Vinnie

None of those megas are available currently, but if any of them were, it'd probably be Metagross. Aside from higher start up power, M-Blaziken just doesn't do anything that regular Blaziken does. M-Mence is neat, but your team is frail, and it really needs the intimidate support.

The situation is pretty ridiculous and pretty old at this point. I really try not to take a stance of these type of situations until I feel as if everything has finally been put out in the open, with my only concern being until then the fans involved. At this point it feels as if all the information is out there in the open, and it's shameful to see certain individuals continue to push this malicious agenda against Vic. Everything's out in the open now, it's done. Aside from any legal action that needs to be taken, let the drama end. It's just obvious and disgraceful slander at this point. I don't care for Vic, but he's been wronged so badly at this point, and besides that, we don't need any fake cases of abuse, sexual assault, etc, when so many real cases happen already.

Done, best of luck with your app!

You can use as many mods as you'd like, including other mods from other mod packs. You may have to be careful though, too many mods will crash the game of course(large amounts of them), and some may or may not be compatible.

The update is hardly news if you're hanging out on these forums, but I really wanted to put this method out there in case it does become irrelevant in the next release.

Well, in the main games, Unnerve won't stop a pokemon from consuming the electric/grassy/psychic/misty seeds on their respective fields, so it's safe the say that it works the same here, except for all of the new seeds and the different terrains relevant to them.

If you're not against using mods, there are mods out there that will make it so you can use the TMX moves without having to teach them. I think this mod pack has it-

I messed up a lot. Check the Beryl Cemetery first, then check in the Peridot Ward, should be the upper portion actually, he'll be in one of the apartments. If you can't find him in either of those spots, check in the Glass factory, then the Cemetary, then the Apartment. Check out this guide here - https://pokemon-reborn.fandom.com/wiki/Taras_Identity_Sidequest

I can't honestly say. I'll likely be mapping out other confusing areas, however, I don't see myself mapping out the entire game. I do know about the megastones from Nyu, but I really wasn't sure what to do about Nyu's house in all honesty. There's so much to display there, such as the Volt Tackle teacher, the fact that Nyu gives you honey for normal sweets, and yeah, the fact that for one blue moon ice cream he'll give you either a Heracrossite or a Pinsirite. I'm really stumped overall on how to even display all of this as well not make it look incredibly cluttered. Edit: I went ahead and added all of those. It feels a tensy bit cluttered, but it's there now.

So after a long time(almost a month) I've finally updated the maps completely. Sorry it took so long, but I hope they're easily understandable. North Aventurine Route 1 West Route 1 East South Aventurine

There is patch here, that will give you an event Pikachu that has Celebrate. Otherwise, there isn't any possible way to get a Pikachu in-game for a long, long time without evolving the Pichu you have.

Welcome to the forums mr penguin :^

Toxic is a quest reward from Simon. Sludge Bomb isn't in-game yet to my knowledge.

Didn't expect this one to be 30 minutes long either but it was. Also I never really get a chance to discuss story, plot or character development, but does Blake remind anyone of Ice from Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia?

You can reset your square by entering and leaving the room. If you do that eventually you can get the same starting numbers as in the video.

It'd be neat, but at the same time, Charlotte already tends to push you into taking a few specific strategies. Difficulty is a really neat touch, but you have to be careful not to ramp the difficulty up so much that you eliminate all but a few options to winning the battle. Right now Charlottes in a really nice spot. If you've bred a team with good ivs and ev trained them properly, you can win with a bit of smart gameplay. Or if you don't have the right mons for the job you can catch every single team member you'd need for some easy win strategies against her and all of them are found post Agate Circus. Giving her Mega Zard would make it more difficult for those who put in time and effort into breeding and ev training, but the easy strategy routes wouldn't really be affect, and if anything, they'd be more enforced.

You're welcome, and glad you think I've been doing a good job so far. Don't worry about seeming ungrateful, I appreciate the feedback a lot. To be honest, I sometimes worry if I seem ungrateful or even rude to those when I discuss feedback, and improvements. Actually, you're completely right. I probably wasn't thinking right as I worked on that video, and for some reason I read it as a straight up 90% reduction, where as it's actually a 10% or again .9xBP. I'm not sure what was going through my head at the time, but I'll definitely edit that into the description. As for my battle with Charlotte, it really would. I mainly just wanted to showcase that if you didn't have the TM Rain Dance(or if you lacked a Prankster setup mon) then with a little more effort you could still achieve for the most part the same results. The lack of a Damp Rock rain setter(and to be fair, I can't guarantee that everyone watching is going to have a Damp Rock either) isn't a real set back regardless of if you have a sand stream user or if you're using a Kingdra due to the fact that Charlotte's Ninetails would likely interrupt the rain at around 5 turns anyways. I didn't have to suffer through the Quick Claw resets, but I wanted to showcase that it could be done if absolutely necessary. I didn't feel as if I explained everything properly enough, which is why I have a pastebin in the description of the video, explaining more thoroughly as well as listing a few more details. This is what was said in the pastebin- Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for watching and the support. I'll be sure to take it into account and make the proper changes when I get a chance.

I'm a little bit croaky at this point, but I tried to cover as much as I could. It's a long one and I even ended up making a couple of strategy guides for Charlotte and putting it in a pastebin in the description.

Try and evolve your Combusken and then delevel the Blaziken back down to 35 so it'll listen to you. In a house to the left of Shelly there's a trainer who will teach Fire Pledge for a few red shards, it's base 80 power, and it'll burn Shelly's Forest Field if you use it before she sets up Rain Dance. I'd also grab a Espurr from one of the Gang Alleys, it might be the Magma Gang's Alley. Try and find one that has Fake Out. On turn one you'll fake out her Illumise, and faint it with your Blaziken's Fire Pledge. From there it's a sweep, assuming your Blaziken has Speed Boost.

It'll be an item ball, right where the red dot is. It's in the same room, but on the other side of where you'll find the tm for grass knot I believe.

There is also a Metal Coat in one of the first caves you enter on Route 3, in case they're past Agate Circus and can't return to Tanzan Mountain.

And here's to another one.

Not too sure what to really call these, but these are basically maps of North and South Route 2 with directions for how to push each Crustle. Northern Route 2 Southern Route 2 Still gotta clean up my Route 1/Aventurine Forest Maps, but I'll get to it later.