[Simple Beam changing Shields Down and Stance Change]

Simple Beam can currently change the ability of a Pokémon with Shields Down or Stance Change, when it should automatically fail. The change locks the Pokémon into its current form. It works correctly for all the other abilities it should fail against.

[Spoiler Rock Climb spot]

Spoiler

Go up the waterfall just inside the Calcenon-side entrance. There's a couple of small ice puzzles on the way up, but when you reach the Rock Climb floor stay on the water until you're above the ledge. There's a rock just below the ledge you need to line yourself up with to reach it.

 

[Where is my Mystery Egg?]

Ah, my bad, misunderstood what you meant by start of e16. This might be a bit obvious, but did you talk to her more than once? The way the event is set up means you need to talk to her a second time for her to recognise you've rescued the couple, even if you've done it before you talk to her the first time. If that's not it then you can upload your save file and I can take a look at it.

 

And just as a heads up, a lot more options were added for the egg in e17, so if you started the save file in e16 or earlier then you're pretty unlikely to get a Clamperl due to how the randomisation is set up. If you don't get it and you don't want to wait until you get Dive to get one then you can ask for one in the online play forum.

[Help with save files]

The save files are stored in C:\Users\[USER]\Saved Games, with [USER] being whatever your computer's account name is. Each game should have a folder in there. Copy the files to the same place on your new computer and you can pick up from where you left off.

[Where is my Mystery Egg?]

She disappears after the city restoration, but if you're looking for Clamperl you can find them underwater in the Celestinine and Ametrine mountains.

[Intimidate + Competitive messages display out of order]

I checked Defiant and Intimidate, and the messages display in the same order as Competitive.  Only video of official game Intimidate+Defiant I could find was from XY, but that displayed the messages in the 1>4>2>3 order.

[tm-poison jab?]

You get to it from where the cave splits into the two outside areas. There's another exit in the bottom left of the map, but it's blocked by a crystal in the crystallised version of the map. If you can't reach it, use Earthquake/Bulldoze. Then in the room with the water switch the field back to Crystal Cavern with Power Gem and check the bottom of the map for a blue crystal to interact with. Then it's a straight shot to the TM.

[[Not a bug G7 Base stats change]

They're correct in the PBS files. Try levelling them up and see if that works. I don't think Essentials adjusts stats automatically.

[the npc that traded Mr. mime jr with sukern is gone ..]

The guy is there on my save, and he still asks for a Sunkern. Sounds like this might be a bug or a save file error.

[[Known/Fixed] Randomised event errors]

Spoiler

I was looking through the random events in the game in RPG Maker and I found a few things.

 

First one is definitely a glitch. The Heatmor event in Pyrous has no script attached to the event if the Turtmor variable is set to 1. I'm assuming a Pokémon got cut here, but the event still checks the variable, and since there's no script the player is essentially locked out of getting that event if the variable happens to randomise to 1.

 

I'm not sure if this one's a glitch or not. Two scripts are attached to the Sunkern trade if the Mix Trade variable is set to 4. One gives Furfrou in the trade, and one gives Carbink. Admittedly I only soft reset a few times, but every time I did the trade I got a Carbink. If Furfrou was cut from the trade then as far as I can see it's working correctly, but if that isn't the case then it probably needs looking at.

 

Also a minor thing which may be intentional, but it looks like the player can get a Cacnea egg from both the slums and the train in the same playthrough. If this is intentional or isn't really a problem then that's fine, but I figured it was worth mentioning anyway.

 

[What do you mean I'm late I've only been here a year]

Thanks everyone!

[What do you mean I'm late I've only been here a year]

I might have to start with that one then. Thanks for the advice

[What do you mean I'm late I've only been here a year]

Thanks, fellow dragon lover Fire Emblem's on my list of games to try out. I'm normally hesitant to try games with permadeath, since I feel extremely guilty if a character dies because of stupid choices on my part, and likely I'd either reset a million times or just stop playing, but from what I've heard some of the games let you turn that off, so I'll probably start off with one of those until I get the hang of it.

[What do you mean I'm late I've only been here a year]

So as you can probably tell from the title, I've had an account here for a while, but since I'm more of a lurker than anything I never made an intro post.

I'm 19, I live in England, and I like video games (especially platformers and RPGs with fantasy elements), music (pretty much any genre), anime/manga (again, with fantasy elements), and dragons. I'm currently studying a game design course at uni, so maybe someday I'll get to work on an official Pokémon game, doing amazing things such as changing the hairstyle of a single sprite because for some reason there needs to be an extra spike in the western release. Looking at you, RSE Cooltrainer sprite.

I found Pokémon Reborn last July, when I for some reason decided that browsing the video game nightmare fuel page on TVTropes at midnight was a good idea. The nightmare fuel page for Reborn was listed under the main Pokémon link. I looked through all the pages, and I found it interesting enough to try and proceeded to get hooked. I then realised I should have learned from my midnight terror escapades when I decided to go through Shade's gym for the first time at midnight and was so freaked out I forgot to save when I reached him and, being the stingy moneygrubber I am, I reset when he wiped the floor with me and had to go through the gym again.

I'd actually lost interest in the Pokémon franchise around when X and Y came out after being a huge fan since I got Yellow in 2002, so it kind of feels like my love of Pokémon was reborn (get it? ...I'm so sorry) when I played this game. It's also gotten me more interested in fangames in general, since before this I think the only one I tried to play was called Pokémon Twilight or something. It crashed every time I opened it. I've started playing five other fangames since I beat Reborn's current episode, but I've only completed one so far.

Now to go back to lurking.

[[Known] Destruction of mirror field causing opponent's loss bug]

I was battling one of the trainers in Serra's gym (the one on the left in the second room, if it matters), and used Hyper Voice, which brought her last Pokémon, Glalie's health down to red. It then destroyed the mirror field, which made it faint. However, no 'Glalie fainted' message appeared, and Glalie's sprite remained on screen. The 'you beat the trainer' message was displayed, and the trainer's sprite moved on screen and her dialogue was shown, with Glalie's sprite still there. The sprite faded with everything else on returning to the overworld, and as far as I can tell it hasn't affected anything else.

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