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Here. game.rxdata Although, your Pikachu was only level 40ish in this file.

Cain had an Absol and Galvantula pre-Episode 17 IIRC. Victoria had Togekiss. All that's happened is that Ame moved their diversification of Pokemon up from where it had been initially. This was needed to keep the rivals as being actually semi-serious foes. Victoria especially barely even qualified as a speed bump before her return in Episode 14 or 15.

So, the thing about this is there isn't a specific command for that. The best that could be done is to fill your PC with every Pokemon (and I mean ALL of them), then turn the base forms into eggs and release the rest. If you still want them, then replace your original save file with this one: Game.rxdata

I think its more that people stood in front of the randomizer for hours and hours for them, which wasn't intended.

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Do you want the starters to be from the same generation? If so then: Torterra, Empoleon, and Infernape. Those offer the most widespread type coverage and are overall solid picks. If not: Fire - Any not named Tepig. All the fire starters are pretty solid in-game. I wouldn't pick Litten either due to overlap with a rival's team and already having two dark types. Water - Mudkip or Piplup. The best overall that don't overlap with your current team. Tododile or Popplio are fine as well. Tododile though is mono-type, and takes a long to get physical STAB. Popplio meanwhile is Cain's Pokemon, so eh... The only really wrong choices are Oshawott or Squirtle. Grass - Honestly this is the most difficult probably. Bulbasaur and Snivy are probably the best overall choices, but Turtwig is fine as well if you build it correctly. Treecko could work I guess, as could Chespin.

Hello.

Actually you said yes to someone. Taka specifically.

I second the inclusion of both Gardevoir and Magnezone. The two complement each other extremely well, and still form a solid core on a team.

Upload your save and someone can take a look at it. Most likely its just a matter of control mapping.

It works the same way Flying Press works in the canon games I believe.

Other people HAVE done the math. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/09/eu-study-finds-piracy-doesnt-hurt-game-sales-may-actually-help/ And then withheld it because it doesn't fit with corporate lies.

True, but in that case fangames hurting the company is even less likely since it means so much to them.

Ah. I hadn't even been aware we could fish there in the first place honestly.

Someone mentioned you couldn't fish for Slowpoke in the same area of Route 4 anymore, that one possibly.

I kinda think in that instance there wouldn't be enough of an audience to really attract much in the way of fangames. But setting that aside, in such a circumstance if fangames attracted enough of a crowd away from that company's games to significantly impact their earnings, then that honestly just sounds like the inevitable happening. They would have likely faltered rapidly anyway if a significant portion of the audience stopped buying their games in order to play a game released by one person. Whether that be to a fan-game, or to a bigger studio on more solid footing that sees the success and moves in, the same result would have happened. The opposite is therefore more important to consider. Perhaps people interested in games look at the fangame and are interested in trying out the official version, boosting sales. Now you can say that isn't likely, and you could be correct. However, if you are correct, then at worst what's happened is nothing. At best the company is on a more solid footing going forward and can release better games, increasing their staying power long-term. So as I see the three possibilities would be: 1. A significant portion of the audience leaves to play the free game, which is merely accelerating the inevitable if it happens. 2. Nothing, the fans play both because they love the games and want to support the people who make the official products). 3. There's a boost in interest as people try the free fan-game, like it, and try the actual games as well. (There's technically a fourth possibility where people try the fan-game, hate it, and don't try the actual game, but in such a case they likely wouldn't have played the official game regardless, so I'm counting it under nothing). For the broader question, sorta the same logic applies. Only with more dismissal of corporations and irritation with their rank hypocrisy on the topic. So at worst, morally neutral.

Exactly, Mad God and all.

Here you are: Game.rxdata Replace your old file with this one.

http://www.rebornevo.com/index.php?/pr/save/

If you post your save someone can add the exp share back in.

Why not both?

The one on the right is to the right of the one on the left. (Sorry, been rereading Pearls before Swine.) Also the cushions are a different color.

Kinda depends. I found Mirage Tower more or less by accident for instance. I found Mimikyu inside because I saw the glass panels and thought, "Wonder if I can break those the way I could in Serra's gym." Well, I could. So, knowing that Ame is tricksy I decided there was probably something behind one of them. So I broke them all. Pretty much was that simple on that one. The Beldum one, that I had to look up. I had noticed a ledge going up that had no way down, and when I found the Tauros it seemed like the most straight-forward answer. So I hopped on a Tauros and flew. That didn't work. So I went back, hopped on a Tauros, teleported. That didn't work. So after trying a bunch of other ways (dig, escape rope, etc). Those also didn't work. Finally I broke down and checked online. So the actual solution didn't present itself, but I did manage to work out what I was supposed to do, just not how to do it. Solar beam I honestly thought was kinda obvious. Not necessarily what to do, but that you needed to do something. So I ran around for an hour or two until I worked it out. The most irritating of these was the long series of fetch quests to get Spoink's pearl though.

All non-legendary, non-UB Pokemon are available in game. Also available are Poipole/Naganadel (extremely late-game, literally the end of current content) and Phione. As Norm noted a lot of the really good Pokemon are only available late, and this includes most of the starters. Tepig is the first one that I can think of which can be obtained normally, in a certain volcano you'll visit later, and can be obtained as soon as you have strength. Torchic and Froakie are the last starters available (since they're the best), and both involve fairly long side-quests. Quite worth it though.

Okay. I went ahead and gave you a Cubone, Gastly, Litwick, and Frillish. Gastly and Frillish can be found in the random eggs (Frillish from the Day Care quest, Gastly from the police quest). The other two are to cover your fire type base. They all have mostly random IVs (I tried to make sure they weren't awful), and good natures. Replace your old save file with this one: Game.rxdata