myrmepropagandist on Nostr: As an “all ages” wholesome game Pokémon’s postcards are an interesting design ...
As an “all ages” wholesome game Pokémon’s postcards are an interesting design problem. Can’t have users writing text on the cards, can’t even give much choice in the content of cards (reusing pokéstops is an interesting solution— though it makes for less than compelling cards.)
They have gone to such lengths to avoid bad messages the cards have no meaning.
Keeping with the constraints, I have some ideas to improve this. 1/
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