MhicKy

Yeah, for Venam on Intense I just used a Meowth with Technician, a Glameow and a Butterfree, both Meowth and Glameow had Fake Out so they could take one of her pokemons each with no issue, the other 3 pokemons in my team were canon fodder so I could keep using the Fake Out strat, except for Butterfree since it had Confusion so.. Point is, if you wanna win you gotta find cheese strategies like this on Intense or else it's pretty damn difficult and reliant on RNG..

You extract the patch file in the main game folder, it will then recognize some files are named the same and ask if you want to substitute them, just say yes and let it do it's thing

Yes just extract it directly into the main folder and substitute everyhting

If you're tying to continue from your v12 save I feel like maybe that's the problem.. Have you downloaded the latest patch? The 13.0.2? If you did and it still does that I suggest you restart the game.. Which is fine either way since there's a lot of changes from previous areas that you probably missed

Best starters are still Greninja and Cinderace to me.. Their abilities are OP as heck which makes them rogue variants, the AI gets absolutely confused when facing them and it's hilarious! - Cindarace changes to Fighting Type to use High Jump Kick and KO the enemy Steel Type - AI sends a Psychic Type to deal with the "Fighting" Type Cinderace - Cindarace changes to Dark Type to use Sucker Punch and KO the enemy Psychic Type - AI sends a Bug Type to deal with the "Dark" Type Cinderace - Cinderace changes to Fire Type to use Pyro Ball and KO the enemy Bug Type And it just keeps getting funnier! Also, Pyro Ball is absolutely OP.. Basically a physical type Fire Blast with 90 accuracy instead of 75

It pisses me off too.. It is being inaccessible since the launch of v12 and even now in v13 it's still there, mocking us, taunting us, being such a tease..

The only way is going in the game folder and going to the Save Folder Shortcut, there should be multiple different saves organized by number, hours of play and badges, pick one you think is close enough to where you were without being corrupt and change it's name to "Game.rxdata" and then launch the game

Welcome to Rejuvenation Intense Mode! We have cookies and soda by the table, enjoy your stay~ But yeah, that's pretty much how it goes.. Fight the first time, get a feel of the leader's team and strategy, create a party to counter that strategy, fight again, try to get the hang of which pokemon should lead and what you should do for each of the enemy's pokemon and, finally, win.. And yeah RNG play a big part too.. There were fights that if I missed one move or got paralyzed and lost the turn that meant the entire battle was now over..

@yeslahrt Go in this thread and download the first 2 files and place them in the Scripts folder, be aware that it might contain some bugs so use it only for light stuff like changing your pokemons IV, nature, EVs and ability @hepengild Yeah I know the feel.. Without debug mode I get stubborn and keep trying a strategy that clearly doesn't work for longer because I dread having to breed another team just for a gym leader since it takes literally DAYS to breed a full team but with debug mode I just adjust the status of pokemon I already caught and level them in the Breeder trainers and easy-peasy get over that gym.. And the first time I discovered that the leaders know which item you had was very early on Narcisa since her Drifblim always uses Hypnosis but when I attached a berry to my lead she would never use it.. Same with her Dusclops using Will-o-Wisp

So I guess we really are expanding and going big, huh? Looking forward to it, there is so much stuff in Rejuvenation that a wiki really is necessary at this point

Yes, in the main folder of Rejuvenation there's a shortcut to the savefile folder, your main save is named "Game.rxdata" if you want to rollback, pick any of the other files in there that contain information according the time it was saved, how many badges you had and your character name and rename it to "Game.rxdata" and it will rollback

That's why a lot of people go with debug mode.. While """cheating""" would be considered bad in any other game, in Reborn and Rejuvenation that's just a "yeah, I get it" situation.. Using debug mode to make your pokemons have perfect IVs, fully EV trained with the ability you want and the correct nature, at first glance, sounds bad but in reality you're just cutting the grind to get that anyway, as long as you're not creating pokemons you shouldn't have or spawning items, no one condemns the use of debug mode.. I mean, I could either use debug mode to get perfect pokemons and focus on the story OR I could completely halt the story, farm enough AP to get all the EV Training Rooms, spend HOURS in the daycare running back and forth to get pokemons with descent IVs and then fully EV train them just for the CHANCE that my strategy MIGHT work in the gym and, if it doesn't, repeat.. I even suggested in the past for v13 to completely disregard IVs so every pokemon you encounter in a bush would be already 31IVs in everything so the only thing we needed to focus on is EV training, getting the nature and ability we want, which would cut a massive part of the grind but it didn't happened so.. Debug mode it is then!

