I saw a video complaining about how hard some pokemons were hard to catch and to my surprise there were the three regis. I got upset because the guy kept saying "how am I supposed to know braille?!" when the booklet had the whole braille alphabet and literally all you had to do was translate each letter until you can read the message.

I can understand the complain if the remaster didn't have booklets but really compared to pokemons flying randomly to a new route everytime you move or those that asks you to be at a specific place at a specific time with a specific equipment without any indication given in-game this is nothing.
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@solidsanek I think the problem was people don't read a game's manual that often. And this was even more applicable to people who played previous Pokémon games.

@alyx That's the issue yeah. When booklets were still a thing I'd always read them before playing the game. For every game even the ones that don't need much indications or have no plot. So when I saw the braille messages I immediately remembered that I saw similar dots in the booklet and started solving this enigma.

But that's a big issue if OR/AS had no booklets and you had to guess this out of nowhere.

I wish that booklets were still a thing... But I guess they disappeared because no one read them
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