[Icy Field does not boost speed with Ice Ball]

Technically not a bug, but feels like one considering Rollout boosts speed on usage, and Ice Ball is Rollout's, you know, ICE TYPE counterpart.

[Lost]

Have you joined one of the gangs? If not, you can choose to join either the Aqua or Magma gangs in the Lapis and North Obsidia Wards respectively. After doing so, there are 2 side quests that need to be done, and after completing those you speak to your gang's leader, who will give you access to an area called 7th street. 

After you reach 7th street, just walk around and talk to people, some will sell you stuff or teach you moves, or initiate sidequests, so it's good to talk to everyone here regardless. You will be given some hints which will allow you to find [SPOILERS], who will open a path to [SPOILERS] where you can [SPOILERS] [SPOILERS].

[Weedle?]

You can find Beedrill in the Jasper Ward and Malchous Forest Park.

[Anyone have a pokemon with toxic, i need it for the mime]

I heard you solved it, but for the record the Toxic TM is pretty easy to get through the Tara's Identity sidequest. You can also pick up an Amoonguss from one of the mushrooms in Azurine Island, it's a good defensive Pokémon overall, gets great utility with Spore, Regenerator, Clear Smog and Synthesis by level up, and, of course, Toxic.

[Postgame "pikachu train" quest?]

You have to go through a New World to get there. The Chrysolia Deepwoods is part of the normal world, but you can't get there without the New World portals. The portal you need to find is in the southernmost part of the Chrysolia Forest, the route there is kind of hidden but just look around for a bit. It's where you find the abandonned train with the Maractus/Cacnea egg.

[My Amoonguss dissapears in a tag team battle]

This is the third bug I've encountered in 2 days with where sprites end up in tag team battles, so I'll stop reporting these after this. 

Got hit with a Muddy Water, my Amoonguss just dissapears and Hardy's Archeops is in wierd places during animations. 

[Sandy's Mudsdale in the wrong spot after a Heavy Slam.]

Musdale got his by an Acrobatics and a Bulldoze, Heavy Slammed the Hawlucha and then proceeded to give Aegislash the Old Town Road treatment.

[Fiore Gym & Azurine Lake underwater maps]

The X-Scissor TM was changed for a Slowbronite in E19

[Blastoisinite Glitch]

3 hours ago, Tommi said:

Thanks for the answer! I thought this could be the explanation. What do you mean by "It's fine by just Debug in it"? What should I practically do? Thanks in advance!

Debug is a mode in the game that is generally intended for devs and testing. It’s pretty much like a god mode, you can teleport around, give yourself any items, Pokémon, change in-game switches, as well as technical stuff as compiling data and whatnot. 
 

To enter the easiest way is to just get a mod that enables it, you can most likely find one pretty easily.

[Victoria's Lucario is going on a magical journey.]

Honestly don't really know how to explain this. We did a bit of devonyx raiding, Raichu fainted, this got sent in, switch places with my spiritomb and started flying.

 

Edit:

The Lucario used Flash Cannon and this happened. 

[PULSE Swalot healing at full HP]

PULSE Swalot heals at the end of each turn due to Water Absorb+Murkwater Surface. However, the animation and battle text for healing happens even if it is at full HP. It doesn't actually heal anything, but the animation for these things normally don't play when things are at full HP, including its own Black Sludge, and things like Leftovers/Grassy Terrain.

[Sticky Web showing up on wrong side of field]

Leavanny in first part of Fiore Gauntlet used Sticky Web, but the animation played as if Florinia's Hippowdown used in on their side. I know there was a similar issue with Calm Mind, but other people have mentioned it so it's probably reported.

[how to stop the rain so i can get an emolga]

As far as I know, you can't get Emolga while it's raining. You can change the weather by changing your date, however doing so will lock the weather until you catch up to that date if you turn the time back, which might be why you can't change it. You can get another datachip in the orphanage, but until then you're out of luck if changing your date didn't work. You could always just enable Debug to get another Datachip though.

