So... Funny thing right. The pokemon learnsets and moves they can learn by TM is based on Gen 8.
Woah i never played gen 8 onwards due to not owning a switch but DAMN. vaporeon can't use toxic anymore? that felt like such a staple move for it though. i honestly don't think that i wanna use vaporeon without it.
Yes. This is mentioned in the side notes on the main page.
Awesome. Thank you so much. Ill go check that out asap.
Yes. The guide is meant as a reference for the game.
Honestly, we dont have a solution for you. And its not a bug, its just hardware/software difference. All players have different experiences with that area in the game. Some have lags, others get crashes, others have no problems at all. Its not something I can 'fix' since its not an issue with the game, its an issue with your individual computers. If updating your driver doesnt work, or allocating more space to your graphics memory doesnt work, or simply running the game on recommended Driver settings doesnt work, i have nothing for you. Sorry m8, I'm just a dev, not a software engineer or computer science expert.
well a good start would be to know how allocating more space to my graphics memory works since as i said i searched for that and didnt find anything so it would be nice of you to tell me
Cant help you there either, I use NVIDIA. Nvidia has its own settings panel where i can play around with graphic options and allocation. Does AMD have something similar? Cus I wouldnt know.
Any idea what a good ammount of size for my harddrives would be using the steps in the link?
Honestly, it depends on how much hard disk space you want to lose. You are basically converting bits of your hard drive into RAM for your computer to better process things, so in theory you could just convert all unused space into memory, but you would no longer be able so save ANYTHING, including a save file for the game. It also shortens the lifespan of your hard drive pretty considerably IIRC, since hard drives have a limited number of writes before it dies, and RAM is basically regularly getting rewritten. This isn't something that can be decided for you by someone else, at least without knowing your specs, you just have to do trial and error.
