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A little bit into roleplaying, but have you guys ever claimed a place in Reborn City as your own, if so, which is it and share us why

I recently got a breather after finishing episode 15 and I got a chance to go back to the city(thank god) after beating Ciel. After going through the Devon Corps building mission where "spoilers" happened, I figured it was a time to train my current Pokemon the right way(EV reset disks ftw!!!) and maybe add a few new guys into my arsenal while things are not as tense atm(or I may be wrong). I grabbed a Tynamo from the PC and got it a preferred nature under Pokemon Psychology's aid and boom, trained it as a multi-type mixed attacker Eelektross currently at level 40-ish to 50-ish until I came across a level 75 shiny Ampharos at Malchous forest and caught it without any second thoughts, lol. I researched a bit and got a hint that it was slow bulky special attacking electric that could have an option to mega evolve, except for the mega evolution part, it was similar to Eelektross. Could you guys share your thoughts, opinions, and maybe suggestions on this situation of mine?

okay thanks a lot

I found a second corrupted pokeball in the railnet underground, I've already acquired the ralts from the first one with a magnet powder, and now I'm curious what's this second one for? I tried talking to the dude who fixed the first one but he wouldn't do it anymore. also I can't seem to find anything about this in the forums.

Why do you have an Espeon instead of a Jolteon in your trainer card signature? I know it's for extensive type coverage but haven't you thought of it -not having your favey mon in your representative lineup?

You can also keep on soft-resetting the game while also hoping for a beneficial nature and preferable IV's with the Hidden Ability all at the same time. Reborn made things simpler for us

:feelsgd: "Pokemon" huh?

Does this thread have rules? Okay here's the question: What happens if you use Earthquake on a Pokemon that has the Ability Levitate that is underground after using Dig? Given the one who used Earthquake doesn't have Mold Breaker? I know could try it out in the game for myself but I'm just wondering if you guys have thought about it.

I'm also hoping for a Sneasel. I'd love some Sneasel for myself.

I took me until White to find and catch a shiny. A shiny Purrloin. In Reborn I was surprised how common the shinies were relatively to official releases. I killed the first two accidentally, a Spinarak then a Rattatta, but I caught the next three ones Hoothoot, Oddish, and Scatterbug. I don't use any of the three. I've always wanted a shiny Zangoose

Are you looking for Bug-Flying types specifically? If not then I would recommend Yanmega as mentioned before by the majority AND Durant(check this guy out, admittedly a personal favorite). About Durant: It's not all about the stats but this guy's is adequate I must say. Base stat of 109 in both ATT and SPD and 112 in DEF. This bug is a sturdy, speedy, physical sweeper. It has access to strong STAB moves X-Scissor and Iron Head, both decent enough having 80 power. It can also learn Dig to get rid of those pesky Fire types, which would be its only weakness. Cons: This guy can't handle much special attacks though. E.g. Thunderbolt, boom dead or almost, Surf? - same scenario. If you are looking for Bug-Flying types, then, trash all that and just go for a Timid/Modest Yanmega with Speed Boost ability.

Technically, yes, secret bases serve no use and I have nothing against it not being implemented. Let's just hover around the concept of the secret base to brainstorm or maybe pick up some ideas that we can patch up its uselessness and come up with something with similarities but is relatively more useful.

One of the little things I really enjoyed in the GEN III series are the implementation of player designed secret bases, where you have to use the Secret Power TM to gain access in the game's hidden immersive environments where you can setup your own home, -the indent in the walls, climbable trees, bla bla and stuff. Reborn as I've read was based from GEN III games, now I'm wondering if there will be a possibility of having the same concept implemented maybe in the next episodes. I kinda looked into this when I started Reborn. What are your thoughts guys?

I love the sense of being 'legit' despite being a fan-made game. Plus it's really developing and developing more over time.

Hook up a Ditto and that's kinda boring imo.

Oh, okay, I've always thought that the so-called good IV's were 30-31 as influenced by breeding forums. Having read that 20+ is okay then great yay I guess I can settle for less while not having time and resources to breed faster. I've kinda worked my ass off in Black 2 catching Pokemon from diff egg groups with 31 IV's in each of stat then breed them afterwards. Unfortuantely I got lazy and stopped. Kinda tedious.

I'm kind of wondering if you guys focus on the IV's of your Pokemon while playing the game or do you just mind breeding for it after completing the story?

Anyone generous enough to do the renaming of the sprites and upload it here?

what ralts?! Yes, and so I've read :<

I'm new to Reborn and to pick up knowledge on how the game goes, I have skimmed through some forum threads and found out that some Pokemon present in the older episodes is removed in some succeeding updates. Why is this? Does this mean that we can no longer acquire these species? Just wondering. It would be a bummer if this is the case. I've always thought that the a Pokemon game with the accessibility to catching all Pokemon and completing the Pokedex without the involvement of external game materials and human resources is what Pokemon fans have always longed for but kept from us by GameFreak. That's my opinion though. Any thoughts. But of course no offence or pressure to the developers. I'm just a peasant fan

My Pokemon Reborn has too many .rxdata files in its save game folder. What do I do with the older ones? Here's a snapshot of the folder.

So, I should just play the game and progress through the story while not minding the EV's until I get access to the EV reducing berries huh?

Thanks for the answer guys. But I'm confused, how is it possible to not EV train(or GAIN EV'S) while leveling your Pokemon. Each defeated pokemon has an EV yield. As far as I know, I can purposively battle pokemon with the EV's I want and gain its EV yield while also I can aimlessly battle any random pokemon and gain its EV once it's defeated. I haven't not yet had the knowledge about EV regulating berries so I have no idea how limited or not limited my resources are going to be. What happens now is that I'm keeping my starter, a Jolly natured Combusken with average-above average attack and speed IV's away from unsure encounters. While a pidgeotto is what I use to catch all the unwanted EV's from AI trainer pokemons. If it's to switch in with an ATT/SPD EV yielding pokemon then do I switch Combusken.

Newbie to EV training and I'm wondering if I should right away start properly distribute EV's to my pokemons. My problem is that the pokemon the AI trainers send to battle are unpredictable and I find it hard to distribute the ev's wthout battling an unwanted pokemon and unwanted ev yield. I figured that finishing the game first and then ev training a team would be easier than to avoid all the unwanted pokemons which delays the progression of the story suggestions anyone?