There is no requirement that Sintax has to provide reasons for altered learn sets. Official games change learn sets of older mons from game to game without any explanation, so i don't understand why he would have to.
RPGM Pokémon 'H' Version [v0.625 B] [Sintax Error]
- Thread starter SINtax EroRR
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Does anyone know how to switch pokemon when youve used all 6? Im trying to use vulprix or however you spell it but cant
In the pokemon centres are computers. Interact with them, go to someone's PC and you will acces the box system. Let me know if you need more guidance.
So I have 2 questions
1. Do those shiny digging spots in the caves respawn? Because I suck ass at that mini game
2. will the asha x her Pokémon scenes be optional?
Also, great work so far, the battles are fun and the story is pretty interesting.
1. Do those shiny digging spots in the caves respawn? Because I suck ass at that mini game
2. will the asha x her Pokémon scenes be optional?
Also, great work so far, the battles are fun and the story is pretty interesting.
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Hi SINtax EroRR!
Pretty good game, the artwork looks very, very nice!
I want to report an error, in the casino when I bought Mystic Water, I was given Soft Sand instead.
Pretty good game, the artwork looks very, very nice!
I want to report an error, in the casino when I bought Mystic Water, I was given Soft Sand instead.
The shiny digging spots in caves reset daily. Like each in real life day they respawn. Been mining in hopes of the evolution stones and heart scales myself.
Thinking of that, do dusk stones have a chance of being dug out? Really want to get one since I like the Litwick line from using it in BW.
The items you can dig up are the same ones you can dig up in the Gen 4 games. So you can't dig up Dusk Stones, Shiny Stones, or Dawn Stones.
I think I found a dusk stone in the lopunny side quest in the mall. I’m not sure if flash would work but the entire side quest takes place in a dark area so I’d recommend bringing a duskkull with flash or something. Also the pokemon in the side quest are kinda beefy so get your level up first
You're absolutely free to not reply to this as you said, but if you do, please tell me how it's fair that you can have the exact same mons your opponent has but not be able to have the same moves on them, or vice versa.
I'm sure someone said that at some point, but not me. And, while I can see how you think that's my point, it isn't... at least not mainly, anyways. I think the game should follow ITS OWN rules.
You know Jason's Zangoose with Cut and Fake Out?
I just opened debug mode. Zangoose can't learn either. Not from levelling, not from HM/TM/Move Tutors, and not from breeding. Though weirdly enough it can learn Aerial Ace... huh.
You know Joey's Mightyena? Yeah, can't learn Fake Out either.
I'm sure there are others as well, especially now that there's been so much more content added, I just don't know of them yet. If people let me know of them though, I'll be glad to go into debug and check it out once more.
I'll steal the words of someone else here, as they put it far better than I have:
Granted, the "beating you" part may or may not apply due to how absolutely busted your starter is, but my point remains that it is unfair. Not in difficulty, but in the fact your opponent breaks the rules by having something you can't.
Save data can be found in C/Users/name user/appdata/roaming/pokemon 'h' version
File is called game.rxdata
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Don't like it? tough luck. You want to whine about 'unfair'? Guess what else is unfair. Only you as the player have access to waifumons with unique abilities and pumped-up stats. Your opponents don't.
So following the rules of the game set by ME, I'd say we're keeping with the rules. Everyone is 'unfair'. Consistent aint it?
The whole point of providing opponents an 'illegal moveset' is to shake things up and keep players on their toes. If I kept everything the same as the Mainstream games, there would be no surprise, and nothing to keep players wary. Complain all you like, you're simply not the target demographic if you're this picky over a conscious decision to change the game up to encourage players to not underestimate their opponents or rely on their base knowledge alone to win.
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I think I have found an Error (No catastrophic or anything really), or maybe something someone missed
On the Team Creation Base in Nephilim Forest the two trainer at the entrance I suppose that they are like the one of inside to have a double battle Two vs Two, they don't trigger like that.
On the Team Creation Base in Nephilim Forest the two trainer at the entrance I suppose that they are like the one of inside to have a double battle Two vs Two, they don't trigger like that.
Pretty sure it's intended to be 2 1v1's. The two gruns at the entrance inside were originally 1v1's too
Interesting enough made me remember other thing about the one outside
Their battle doesn't trigger until you talk to them too
So you're complaining because the game's underlying code does not currently provide a way for these pokémon to learn the moves they have? I gotta say that's a really pedantic argument considering the player doesn't have access to most of these pokémon anyway and if they do you could hand-wave any such issue by saying the moves are learned via breeding or move tutors or whatever feature that hasn't been implemented yet.
Changing the code at this point would do absolutely nothing from the players point of view and be a total waste of time for the dev since you can only determine the "legality" of any move by debugging/looking at the code.
Hey, thanks for the bug report, I'll jump in game and test it out!