CrossImpact

dw, everything is expected within the given boundaries, I'm just the enthusiastic kinda guy and the game already is marvelous, so ^-^ Imo every enhancement of difficulty can make a change, quite some battles can come down to the last move (unless you specifically choose Pokemon against the upcoming opponent, I guess). As for the AI, since I've given it a full playthrough again, for the most part it's ok/good and can pack a punch, sometimes it still seems to not recognize it had a better move available, but what can you do. It can get a bit worse when switching in a type-disadvantaged Pokemon that just gets one-shot because it's also outspeeded (i.e. Archeops into Greninja as my latest example) while still having 2-3 better options, but that's about it. As for the branch thing, every decision the player can make on their own (you don't know the possible consequences the first time), makes it even more lively! Some players will choose impulsively, some will think for a minute, some for five, some much longer. A Pokemon game just by nature has a linear format, so shaking it up (of course, relative to according boundaries again) goes a long way!

nooooo not the Woods again just because I want to play the whole game with the improved AI, somebody help branched story though... yummy. I dunno Mass Effect, this game here is coming for your #2 spot and it doesn't even have laser guns. can we have laser guns? keep up the great work! ^-^

aww yisss that's great! it's a bit weird swapping between them as some things have been changed ^-^ the front sprites look great that said, I really liked my 50HP Fresh Water though... "anything you think of with a name, there isn't anything in life that ever stays the same", I guess Cain was right. oh, don't forget to include a palm pun hehe~

I'll upload a little something for ya. I will edit this post when done with an explanation (very easy no worries) ~ edit: god bless slow internet. so, here we go! you gotta get this archive and unpack it with WinRAR: https://ufile.io/d42d7 it contains exactly the music that got changed (both E15 and E16 variant). you might want to unpack the files into a little subfolder you can either keep or delete later on. now you take out all the files you'd rather have from E15 and rename them to their original name, i.e. "Battle- Gym E15" to "Battle- Gym" and then simply move or copy them into Reborn's BGM folder and overwrite the files. tada! the game plays the old music again.

So can I borrow this "dreaming awesome stuff" ? I often dream about things I wouldn't wanna dream about :D' (but that's not why I prefer to sleep less) Idk there's a lot of awesome stuff out there wanting to be looked at!

I only want (and can) 4, buuut my biological self prefers around 7 hours. it's always arguing with me, but it would just waste too much of my lifetime with sleeping madface

really? my E15 "Battle- Meteor Admin" doesn't even play any music, it's just broken (and it always was), so I couldn't even check! these switcherinos are weirdddd!

I overwrote every new file with the higher quality ones from E15, dug through GlitchCity's and Ame's Youtubes, cut Battle- Meteor and Battle- Wild (since there were some cut out seconds compared to the original), reversed the new Battle- Gym for the ReverseGym and added the Fade In for Battle- Meteor, so overall it should be exactly the same music but in high quality! I've uploaded it here, but for now it's only up for 30 days counting from yesterday (517MB rar archive): https://uploadfiles.io/e4540 edit: for Timber Dragon, the old Battle- Gym is still around but has been repurposed to Battle- Meteor Admin, so you can rename and overwrite if you wish to! edit2: an overview (careful! long list) for what Music has changed and what's still the same:

I can only second this request. It feels like a really awkward step backward having 64-112kbit/s audio. I love all the music (the new tunes too, except for replacing Reborn Theme with Opal Ward Theme when opening the game ), but I don't think it was worth to obligatorily cut the quality in half for reducing 300MB file size (which relative to the game is a lot, but in absolute terms, not so much).