MhicKy

Aww that's mean.. I am trying to get all the Zygard Cells and stuff.. I am stuck with 99 cells and backtracking to all the locations in the guide didn't do much, I am guessing some of these got removed because the location changed? Also some of them are in different spots like the Forest of Time, there are still 2 there but the second one doesn't need Rock Climb anymore, it's by the left of the Timesplicer Crystal, need surf

Axel can also be obtained on the Scholar Recreation Center at the Scholar District in Grand Dream City for a ~small~ price of And get this! 30.000 coins, I repeat, THIRTY THOUSAND COINS!!

You don't need to worry tho' Ambipom only evolves when it learns Double Hit at Lv32, Keta's team can't possibly have it and regular Aipom doesn't have Technician yet (His ability that "evolves" into Technicial is Run Away)

One of the Rift Dens at Rout4 when you have 12 badges or more

You cannot yet, there will be a boat on the route above Kakori Village with a guy that charges 3000$ to get back to Gaeren but you still need to proceed in the story a bit to get there

As the person above said, it's release, just fo to dev blog on the 13.0.3 release and it will be there at the bottom

I would rather the A-Ambipom to be Normal/Fighting, think about it.. He has Technician.. Could you imagine giving him the Fighting Type and then allowing him to learn Double Kick?! That would be WILD!!

Heeey, patch 13.0.3! I drink to that! Thanks Jan! But I didn't saw anything about fixing the Dragonite Letters Quest.. Mine in Terajuma keeps saying there's 4 letteres even tho' I already collected them all..

She can't have her S.Attack lowered, I tried, that's why Memento isn't working properly, it's a feature, not a bug Yeah, it isn't that the Misty Field doesn't work per se, it's that this Gardevoir cheats anyway so it doesn't matter.. Well Mawile has low S.Def so even if it resists 4x her attack it still gets overwhelmed by her ridiculously huge S.Atk.. I don't know.. The shields didn't really bother me that much but the fact this fight in specific makes a lot of strategy don't work just "because" is what bothers me.. You can't lower her S.Atk, why? Because! You can't set Trick Room, why? Because! Can I at least Leech Seed? No.. Why? Because.. How about Misty Field? Can I use to protect against her sleep? Pff, nah! WHY?! BE-CAU-SE!!

OOor, you can get them from Rifts but only after 12 badges, I think

Cool, will look for it, thanks

So someone made one for Rejuvenation v13?

Set the weather in the billboard to Windy and talk to the woman next to the TM

Tittle says it all.. Wanna know if it's possible to get a Greninja with Battle Bond

No, in these examples specifically the fields actually make the moves 100% accurate The only real way to defend it is to make your pokemon hold a chesto berry and even so the AI will know and won't waste the turn attempting it.. For me the problem is that Rejuvenation took the Dark Souls approach in which the game itself isn't hard but it's riddled with unfairness and cheap tricks, I always said that if you could fight Dark Souls enemies on a plain field they are easy to take out but they are always scattered around weird angles and locations, Rejuvenation is kinda similar in which you have to fight important trainers and gym leaders in fields that totally benefit them while screwing with whatever strategy you thought off on top of having access to items you can only access waaay to late in the game, I mean, you reach Gym9 and Erick is already using Mega-Toxicitry, Gym10 and Flora has a Mega-Sceptile, Gym11 and Puppet Master with a Mega-Alakazam (you get the picture) while already having items like Leftovers, Life Orb and Resistance Berries and what do we have? Maybe some rocks that help with weather teams and some plates that increase the damage of it's respective typing by 30%.. Heck, you're the main character and your rivals and even random trainers already have these items and mega evolutions, it's like you're that kid that gets bullied on the playground because you don't have the cool wristband that shines in the dark or something (It was the 90s, leave me alone!).. On top of the custom items that were purposely made just to screw with us, like the infamous Crawli's Ariados with a "Teluric Seed"(?) that basically gives it spike shield until hit so it can set up Sticky Web safely..

Oh that I didn't knew but at that point I just too frustrated to even consider.. I did not have one, and since I couldn't get out so that wasn't an option.. -EDIT- I did not had one with Magic Coat and the move relearner does not exist there, I realized it could create a confusing of me saying that I did not had a Magnemite but I was talking about one with the move I think the glitch part is the Magic Seed doing it since regular Trick Room gets blocked by the field but I do not have a Magic Seed on me anyway so..

Are you talking back in v12? Because right now it isn't.. I tried it.. The field didn't allow it, I made a full team set for Trick Room, started with Oranguru with the Focus Sash and, oop, nope.. It pissed me off soo much because I wasted an hour or so leveling them in the only Audino Trainer in the area just to be immediately put down..