Yeah, the reality is that Ditto with Impostor ends up becoming UBER in Rejuvenation, it's quite ridiculous.. @yeslahrt, the funny thing is that Narcisa used to be harder in v12, her field got nerfed.. It used to weaken dark moves by 50% before so the only thing that could do super effect on her Ghosts were other ghosts but every ghost you capture up to this point are slow (Yamask, Duskull, Shupet) so going Ghost vs Ghost on her was a terrible idea.. The only way I ever managed to beat her on v12 was with MASSIVE STACKS OF CHEESE!! By getting a full team of Normal Types and changing the field into a blessed field using Flash (Which I had to farm on the casino to get), now her field is quite fair in comparison, it no longer weaken dark types but you can also no longer turn it into a blessed field with Dazzling Gleam or Flash, you just temporarily turn it into a normal terrain..

I feel like the difficulty spikes waaay too much by around chapter 9 and beyond.. But the reason isn't because it's hard, it's because the game cheats.. Since the gym leader Erik you already see other leaders using megas, one of the reasons why in v12 many people were asking where the MegaRing at is because of this, many upon many other gym leaders already using mega evolutions (and even some random trainers) and you? Nothing.. At least not until the very end of the game.. That on top of the fact the AI knows when you're attacking, using an item or switching on top of knowing your moveset while we need trial and error, the fields are another thing too, with weird conditions that massively aid the gym leader while screwing with any strategy you might had cooked up are just another weight placed upon your back, shoutout to the v12 Haunted Field on Narcisa's Gym which was so OP it got nerfed on v13.. It isn't hard, the game is just rigged to make you fail.. Which is why victory is so sweet, I tried playing casual and I just didn't had the same satisfaction..

I think it's a feature, multiple people already pointed that out yet two patches happened and this wasn't "fixed" so..

My main strategy whenever a strong Rift Pokemon appears

Ambipom then and Ambipom now, forever Ambipom with Technician is HIGHLY underrated, start the fight with a Fake Out that is boosted by the ability + STAB and just finish them off with Double Hit ALSO boosted by ability + STAB, he is a very good revenge killer, you can even put Thief on him to deal with those pesky Ghosts, the only way Ambipom would be even stronger is if it could learn Double Kick, sadly it don't, GameFreak probably thought it would be too OP

People already said it but I will going more into specifics You need the Aquamarine Ore that can be obtained in the Aquamarine Cave in the same floor where Amber's Bed is, south of it there will be a mining rock to the right of a fisherman, you need to use Blast Powder to get past that and at the very end get the Aquamarine Ore then you need to go to Kristiline Town in the apartment left of the Help Center and give it to the only NPC there to get the Prism Scale, in order to do this you need to defeat Angie first.

Thanks, will try once the girl on the counter show up, I just got to GDC -EDIT- Yeah, that done the trick, appreciate it!

OK.. This is a bit embarrassing but I lost my code to get Riolu in GDC.. Does anyone still have that? I ain't gonna play Were Love Lies for the 4th time (Since I didn't got the true ending on my first 2 tries) just to get that code again..

I also agree with the Flora think being stupid.. We literally saw her being a two-face snake towards her own brother and destroy part of Darchlight Woods before and then there's all the suspicious shit with her demanding to take the center path, the computer deleting it's own files and all the animosity she show towards us right from the get-go, if anything, exposing her should give positive karma, not negative.. There are literally NO REASON for anyone to like Flora at that point..

Oh, thanks, couldn't really understand what the other guy said

He follows me everywhere, ain't it cute?!

Where do I get the A-Munna tho?

Well.. Mining is the best option You can just always save before mining, checking with ores are there and then restarting if you don't get one, that's how I did it but be aware it's gonna take some time (unless you're lucky)