vexing videogame. The variable of this vexation is not the version, but the very vicissitudes of the various variables involved in this game. Visuals can be varied from venue to venue and due to the variable vision I would vent of a virus involuntarily. This virtual venue has its virtues. The videogame venue is vast and values the virtue of verifying your own voice. Furthermore you can visit the various villages and venues in various variants. There have been various efforts to revive and revitalize the value of this very valuable franchise. This latest version of these videogames has virtues for sure, but vices are vindictive. The vices are that visuals dive so the viewing experience is vaguely visible at times. The view is varied but is veiled by the visuals falling at various intervals. There are various new Pokémon that bring new variety at least and variety is what will vertically vault the franchise’s value. Although if they valued variety would have given the verdant feline the virtue of not evolving vertically inclined. I vividly remember the various victims when viewing that evolution. Victims of veritable naivety. Onto more virtues I value them reviewing the previous version and allowing us more velocity when driving our “vehicle” from venue to venue. The most valuable asset this videogame has is it’s versatility after all.
Other virtues are that gym challenges are varied to help victories feel valuable. In fact, you can verify that each venue the story values has its own type variation. You can visit your vocational venue to learn valuable information or you can advocate for vagrancy and voluntary avoid involving yourself with classes. Certain vicious Pokémon can be viewed if you veer of and their vibrant glow verifies they are very violent and view you as a victim to their vicious attacks. Their typing also vary since they evidently have a variable variance that elevates their viciousness. Although these versions are veritable vestiges of the various violent acts this videogame put you through. The Titans are voracious and invigorate themselves through veggies. Level scaling is not evident and various stories have you very underleveled. Even if you are vehemently victorious, it can be viciously voided if the videogame freezes leaving your victory in vain. Granted, leveling is very viable thanks to the valuable candy that are verily on the verdant soil. Enacting violence against the vagrants who aren’t even vandals and are virtually the most virtuous people in the story and yet are victims of violence is very vexing. The most vexing thing is actually the veracity that this videogame is void of any voice acting. Nintendo has neglected voice acting in the vast majority of their videogames, but why are there no voices? I would think it would be a valuable vocation to voice a Pikachu.
This version of events has veered all over the place. Using this vernacular with my vocabulary has made me vexed. However, this is a vision of veering through Pokémon Violet. Every event is a victim of virtues and vices that virtually run through the videogame. This is verified in the other version as well. Also no videogame version has been visually appealing in this franchise since Generation V. Ever since virtually increase the volume of the videogames, the games has had their valor vacuumed up. I can verify that this videogame has a sort of vibrancy and vigor that is valuable, but is also veiled by volumes of visual viruses that are viewed very easily and could have been verified before unveiling them to various people of various vernaculars. I view this videogame as a very extravagant endeavor. I feel that this is virtue of the veracity of the fact that development for various games have had even less time to verify variables that can effect the viewership of these videogames. It’s very much a vision of vanity if these videogames weren’t victims of the elevated volume of this franchise. It’s inevitable and verifiable. I value this series as do very many others and so I believe they should be valued by the developers. These versions have various vicissitudes due to the volume of problems in visuals. However, if more love and value is given, we can have something more valuable than ever. That’s all and I’m on the eve of victory in this valiant challenge. Or I am just a victim. Very well, until next time.
That Casual Gamer Guy 