So I've just managed to defeat Rift Gardevoir and, lemme tell ya, I do not feel satisfied at all with this victory.. Because I felt like the only reason I beat her was by cheating.. In v12 my main strategy was to poison her with Toxic, use Leech Seed and then just stall with bulky Pokemons, Protect, Fake Out, 2 turn moves like Dig, Dive or Bounce and, tho' cheesy, was a strategy at least.. I tried the new Gardevoir in v13 and, at first, I thought she was going to be easier because the Ralts and Kirlias are not there anymore (even tho' she still summons them in the cutscene) but boy was I wrong.. Strategy#1 - Paralyze her so all my Pokemons could go first Utter failure, for some reason the field doesn't allow for Thunder Wave to be used, she would still be paralyzed by Nuzzle but she has a Lum Berry and none of the Pokemon that learn Nuzzle are bulky enough to be able to use it twice, heck, even if you try to use 2 Pokemons to do that you can only do it once by using the Focus Sash and since you don't have 2 Focus Sashes, that's a bust.. Strategy#2 - Set up a Trick Room You wish.. I thought since she was pretty speedy than even my speediest Pokemons that a Trick Room would, well, do the trick but, once again, the field does not allow it so.. That was 2 hours of my life leveling Pokemons for this strategy I will never get back.. Strategy#3 - The Old Stall strategy with Leech Seed and Toxic Firstly, Leech Seed doesn't work on Rift Pokemons anymore so get real, secondly Rift Pokemons won't take damage from status effect until their shields are fully down and, since she has a Lum Berry, I gotta sacrifice 2 Pokemons to get her poisoned AND Rift Pokemon don't flinch with Fake Out so.. NEXT! Strategy#4 - Use my Aevium-Ampharos with Cotton Down + Flash to screw with her Speed and Accuracy For some reason, even with 2 speed downs she was still faster than my Boltund, my fastest Pokemon (Tried to used Nuzzle twice again with Focus Sash assuming he would be faster) on my team and apparently either her moves always hit or I was very unlucky that the accuracy down did nothing but I am willing to think her attacks always hit since I tried using a Muk with Minimize too and she still managed to always hit it.. Back to the drawing board.. Strategy#5 - Get her poisoned, TWICE, and then use Venom Drench to lower he Speed and S.Attack I though this could work.. Since Venon Drench lowers Attack, S.Attack and Speed it seemed perfect.. Well.. She can't have her S.Attack lowered by it or any other move like Captivate (Tried that too) so.. Yeah.. At this point I was pretty hopeless but tried again.. The ONLY WAY I managed to defeat her was to poison her TWICE (One for the Lum Berry, the other to stick) and use a bunch of pokemons with high S.Def or Sturdy to wither her shields down and then, and that's the part that makes me feel like I cheated and therefore not satisfied, use a bunch of Revives, Max Revives and Ultra Potions to stall.. And that's why I felt unsatisfied.. Every strategy I thought off was either foiled by the damn field, the new Rift Pokemon shield, the fact that this Gardevoir outspeeds EVERYTHING and she has a Lum Berry just for the "strategy" that works to be just spam items.. Difficult battles are one thing but when there's THIS MUCH things stacked against you that all your legit strategies just simply don't work and you have to rely on spamming items to win then I just feel dirty for it but I couldn't afford to spend another hour or so training yet ANOTHER batch of Pokemons for the attempt alone so..

Obstagoon is also pretty OP Obstruct works almost the same as Aegislash's King Shield but better, it drops the enemy's defense by 2 stages so it's easy to combo it with a Headbutt or a Night Slash and get a OHKO, he also can learn Taunt which can be pretty necessary against annoying Pokemons with annoying strategies, he is also the perfect counter to Aegislash (if it has Defiant) Here's a simulation of a fight between Obstagoon and Aegislash:

One of my main MVPs is an Ambipom EXACTLY because of Fake Out, with the Technician ability his Fake Out is the strongest there is, he can defeat anything with the one-two punch Fake Out + Double Hit, ever since I started my first playthrough in v12 I NEVER dared to remove him from my party, he's been there since and I always pick him as soon as I get to Route 2, he's been the Pokemon that has been consistently reliable on my team for years.. He is also consistent in how sure you are to KO something Did Fake Out removed 30% of the enemy HP? Than a Double Hit will kill it Did Fake Out removed 50% or more? If the enemy isn't resistant, use Thief for assurance (Since Double Hit isn't 100% acc)

Egg Moves always pass to the child so every single Scorbunny after that will have both High Jump Kick and Sucker Puch, I know because I literally did that, lol

No option then, restart

Destiny Knot and Everstone Destiny Knot promotes growth in IVs as well as giving it a chance of passing the IVs of the parent helding it while Everstone keeps the Nature intact, the common method is to place the Everstone in the parent with the lower IVs and the Destiny Knot on the one with higher IVs, keep notes on which parents has how much of each IV and everytime a new pokemon is born check if it's IVs are better than the parents and just keep changing them.. Example: - First Generation - Female - 2, 7, 22, 31, 12, 7 (Holding the Destiny Knot) Male - 12, 7, 21, 19, 18, 12 (Holding the Everstone) (Order of the IVs is HP, Attack, Defense, S.Attack, S.Defense and Speed) - 8th Generation - Female - 23, 22, 28, 31, 31, 30 (Holding the Everstone) Male - 26, 21, 30, 31, 31, 30 (Holding the Destiny Knot) - Final Generation - Female - 31, 30, 29, 31, 31, 30 Male - 31, 31, 30, 31, 31, 31 <- The one you decided to settle with The Everstone needs to either be mined or can be acquired through Geodudes at a 5% chance (You can either catch them or use Thief) The Destiny Know is obtained at one of the houses in Kakori Village where there's a female NPC in a white dress with a white hat, she will ask to see the Team Xen Battleship and after you follow her around the ship she will return to her house and reward you with the Destiny Knot -EDIT- OFC you don't need to settle with ALL IVs on 30-31 since there's always one status that is useless to a pokemon, like, Attack on an Alakazam, you can let this IV alone since he won't use it anyway so..

So I assume it worked? Good to know, have fun

Just drag the contents of the patch inside the folder.. That's all there is to it.. Open the patch, get everything and drag it in there..