Zander

it does. and Zone is prolly better than Electevire in general

I would still say you are set with 3IVs, a 30, and a 29,  all in the relevant stats.  Going any more when you aren't breeding for online trading (a al the old Trading Guild) is just torture for no real gain.

oh wow PC without internet rip fam  in that case it's normal for it to take time, be patient or not - since you can very well play Reborn without perfect IVs hehe

I get my 5iv mons extremely quickly.

getting the perfect 5iv mon I want is a different story, especially if its shiny.

Like I got plenty of larvestas and breedjects and shit In fact I breed so much I have about 60 competative mons I can use

Box 1 is Phyiscal Attackers and some Bagons

Box 2 is SpA. The Kelfkis, Scyther, and Rotom in the bottom are there because I'm trading those to someone

Box 3 is bit different. the Top row is mons that are like for specific strategies like doubles or sand storm compositions. The other row is those that I need certain megas/z-crystals for them to really be amazing

Box 4 the first row along with the Grubbin are for a Trick Room team, the 3rd row is utility, 4th row SpD Tanks, 5th row DEF Tanks

and these are all of the spare 6iv mons I have

I am pretty sure I have like 20 boxes or more filled with breedjects, most of those being around 155 5iv beldums cuz I really wanted that shiny

while this is true, I have to greatly disagree. as said before, this is not an issue of the game and probably more one of you personally. Plus, you can never please everyone. example: If you grant people the same reward for the choice no mater what, then why ever make it a choice? it will feel like your choices simply don't matter (which in that case will be the case).

@Wolfox

Yes I understand your point. All I'm going to say is this. 

When we read Titania's diary, she gives us a hell of a lecture. Maybe other events should have some sort of indicative basis as well. And maybe we should be able to reverse some choices after hearing the other person. For instance in the shiny charm we could show it to Tara's father and if he asks to return it then we make our final choice. 

This topic could also be argued upon a lot so I won't go further but I feel like some sort of interaction or warning could add more life to the player than simply a person who'll do anything to get what they want. 

And at the end of the game we are informed of all our choices and how we affected some people. In a sense it's like Undertale I guess. 

Hi I don’t have a comment about the gray areas of morality in Reborn but the Shiny Charm comes from Eclipse’s room, not Tara’s.  Tara is dead at the bottom of a lake.

Zone (almost) guarantees getting it up because of sturdy and is a bit bulkier, but electivire is faster. I'd give it to Magnezone

You can still do the gym puzzle if you turn the bgm off with f1. I think the gym puzzle is considered a sound effect rather than bgm.

Looks like the main music folder is ~150mb smaller, so I guess some of the music was compressed a bit to be smaller files?

Some of the files within the game will have been compressed to make sure the game takes up as little space as possible. This is one of the goals for developers for any project. 

This is a great way to save space. Thanks.

Oh I get it. It's a bulky sweeper that can cripple opponent pokemon with unexpected gimics like thunder wave and will o wisp. Thanks. 

I have played around with Mono Fire and Rotom Heat, but I liked to use V-Switch, defog, screens. not the best representation of what it can do, but on fire mono's you kinda need defoggers

Well I need a stab fire and electric move so that's going to be there. I also like the idea of thunder wave because it cripples a lot of stuff. Last slot is between light screen, reflect, volt switch, defog and hex. Don't really need defog though but yeah. 

Aside from what everyone else has said, which I mostly agree with, I want to point out that you're wrong saying the player doesn't get OU mons before Luna. Ignoring starters, mystery egg pokemon and that a 70% of the OU tier is composed of megas and legendaries you get pokemon like Gastrodoon, Chansey and Tangrowth with Chansey and Tagrowth being available as soon as you beat Shelly. Tangrowth alone is perfectly able to deal with Tyranitar without half a problem. 
And this is looking just at OU mons, but even in lower tiers there are tenths of pokemon able to deal with tyranitar and even Luna's whole team.

Don't know what moveset her T-tar had in Ep 16, but Luna is still the only Reborn leader I've beaten first try......and most of Ep 16 was done with me having no real knowledge of competitive Pokemon (aside from high IV's=good or something basic like that).  I don't know how ep 15 Luna was, but 16+ is apparently a joke except in some monoruns.

