Ojama Yellow

Azery told me it's a bug with the cry. It also happens with Lifoam and Chromatyd, but to a lesser extent, iirc.

That's also what I was afraid about. Well, that's all I have for now. Thanks for taking the time to listen to it all.

Okay, I see. These are completely reasonable arguments. There's only one thing I don't agree with, and that's having to make a full team out of only 11 possible choices. I'd propose/recommend to add in more lines before the first gym. That way, people can build a full team with Pokémon they definitely like. A bit like it is in Reborn, a bigger diversity before the first gym. I'm just putting things up there that I think could help the cause. You're free to do with them whatever you want to do.

I know, and that's why I put the first part in. I didn't mean to only say it on the server, I was going to put it up here as well, albeit a bit later. I know you have mentioned this, but I just wanted to point it out again. I thought about whether I'd repeat it or not, and I decided to put it in anyway to express my worry about it. Whoa, whoa. Early game gyms do not necessarily do this. I'd like to remind everyone that the canon games are not to be compared with these games, since overgrinding is possible in those games. While Charmander can't beat Brock's Onix, Charmeleon is very much able to. And about BW and ? I, personally, played BW quite a lot of times. I beat the first gym, which I had the disadvantage against, quite a few times using my starter alone, by overgrinding. This was simply because I didn't want to train up any of the wild Pokémon OR the elemental monkey. And on the account of Reborn, Julia is easily beatable with a wide variety of Pokémon. Pretty much all the Reborn starters can hurt Julia badly, something that can't be said about Eufur against Mary. I don't know about the other starters, simply because I haven't used them. I do agree that Reborn also forces certain Pokémon upon you (gdi Florinia), but not as soon as the first gym, and certainly not at the point where only 11 Pokémon lines are obtainable yet.

First off, I want to say something about what you posted on Showdown, Catherine Cook/Tomas Elliot (idk really what to call you currently). It's true that some people complained on the server about certain things (me included) but we did not ask Azery to change anything in the game. Moreover, I was planning on putting my thoughts in here anyway. I hope that deals with possible misunderstandings. So first off, some of the levels. On Route 1, it's possible to find Ebounny of level 7, which can and will beat you if you still have your starter at level 5 or 6, maybe even 7. Next up, the occasional high-leveled Magpy on the Route after your hometown, Route 1 and Route 2 make it really hard, in my opinion even unfair, for someone who started out with an Eufur, like me. I wiped five times at wild Magpy. Five times. That's a little too much against wild Pokémon, in my opinion. Then there's the trainer with Mouroot. Now, for me he wasn't hard (critical Struggle Bug from Chromalyd OHKOd it) but people that haven't caught a Bug-type or Magpy yet are in a world of pain, to the extent where they get destroyed by a random trainer. Same happens with the first real trainer battle; Cursed Body or Aftermath Ebounny would easily make you wipe. Then there's the gym leader. Basically, if you don't have Ebounny, Mouroot and/or Sinisect, you're more or less screwed. I battled her with my Eufur, Monochromoth and Bunnerd, and made it out after multiple attempts and the use of seven Fresh Waters, which probably weren't supposed to be so cheap. While I do agree that the amount of Pokémon I had was low, I don't think having mons like Oppossite and Magpy would be good enough to make a big difference. It's also worth noting that both my Eufur and Monochromoth had Hidden Power Rock, which I would have never survived without. I agree that you all shouldn't make the gym leader too easy so that you can solo it with an Eufur or something, but basically you're forced to have Ebounny, Mouroot and/or Sinisect to win there, and that's too narrow, in my opinion. Again, this is just my opinion, you're free to do with this what you want. That's all. I know I've given quite some critique up here, but overall, you guys have done a really great job on making this game. The sprites look good, the music is good, the region looks cool. Make no mistake, I do like the game. That's why I'm bothering to put all of this up.

CometxSheep

IT WORKS AND IM CRYING

http://prntscr.com/97xu88 http://prntscr.com/97xug9 These two are the screenshots when Catherine gives Tim his starter when the protagonist picks Roobber or Lifoam, while this happens when you pick Eufur. http://prntscr.com/97xuni Maybe it's a problem in the moving scripts? I don't know too much about scripting, but it could be. By the way, this is the point where the game freezes.

Just talked to Azery about it on Showdown, he said he was going to redo the Eufur event completely.

Make that an instance on Win 7 as well now. Eufur looked so cool ;-;

stop shitposting

I've played quite some good ROM hacks before, don't mind sharing them with you. - As stated before, Snakewood, with a ROM base of Ruby. Tbh, good in the beginning, but gets a little too sloppy nearing the end. Although there are still funny plot twists, it lost its appeal to me. - Fire Red Omega, which has also been said before. ROM base of Fire Red, of course. Basically what Chubb said it was. Definitely worth trying, although it's not nearly as hard as the other Drayano hacks. - Dark Rising (and Dark Rising 2) with Fire Red ROM bases. Kind of ridiculous level curves, but an interesting storyline. Dark Rising has been finished but can be buggy at times, while I'm not sure about Dark Rising 2, as I haven't played it. - I dunno anything about Gaia, but iirc, it hasn't been finished yet. - Ash Gray, with a ROM base of Fire Red. This hack follows the journey of anime protagonist Ash Ketchum. Really, try this one. It's great in my opinion. It also gets updated quite frequently. - Pokemon Adventure - Red Chapter, with a ROM base of Fire Red. Follows the story of manga protagonist Red, with a few tweaks of mons and such. A really great game I can recommend playing. - Sweet Version, with a ROM base of Fire Red. Try. This. One. Custom type chart, with types like Blueberry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry and Chocolate! Custom region, custom areas, PokéSweets instead of Pokémon... Seriously, what more do you want? Get it. - Alternate Evolutions, with a ROM base of Fire Red. Legendary. It's basically still the same as regular Fire Red, but made more difficult. I'm talking more difficult than Fire Red Omega. The best thing is that the evolutions have been changed. Like, Squirtle evolves into Wartortle, but Wartortle doesn't evolve into Blastoise, but a different mon instead! Really worth trying. - Ruby Destiny series, with a ROM base of Ruby. They're all pretty good, but I can especially recommend Life of Guardians. You can choose yourself whether you want to be on the good or the bad side at a time in the game, or if you'd rather go neutral. Custom mons are also in. Really great game. - Flora Sky, with a ROM base of Emerald. Another game that was really well made. Never made it to the finish before, but one of the games I could recommend, seeing how far I've played. Also one of the only hacks that uses Emerald as a base. I'm pretty sure I forgot some hacks. When I think of others, I might put them up here too.

fixed it for you, thank me later Anyway, I'd like the Normal-type themed trainer card (what did you expect), and the male Ace Trainer sprite. The squad:

Can only agree to this. Tbh, I thought of not making set hours a thing, since the people in there wouldn't really be playing, but yeah, you're right, honestly. Going to grab Zumi and Chubb real quick to figure out a solution for this.

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