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Thanks for letting me know about this. Could you tell me the exact location for this scene? I just want to double check it.

Really happy to hear this. Thanks for making a statement on this. The bird is so perfect for him.

While @ZappoNinja was kind enough to answer all the questions that came up, I think I'll elaborate or add what I think as well. As was stated by Zappo, this is likely due to Venam learning later on about the events that took place. There is already a similar case with this when one saves Amber and Venam isn't required to be around and will gain a point regardless at that specific point and not when you'd tell her on the Valor Cliffside. A lot of important choices usually reward you in another way. As Zappo stated, the Magma Stone rewards you with Karma if you chose to not give it up, Flora's identity rewards you with branching, and Melia's choice is a choice Melia makes, can get you a bad ending, and the best answer of not doing anything prevents anyone from having to die. Other correct answers usually reward you with Karma rather than giving focus to relationship points. This question did actually remind me of one instance I forgot to include in my guide and I'll be adding it in after posting this. This is because picking friends shows Aelita how much you value her, whereas picking family just has you valuing something similar to her.

It's not too hard to fix with RPG Maker. You just have to fix an ">" to an ">=" and it should work properly. Alternatively, I could buy it directly for you, as I have already fixed it for myself, and you can just do the rest of it afterwards. Do note that you will have had to have done all the events within the Badlands as well.

Plusle and Minun both have a 1% chance of being spawned, regardless of time.

Right before you exit out of Valor Mountain 5F to the Valor Summit, head west until you see three rocks. Speak to the red rock in the middle to apply the lava layout of the mountain. Afterwards exit out to the Valor Mountain Cliffside. Enter the mountain from the other entrance you have available and you will notice lava north of you. Lava Drift through that and descend down the ladder you find on the other side. Drop down the hole and you'll find yourself where you want to be.

Then Corviknight would be a perfect Pokemon for Ren.

In order to avoid any issues that I can't help assist with I have replaced the debug mod link with my own Scripts.rxdata. Full details will be added to the post detailing on how to gain access to Debug.

When I tried to load up your save the game crashed instantly. This could mean that your save is either corrupted or not compatible for some reason. I don't think I will be able to help you with this, unfortunately.

How to view relationship points: Debug is required for you to view your current point totals for each character. ~ There seems to be a bug that occurs simply from having debug enabled where it can corrupt your game build when one soft resets or closes the game. ~ One way one may be able to bypass the problem mentioned above is by using Pokemon Essential's Game.exe with an edited Scripts.rxdata with debug enabled. You can get it through RPG Maker, using my modified Scripts.rxdata, or by using Gemini to edit your Scripts.rxdata yourself. RPG Maker: http://www.rpgmakerweb.com/products/programs/rpg-maker-xp ~ This requires Pokemon Rejuvenation's PBS files. Modified Scripts.rxdata: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ksTuj_iDjJOkmOcGjZOzdHwrEponJAeA ~ The only change that I have done to Scripts.rxdata is using Gemini myself to enable access to Debug. ~ It is updated to the latest version of the game. (Version 12) ~ If you are using any mods that have made changes to Scripts.rxdata, then this will probably not be compatible for you and could potentially break your game. Gemini: https://sourceforge.net/projects/geminieditor/ Open Scripts.rxdata with Gemini. Go to Pokemonload. Find "class PokemonLoad". Insert the line "$DEBUG = TRUE" above "@scene=scene". Save your edits. It should look something like this: class PokemonLoad def initialize (scene) $DEBUG = TRUE @scene=scene end Upon loading your save file open your menu and scroll down to the debug option available. Debug > Variables > Scroll down to 376 or 476 to see the two relationship categories

Considering the last one is severely outdated, I will be creating my own Relationship Guide. Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Relationship Point Checks

I managed to fix it for you. I essentially rolled you back to before you gave the diary to Melia so just give it to her as normal and things should work out for you. Game.rxdata

Anytime you make a post you have an option to "Drag files here to attach, or choose files..." Use that and you should be able to upload your save file to your post. It should be located around: C:\Users\"Username"\Saved Games\Pokemon Rejuvenation

I can try and relocate both of you so both of you are no longer stuck. Just give me your save data and I'll see what I can do.

The Jackpot Starters were completely removed from the game as of V10.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-Dk0g5bVs0B4JNuSR-f4AAFIeWQozHosKFS-wPao9bc/edit

As stated in this thread, an ability wouldn't work as Decimation has Mold Breaker as part of it. The only reason Psychic Surge works in Lele's case is because it's the terrain that is nulling Decimation and not Psychic Surge itself. A move that counters all priority and hits back? That's possible. It's also possible they'll just require the player to put a Focus Sash on their Xerneas so that it can prevent Decimation from killing it in one hit and allow it to one hit kill Yveltal back with a Moonblast. It's possible they could make a second variation of Decimation where it's just made into a clone of Moongiest Beam or Sunsteel Strike with priority. This is what I'm getting at, one could assume literally anything, but we have nothing to really go by to assume Xerneas is going to get anything special to directly counter Decimation when all we have to go by is a fight the player isn't meant to win. One can PP stall like how the person in the video did or utilize other unconventional means to perhaps beat it legit, but it was meant to be an impossible fight. The main rewards for winning against Madame X at Blacksteeple Castle is Madame X having alternate dialogue after the battle - much like if one beats Madelis with Melia, a variable called DefeatedMadame being set to on, and earning a karma point. They could have kept her with her full team and only updated Yveltal, but there is no real way to make her actually impossible to beat because that's how Pokemon is. The move is given absurd priority and Mold Breaker because it is a cop out in this case. It's meant to be a quick way to eliminate the majority of strategies.

I'm more saying that Lele does it with the least resistance. That is a fun video, however.

So it truly is only Lele and Quick Guard. Lele having the added bonus of being able to attack with a double boosted Moonblast while Yveltal wastes turns. (And subsequently not having to endure struggle based attacks as a level 40 Lele can three hit kill a level 100 Yveltal and a level 85 Lele can one hit kill a level 100 Yveltal.)

Giving Xerneas a move like Decimation would ruin any semblance of balance for the game and would make the fight with Madame X come down to whoever lands their broken move first. I imagine what's more likely is that Jan would give Yveltal a legit moveset over resorting to something such as that. This is the same game where we still don't have megas or access to legendary Pokemon that are less powerful than Lilligant, so I think it would be better not to assume we'll be getting a Xerneas with anything special until we have reason to believe we would. Madame X's Yveltal isn't good reason as she is meant to be an unwinnable battle that can be won because of specific strategies. It was even changed from a full normal fight to Yveltal's priority one hit kill move because it originally could be cheesed with FEAR. One must PP stall it now with items, Quick Guard, or debug menu to get three specific counters.

This particular move is actually mentioned in the 100% guide for the game as a way to beat Madame X legit at Blacksteeple Castle. Main reason I only mentioned Tapu Lele was because of the talk on legendary Pokemon, which had me just ignore all the other possible things we listed. Xerneas ends up not working as an intended counter in the end without making Fairy Aura make it immune to Decimation. (It does not currently do so.)

That is very true. There is also Bruxish due to Dazzling. I sort of glossed over both of them.

The only Pokemon that'd counter Madame X's Yveltal would be Tapu Lele. Psychic Terrain makes Yveltal unable to do anything against it, whereas Xerneas would still be vulnerable to Decimation.

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