The 2.0 update of “Pokémon Pokopia (Pokémon Village)” brings a new paid DLC “Bubbling Underwater City”, which was originally intended to allow players to build a water town full of Venetian style. As a result, players’ gameplay can always be more crooked than the official imagination, and someone directly decided to drain the entire town of seawater.
After spending three days pumping water, it finally turned into land.
The player revealed that he spent three days slowly sucking away all the seawater in the town, leaving only some water that could not be removed due to plot requirements. There are no exciting battles or fancy operations in the whole process. It just keeps absorbing water and absorbing water again, slowly turning the officially carefully built water city into a piece of land.
While others play Venice, he plays reclamation projects directly.
Players even shared how to drain seawater, proving that this is not just a photo or a joke, but can really be done step by step in the game. The official originally wanted to give players a leisurely water city, but someone actually turned “Pokémon Pokopia” into a large-scale city infrastructure simulator. The degree of freedom in the game is so high that sometimes the developers themselves may ask: Did we really intend for you to play like this?