4. You Can Hold Up to 99 Pokeballs, But Can Only Carry 6 Pokemon
It's basic inconsistency. A lot of people claim that it's just "game logic," and to that, I say, "Fair enough." But it doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Not to mention that you can theoretically carry ninety-nine Pokeballs of every variation, which certainly doesn't help fight this argument. Now, obviously, it'd be a pain to have to shuffle through the hundreds of Pokemon that you'd be carrying on your person, especially since most people normally just have their one go-to Pokemon who appears at the start and never returns to its Pokeball. But the problem very much still remains. And it does make you wonder how many Pokemon your competitors have caught once you see they have a full roster. There's no way that Trainer Red in
Gold and
Silver just has those six Pokemon. He's a living legend, so you wouldn't expect him to have anything less than every legendary Pokemon and Donald Trump's Golden Head Fleece stored away somewhere. I'm no math wizard by any means. But this? This I know makes no sense.