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Oh cool. Thanks.

So what do you need to do here?

Kind of. At the moment, not really by much.

I usually bring two Pokemon, KO the Blissey and let the rest of the Pokemon defeat my team. This requires you to have no money to not lose much out of it, though.

Ah, I didn't realize it was possible to exit by surfing from there! Thank you.

I've explored just about everything...or so I thought. I still can't get to that TM no matter what I do. Knowing this game, it probably involves some convoluted path around those obstacles in the ocean, but it would be nice to know where the starting point is, I guess.

Wish this existed when I first played the game. It took me forever to figure out how to move the blocks!

Use waterfall. You'll see a sliding puzzle that brings you down a ledge to the sliding puzzle with the entrance. If you go down from the very top sliding part, you can slide to the right after to get to the part with Rock Climb. I believe this was a path for some other events, too, before E17.

Gyarados was a big issue for me, too. The best kind of electric type to use is one with Levitate or an Air Balloon, in my experience. Rotom had an easier time with him because of it and then a Bullet Punch from Metagross finished it off (luckily he didn't bother trying to heal it when Metagross was out, I'm still not sure why).

Does anybody know what they are? I have a particular save file specifically for maximizing them as much as possible and getting 'correct' timelines.

I'm so glad somebody mentioned this, because I noticed a while back that all of Adrein's relationship points seem to be really negative. Xe's always against us when we do positive things. Plus, xe gets super friendly when you tell Arc that you don't want to fight, almost like a predator happy about seeing their prey in a moment of weakness (sort of like the other assholes who all like you more when you act more submissive).

I stalled her Aegislash with Rocky Helmet, Rouh Skin Garchomp. Worked pretty nicely, but ended up using about half my revives. It's difficult to prepare for that thing, outside of changing the field effect entirely.

Congrats, though I think Torrent would've been better until a couple badges ahead. Keep in mind that Ability Capsules are a thing, so if you get one that's perfect except for its ability, you can always change it later. Click on all the spots that seem suspect, because they are likely to have good hidden items. It takes some pressure off you to spending your money (among other things I won't spoil).

I've had a run with both Torterra and Primarina and while Torterra is great with it's bulk and no-crit ability, Primarina has more power behind it, especially since it tends to rain more in the region and Shelly will still setup the rain for you with her Prankster mons. The only difficulty is with Florinia (there's lots of Flying type and Fighting type options for that, though) and Corey (Lycanroc can help cover that).

I don't blame you for this at all. It took me forever to get it. First I tried buying the ice creams and just wasted a lot of money and time. Then I decided to just get a bunch of pickup mons and slaughter wild Pokemon. I had to put 4 pickup mons in my party instead of the usual 2 before one managed to pick one up. I never had this much difficulty getting one in past episodes. Usually by the time I get to the WTC, I have 2 or 3 in my bag already because of the 1 or 2 pickup mons I usually keep. I think they were made more difficult to obtain.

In general, Julia. But for this episode in particular, Shelly. Lycanroc + Primarina after she helps you by setting up the rain is just too good.

My Pellipper says hi.

You know, I never considered that it might be anything other than some decorative lighting.

EZ! I'll beat it in a minute! (I'm ready to eat those words. I'll probably be hungry from the salt overload anyway.)

I definitely think there was some sort of higher power involved in the making of this place. I can't imagine she built that using her own money. That would be a little crazy. The legendary dragons probably are real. Whatever higher power that assisted with the construction of this must've left this place with a sacred energy, attracting the pokemon, nice plant life, and occasional legendary Pokemon to the place. I'm thinking since it was those two specifically, it might've been built by Kyurem or the original dragon. Only time will tell.

Definitely the field effects. Ever since I've first experienced them, I wanted a way to experience something like that in the main games, such as an experienced hacker or whatever somehow implementing them into the game. I'm not sure if it's possible, but that would be amazing.

I hope double-posting is allowed, but I just wanted to say that I kind of agree that it seems like the odds are stacked against you in this game and the similar ones like Rejuvenation. I don't have nearly as much bad luck in other types of games, fangames or official, as I do in these ones. Based off the Poketubers I've watched play it (and I've watched plenty), it seems like I'm not the only one who gets bombarded with an unnatural amount of crits, 10% chance status, and misses of moves with high accuracy. It's definitely made me wonder if it's just a coincidence or if that was implemented to up the difficulty of the game. And yes, before I get bombarded with claims of being salty or whatever, I know there's a good chance me and the others are just having sour luck.

I'd recommend Abomasnow for Terra and Amaria. It puts in some work against both, especially since it can alter Amaria's field and then dish some damage afterwards.

Plot twist: They're alive and working with Team Meteor.

Damn, you're right. I was enraged at her when I first saw that scene, but that puts it in a new light. She did save us, and played a big part in saving the region, too. Losing the one person she feels actually cares about her probably sent her into a manic state of mind.