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Use anything you want. Intense, while very challenging, is not unfair to the point where certain teams / mons are required for you to win. With that said, I really like A-Raichu after using it on two Intense mode runs.

From what I understand, you can't play Where Love Lies by using your Rejuvenation save file: WLL is a game of it's own. Are you implying you can't play version 10 either?

Right under the text box where you write is a spot where you can drag files, such as your save file

For the longest of time I thought you had to use King's Rock on Slowbro to get Slowking.

If you can't revert to an older save file, post your current save file to Savefile Troubleshooting -thread.

@seki108

Wispy Chasm and the area past Amethyst Cave, the graveyard cliff. In other words: first you need to get out of Terajuma Island (you will soon enough) and secondly you need Rock Climb if you go to the graveyard. You might be able to get the Shiny Stone in Wispy Chasm without Rock Climb, though.

Relaxed is passable, but not optimal for best for Rowlet. I can't say what's a good set for Rowlet (or Decidueye), but especially now that you have a nature that lowers Speed, you might want priority moves like Sucker Punch and Shadow Sneak. If you have Exp Share, you can let Rowlet or Magnemite hold it while you battle the Audino trainers, there's one in Kakori Village too. You'll find Ralts later on in the game.

At least I got you in the next room, where a cutscene and a battle takes place. Game.rxdata @dahaxguy That's odd, I didn't have any issues with your save file. Are you using the latest version?

I'd say 30 % of move's power. According to Serebii: "Moves with a secondary effect are increased in power by 30% but lose their secondary effect"

Download V10 and Patch 2, since it's the latest patch. Unless you plan to make custom runs etc. you have no need for PBS. You can just drag/copy&paste the files in your patch folder to the Rejuvenation v10 folder.

In Where Love Lies' Audio folder (BGM) the song is called Mood - Breakthrough.

Gotta love how Intense has the vast majority of votes, as well as Easy having no votes whatsoever.

Intense. You can always change to easier mode should you have that much trouble.

@Commander I get this error message with the Growlithe egg: Edit: I tried breeding another mon this time and I still got the same error so it doesn't seem to be just the Growlithe egg that's bugged like I initially believed. Have you done any changes to how breeding works?

@Commander None of them are game-breaking, but at least one has long-lasting impact on your save file: should you choose Fero, then switch back to your MC, the sprite doesn't change back (you now have Fero's sprite permanently) . I don't have more party members so I don't know if it's just Fero that causes this or if there's something in the Party -feature. The other two are more minor errors: receiving Growlithe egg from the day-care man crashes the game: you can't get Mystery Egg as of now. In Coral Ward, if you refuse to accept Snubbull first, you can't get it anymore and will now get Skitty instead. It's really up to you to decide if you want to spend time on fixing these sorts of errors. I thought I'd let you know at least.

Meganium and Kingler. Meganium is often considered the overall worst starter, but it can definitely hold it's own in a battle. Synthesis, coupled with Reflect, allows Meganium to tank physical hits. Meganium also learns Nature Power, which is one of the better TMs available as of now. Kingler has saved my bacon so many times I still keep it around despite the fact that I also have Araquanid as my Water-type. Sheer Force + Crabhammer has allowed Kingler to outright OHKO most things, not to mention Kingler learns Protect. In Rejuvenation Lunatone has really proven itself.

By the way, can I report bugs/ other issues here? Unless I'm stupid and don't understand something, I've got couple to report.

@Commander Out of curiosity, what exactly you had to learn in order to make Hardcore/Redux? Correct me if I'm wrong, but unless you wanted to change the fields somehow, you don't need all that much scripting knowledge. Most of the changes seem to concern various events (trainer battles, obtainable Pokemon/items etc.). I'm asking because I'm interested, but don't really know if I have what it takes to be helpful in any shape or form - I have RPGMaker Xp, but I bought it literally a couple of weeks ago...

You don't need RPG Maker for that. If you wanted to manipulate your save data (as in add Pokemon etc.) then you'd need RPG Maker.

I'm not sure I understand. The save files should be RPGXP Data.

Trading isn't implemented in Rejuvenation, and you owe me nothing.

You need to locate your save file and change it's name. Your save file(s) are in: Your computer > C: > Users > [your name] > saved games. Your current save file should be named Game. You can just change it to Game1 or something. Now you can start a new game without losing your save file. If you want to use your old save file again, change the name of your current Game file, then rename your old save file Game. Let me know if I need to clarify.