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Does the guy you can't reach have the same sprite as a "Tech Maniac" or whatever the trainer class is called in the main series. You're supposed to talk to a guy with that sprite after collecting the Roggenrolla from Terajuma Jungle. I don't remember having to go to the Pokemon Center to talk to a guy then go get the Pokemon, I think you can just go directly to the jungle and find the Roggenrolla straight away.

Bidoof evolves into Bibarel at 15, which is normal/water, but since you have a Wooper and Lotad you'll be pretty much good to go.

You probably triggered the bomb immediatly stepping out of your room, the bomb room is unlocked immediatly in the current release but it is supposed to be locked. Just restart your save and play the starting sequence like it's supposed to be played

Keep in mind, you probably want to not evolve Roselia until Lv 50 so it can learn Petal Dance. If you want to have Roserade before the 4th gym you can just grind against any of those Audino breeders and then use Reverse Candies to level it down again.

Weeping Hill is on Route 2, to the west. Before you take to the Flying Gym leader (forgot her name) there is a guy blocking the entrance.

Behind the trade centre one of the wall rocks has a crack in it, you are able to jump over it. But be warned, you won't be able to leave until your business inside is done.

I already think I know what the pieces are used for, but it hasn't been added to the game yet since there are still pieces missing. All I will say is "Bronze Island"

It's this one.

Smoochum is an event in Silver Forest, you find a wild Smoochum just sitting there, and then it attacks you. I killed it by mistake but didn't think to reset since Jynx is kinda awful. Nvm I thought Froslass wasn't in the game yet since Snorunt isn't.

Instead of just saving up countless credits for the psychologist, you only need to save up for how many Pokemon you need changed. Just save in front of the guy and SR until you get a good Nature That's what I did with my Abra on Reborn since I got Magic Guard with good IV's instantly.

During the intro sequence of the game the 2nd in command of the Black Foxes (forgot her name) plants a bomb in one of the rooms on the ship, and you are ordered by Connor to go find it. Thing is, you can find the bomb and skip the entire intro sequence immediatly after getting your trainer card, which is not supposed to happen.

Am I the only one here who actually found most fights rather easy? Tbh I don't even remember what Pokemon Shiv had when I battled him, I just rekt him first try with 2 pokemon lul, oh and for some reason, when I first saw Shiv, I thought he was supposed to be some in-game manifestation of Caz, appearing every now and again to shed some light on whatever was happening for whatever reason. The only fight where I actually had to go away and devise a new strategy was because Aderyn's emolga was 2OP4me. I would literally 1-shot all of her pokemon with 1 Discharge from Manectric but since Emolga has

You're not supposed to unpack the .rar file, you're supposed to open the file with WinRAR. (or whatever other application helps you open .rar files) At least that's what I did with all 3 games

Ok thanks. I never did too many Rangers Guild quests since I was never very needy of Credits. I'll go do that now EDIT: Does anyone know a good place to train Defense? I'm guessing any cave will do but is there a cave that anyone knows only has pokemon with Defense EV's?

So I've been looking around, and I can't find this Bronze Mountain anywhere. My guess is that it's on Bronze Island and I have to beat Emily to gain access to it? Or is it the mountain on Route 4? Because I really need to find that Lunatone for my Moon Stone.

Sheer Force Poison Jab too Nidoking has slightly higher Attack too so with the right Nature Poison Jab does more damage than Earth Power, I did this in Reborn and it worked miracles. Oh and where is the Macho Brace? I know it's in the game and it will make EV training incredibly easier.

Ok thanks, just got a Zigzagoon and am now headed for Bronze Mountain. But does anyone know about any good EV training spots for Attack & Speed? I want both my Sharpedo and Nidoking to be top notch.

Hmm Ok, because I checked the Thief learn table on bulbapedia, and according to it, Poochyena only learns Thief naturally in Gen 3, and Mightyena learns it at Lv 1. I just figured that these games used the ORAS move table since it's the most up to date, but I guess I'm wrong, I'll have to go catch a Poochyena when I get back from school.

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Is there a Thief TM in the game atm though? Since there are no pokemon in gen 6 that learn Thief naturally through level up. Though I have no issue with saving at the Lunatone and catching it over and over until it holds a moon stone. (Oh and I still need a suggestion for a good flying type, I really wish Zubat was available in the wild ;_; )

Ok so I'm currently at Tristan (also stuck), and all I can say is that his Lopunny needs some kind of nerf, I don't care how small it just needs to exist. I think I've lost count of how many times "Requiem" has sweeped my entire team with it's ridiculous Attack and Speed stats, I have managed to beat it once or twice because paralysis op, but then I just get shrekt by his Porygon, but that shouldn't be a problem if I can get past Lopunny with more than 2 pokemon alive. Also, on a completely different note, have you added Moon stones (or any stones at all for that matter) into the game yet? I