Dusk_27

I was about to make a post about this, but since this is here, i think i will say it here. Usually you achieve the renegade route by being an asshole to your "friends", which to some people seems a bit forced or even wrong within a human standpoint. But id like to propose a reason or interpretaion of the story to why this would make sense storywise. Of course you can be nice and do the stuff to get all the 100 Bad Karma Points but then you enter the renegade and theres a big shift in character, so it makes more sense to be somewhat a "bad person" through your playthrough. This is how i did my renegade route: At the beggining your mother disappeared (since we dont really know what happened), so you are in a new place, basically alone and with a somewhat traumatic event. So here i usually choose neutral / slighly good options, since you are not really a bad person, but you are not overly friendly either. This continues through all the chapters. Even the Marianette stuff which in my opinion is the worst to make "bad choices" (it feels really bad). Because yes, you are trapped in another dimension or whatever, but its not really her fault, and she even helps you so i see no reason to be mean to her. so again, neutral / slightly good options. Now the pivotal moment is the blacksteeple castle stuff. So picture this: Sorry if you guys had to read everything ahah. This is just my interpretation.

That looks really good. Just like the Run and Bun calculator. Don't know if this helps but i have a doc with almost every boss trainer in Rejuvenation with the calculator format. The thing is a lot of them have special moves or the aevian pokemon forms. If you can give me a format for how to put the aevian forms and the new moves, i can do that and if you update it to the calculator, i can update my doc and give it to you. Or i can give you the doc directly, but it will have the errors of the moves and the aevian forms xD.

Ok so after some search apparently every pokemon that is part of the undiscovery egg group will have guaranteed 31 IVs in 3 stats. This egg group includes all the legendary, mythical, ultra beast, paradox pokemon (minus manaphy). Includes the baby pokemon, unown, nidorina and nidoqueen (not nidoran female). Also for the shadow pokemon i dont know if it was changed but across my 2 saves, every shadow pokemon that i have, have 20 IVs in all stats. Maybe the 10 IVs was in earlier versions? I dont think i have any prism pokemon so i will just believe the information :)

Hello everyone!! So id like to know what pokemon have guaranteed ivs. And with guaranteed i mean that the IVs are always the same or at least for some stats thats true. So far i know that baby and legendary pokemon have 3 IVs guaranteed to be 31. There's also the sylveon with all 31 IVs and the transform eevee with 10? 20? in all stats (i have one with all 20 but i saw some people saying that it could be 10? idk) So yeah i was wandering if there is more pokemon like this.

I saw some questions about the gen 9 mons and terastallize. So i actually have 2 other questions about that. 1) If you going to change hail into snow?? (But plz balance the interactions with the fields that benefit ice types; thinking about Angie fight with permanent snow or something is giving me nightmares) 2) If you going to change the reworked or balanced abilities and moves like the Protean (and Libero) abilities?? (Actually i just want to use Meowscarada with pre-nerf Protean)