[Blastoisinite Glitch]

This is because the Heracronite was moved between episode 18 and 19 because necessitating BMI is stupid. Since you picked up the Blastoisinite in an old version and updated, this somehow messed with the items, so I don't think there is a way for you to actually get the Heracronite unfortunately. Since this is pretty much a bug between versions I would argue it's fine to just Debug it in.

[Lin Clarification?]

Spoiler

- She was most likely in and out of homes because

• She had a generally troubled upbringing and no one could take proper care of her, explaining some of her behaviour
  or
• She was manipulative and unpleasant to a lot of people, so she never got properly until she ended up at the orphanage

- She most likely had one of the orderlies help her escape in some way, so she only wanted that orderly to do her checkups so that no one would find out about that. She is extremely good at manipulating people so she probably got someone on her side.

 

- There are a lot of reasons, but it is brought up on several occasions that Lin was very mean to the other children at the orphanage, particularly Laura. Saphira was very protective of her sisters, so it makes sense that she would keep Lin away from them.

 

[Elite four and champion team building help.]

4 hours ago, Magus543 said:

Alright, I can get past Heather just fine, but having trouble with Bennett and Laura. This is mostly a test run since my team isn't fully lvled yet. 

 

 

Got any recommendations? Alola Sandslash sounds good but I'll take other suggestions. 

Get the Sunny Day TM and any move that can set the field on fire and you'll be fine.

[O murkrow where art thou?]

I see you found it, but I will point out that it needs to be night time and windy for the Murkrow to appear, and you need to have joined Aqua Gang. Keep that in mind once you beat up Kiki.

[Elite four and champion team building help.]

23 minutes ago, Magus543 said:

I was also thinking of Araquanid or Toxapex.

I was thinking of Toxapex but people usually yell at me whenever I mention that Pokémon in any context so I decided not to. It's a fantastic option though. 

[Transferring save file]

If you start up the game, where you are at the menu where you choose a save to start from, click "Open Save Folder" and put your save files in there.

[Transferring save file]

Where did you put your game files on the new laptop? 

[Looking for a charmander]

Just now, IlluminatiTroll said:

Thank you !

No problem!

[Looking for a charmander]

You need a spare mon to trade, I'll wait

[Looking for a charmander]

I can trade you one, my online ID is TheRK9, send me a request whenever

[Healing berries]

You can get the pinch berries from the Malchous Forest after City Restoration. Reborn is based on gen 7, so they heal 50%.

[Elite four and champion team building help.]

I'll make suggestions based on a general teambuilding perspective rather than specifically counterteaming the E4, partially because it's more fun and to avoid spoilers:

I would recommend Serperior or Lycanroc for Terrain control.

- Grassy Terrain synergises best with your team by boosting Blaziken, since the other ones don't really benefit you. It also gives you another Ground type resistance, and covers your team's inability to deal with Water types. Contrary Leaf Storm is obviously amazing, and Nature Power is extremely good in this game as well. Grassy Terrain is an egg move though, so it is a bit annoying to get. If you want I can trade you a decent Snivy. 

- Lycanroc is amazing because Splintered Stormshards removes the field permanently, whereas any manual terrain is temporary. It also gives you a much stronger initial damage, and offers you a proper counter to Flying and Fire types. Strong Priority is also something you literally cannot have too much of.


As for weather control, you honestly don't really need it. Your team isn't built to benefit from any given weather, and only one of the elite four actually utilises it. I would recommend that you just teach one of your Pokémon the Sunny Day TM for that specific fight and then forget it. 

For a final team member you can get almost anything. I would recommend a Grass type if you didn't get Serperior because you are very weak to Ground and Water types otherwise. If you got Serperior, I would recommend a Rock or Electric type for Flying types, or a Sticky Web setter for speed control (Galvantula can notably do both)