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Hmm, I guess. I see where you're coming from... it's a (pardon me) trade off.

And I'm saying that in the future it will make a change in mid game. : P Especially powerful starters like Torchic or Froakie, that still haven't been available in-game, are a big advantage at this point.

Getting 2-3 starters, Ralts, an Eeveelution, Abra, or a number of other Pokemon at the beginning would make the game much easier. Mid to late, for now there wouldn't be much of a difference, but in later episodes - when we do get Magikarp etc., getting them would affect the game's difficulty also, imo. Have you ever actually tried to use Cheat Engine or RPG Maker? I assure you it's more difficult than wondertrading for a couple minutes.

I think that both normal trading and Wondertrade are just too abuse-able, though I agree that setting up an actual trade is somewhat more complex than just sitting there re-doing WT. Ametrine sounds like a good place to unlock them, I agree. And a side-quest would be great! Trading makes the game a LOT easier than the day-care or move relearner, so I don't see why the player gets it without working for it at all.

There's a difference between people using third-party applications to cheat and using a game feature.

First of all, huzzah for E16! It made my week, I love how much content we got, it was so worth the wait. But, I was very surprised to see trading implemented with no requirements in a game that has thus far been meticulously balanced as to its difficulty, going as far as axing previously available Pokemon that were deemed too powerful. And now, within five minutes of starting the game, anyone can acquire a Torchic, Ralts or Eevee? Don't tell me that it's hard; I got all of them in like 15 wondertrades. I understand that it's the player's own potential choice to ruin their fun, but still, thus far Reborn has not allowed players to do that. Some people (such as myself hahaha..aahha...ha...) have little willpower to spare when it comes to resisting gambling like Wondertrade and I know that if I had started the game now, I'd spend a good while (hours) until I got what I wanted, rendering the limited choice of Pokemon in-game irrelevant. Hell, I did exactly that when playing Pokemon Uranium. I couldn't resist. Others might be driven to trade for "better" Pokemon when frustrated by a particularly tough battle, instead of trying different strategies with what they already have available. Or to just trade for that elusive event 'mon instead of hunting it down. I knew online was coming, but earlier I had expected that it would be accessible only past a certain amount of badges, or even in post-game -- it wouldn't surprise me. So if I may ask, why was this choice made? And what do y'all fellow players think about this?

The reference and clothing aside, I think this Solosis line looks the best out of the ones posted so far just color-wise. o.o Glass+cream ftw. I tried putting sunglasses on Krookodile but it ended up looking ugly. :c

Yay Haw haw I know, right? HUZZAH FAGOODILE. :'D <3 And you mean like glasses to obscure its weirdo dumb eyes?

Ohh, can't really help you with that. I use Photoshop myself. From what I know GIMP is basically the best free alternative with the same functionality, so it's what I recommend. Hmm... Maybe it is because of how its little black beady peepers are on a black background in the original, so they don't look so out of place... How bout this then?

Thanks, but, what? x'D Its eyes just... are dumb.

Ame! What 'bout my USA Braviary? Alsoalso do we need four shinies for Sawsbuck, or just one? Alsoalsoalso made the back for Vanilla Kyurem Alsoalsoalsoalso I thought there isn't enough rainbow shinies so. Um. The stripes just asked for it.

Recoloring sprites is not hard at all, I'm sure you could figure it out in half an hour tops. Just google up some tutorial, download GIMP if you haven't already and go c:

You're by FAR not alone.