Like I said. Sounds like more of a you problem then a Luna problem. Tiers don't matter ingame. It's all about strategy and how you overcome an uphill battle. Luna's battle isn't even uphill though. She has a dogshit fodder lead and her entire team is fodder to super effective move/strategy. Scrafty, Primeape, Passimian, like, I said. Just about any fighting type can defeat it. It doesn't even have sand stream, so special water types can do it too. 

I'm not talking about either, yet all of them. You meant a specific situation in the battle that, when the opponent's mons are low and the fairies are gone, will insue in Garchomp being really strong. However, that is much easier said than done. Fairies can be really hard to deal with depending on the one you're dealing with, the opponent will most likely have a strong ice type that can also deal with the chomp because ice type moves are extremely useful, and there are still more options to deal with the land shark. I'm not saying it's a weak mon, but the situation you set up here is meant for Garchomp to do as well as he can and will rarely, if ever, really come to fruition in a battle

That's also implying -all- fairies counter Garchomp too, and not just a few which is more accurate. That being said, the rest of what Wolfox stated is pretty accurate.

hence why I said that depending on the fairie(s) you're facing they can be hard to deal with. a Mimikyu, Tapu or Mega Diancie can push shit in with ease while a Slurpuff or Aromatisse is not as hard to deal with

I would say so. I did it the other way around (saves on drive, game on computer) and it worked so I'd say that it would work the other way around.

shrug. I pretty much never care for the ivs of my mons except if its like for competitive, but I do all my comp on showdown so I dont have to care about ingame there. I tend to care a tad bit more about natures since a bad nature can often be more crippling than bad ivs, unless youre talking like the absolutely maximum at 0.

I'm a bit of a loon, so I try to optimize even in-game, but you usually don't need to have Max IVs and optimal natures to go through the maingame. The only time people really care about IVs are in competitive, and most people usually resort to just using a sav/gen tool. Natures and IVs always take a backseat to movesets, obtainability, and typing/matchups ingame anyways.

to reply to the above, I mean isn't it like 15 points on average, not counting guaranteed perfects like for Eggs/Legends?

TBQH being able to see IVs in fangames ruined me. So much time lost resetting for better IVs....don't let the perfect get in the way of the good, kids.

Well I would say Reborn is tougher because the variety. With insurgence I feel that once you got your team down with minor changes you can get through most challenges pretty comfortably because they are pretty similar. The game focuses mostly around hyper offence.

This issue I have less with reborn because they try to change the type of challenges all around. So you can never be too comfortable or get your ass kicked. That being said Reborn is also reaching the limits of its challenges.

Hmm so you prefer diversity in your challenges rather than simply using and winning with hyper offensive pokemon. I wonder how old I'll need to be to get that kind of attitude. I just love offense and no other style suits me. Even stuff that stops offense like a pure wall is not okay with me, much less using stall pokemon. This also tends to be the reason for me not liking field effects because it stops me from attacking properly. 

Mega Salamence wails on nearly everything in Insurgence, tho. You get it pretty late, but before the end of the main storyline iirc.
Insurgence has a lot of non-canonical Mega's (and OP delta mons) it uses against you that get 'optimal' set-up in those challenges, when those same mons can be difficult for a player to use without being overly time-consuming or are available way later in-game, e.g. Delta Volcarona.
Also, if I'm correct, it has a system that auto-levels your opponent to the highest level in your team for some battles, while for others it relies on ramping up the opponent's levels quite drastically to keep you from overleveling too much. Unfortunately, with the races you can grind enough money to to so anyway through your secret base.
Reborn only uses a handful of PULSEs which cannot be caught, while having level caps and limited availability. Suddenly you start to appreciate Kricketune and Trubbish.
On top of that, since field effects, the metagame in Reborn is drastically different from normal games. A run-of-the-mill OU-team could get hammered in Reborn against seemingly lesser mons (e.g. gym battles?) because of those effects. So, it might be comparing apples to oranges overall.