https://archive.vg-resource.com/ Sat, 10 Oct 2026 12:46:46 +0000 MyBB https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-25146.html Sun, 08 Jun 2014 05:52:50 +0000 GaryASPG]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-25146.html ]]> ]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24974.html Sun, 11 May 2014 02:22:25 +0000 TomGuycott]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24974.html
Willing to do trades of course, but odds are my stuff isn't too interesting, except my stockpile of 30 arceus. O:]]>
Willing to do trades of course, but odds are my stuff isn't too interesting, except my stockpile of 30 arceus. O:]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24957.html Wed, 07 May 2014 14:26:51 +0000 MrYoshbert]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24957.html


There's no actual gameplay footage yet, but we know that they're coming this November.]]>


There's no actual gameplay footage yet, but we know that they're coming this November.]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24872.html Mon, 21 Apr 2014 04:19:20 +0000 [robo9]]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24872.html
Link to the topic and Link to the converter ]]>
Link to the topic and Link to the converter ]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24675.html Wed, 05 Mar 2014 04:12:00 +0000 TomGuycott]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24675.html


Little-known fact: I endorsed this back in the day. I feel like they should have stuck with the gothic feel of the original concept.



They even included Guycot as an easter egg.



And there we go. I'll be getting started on my Pokemon Journey soon.

---

Unfortunately, the only Pokemon I found so far was a dead Pidgey.



At least I can throw it!

---

Go! Dead Pidgey!



Team Rocket appears much earlier in this game.



They are also grabbier than I remember.




Aww yeah, I finally found a Pokeball. Time to catch whatever the hell that is.



Hmm.



Oh.

---

As you can see, Marowak's design was way different. I kind of miss the shield.



Dead Pidgey prevails.



And I've captured Marowak.




I've got a long way to go.]]>


Little-known fact: I endorsed this back in the day. I feel like they should have stuck with the gothic feel of the original concept.



They even included Guycot as an easter egg.



And there we go. I'll be getting started on my Pokemon Journey soon.

---

Unfortunately, the only Pokemon I found so far was a dead Pidgey.



At least I can throw it!

---

Go! Dead Pidgey!



Team Rocket appears much earlier in this game.



They are also grabbier than I remember.




Aww yeah, I finally found a Pokeball. Time to catch whatever the hell that is.



Hmm.



Oh.

---

As you can see, Marowak's design was way different. I kind of miss the shield.



Dead Pidgey prevails.



And I've captured Marowak.




I've got a long way to go.]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24668.html Mon, 03 Mar 2014 16:02:11 +0000 Paladin]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24668.html

I beat you guys to it.




Just the usual name input.


That's totally what I look like in real life.


I woke up in an unusual town. It had a castle, a church, an item shop and an inn.
I spoke to the king, btw.


This is the overworld.


Apparently, this world is inhabited by monsters. My dream is to catch them all.]]>

I beat you guys to it.




Just the usual name input.


That's totally what I look like in real life.


I woke up in an unusual town. It had a castle, a church, an item shop and an inn.
I spoke to the king, btw.


This is the overworld.


Apparently, this world is inhabited by monsters. My dream is to catch them all.]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24663.html Sun, 02 Mar 2014 22:47:10 +0000 Sengir]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24663.html
I hacked Blue to have Sengir against Zadaben and Red to be Zadaben against Sengir. We'll see who the real champion is!



]]>
I hacked Blue to have Sengir against Zadaben and Red to be Zadaben against Sengir. We'll see who the real champion is!



]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24661.html Sun, 02 Mar 2014 05:05:59 +0000 Gors]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24661.html
I am really strong about this right now, so let's see how far I can get in this game. You know I loathe this game but I think I am much more prepared for this than I was back then.

This is the start of a new era. Or not.

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I will be posting and screenshotting really often while playing, so stay tuned!]]>
I am really strong about this right now, so let's see how far I can get in this game. You know I loathe this game but I think I am much more prepared for this than I was back then.

This is the start of a new era. Or not.

---

I will be posting and screenshotting really often while playing, so stay tuned!]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24603.html Sun, 16 Feb 2014 19:57:55 +0000 [robo9]]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24603.html
http://www.twitch.tv/twitchplayspokemon]]>
http://www.twitch.tv/twitchplayspokemon]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24553.html Wed, 05 Feb 2014 23:43:50 +0000 [robo9]]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24553.html https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24532.html Sun, 02 Feb 2014 14:06:29 +0000 E-Man]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24532.html
When I was playing Pokémon Y for a bit and thinking about Nuzlockes, I actually came up with a very interesting idea of a new kind of Nuzlocke challenge. I'm normally not a fan of these because you could easily work your way into a hole (i.e. Release a Pokémon who knows that one HM move you can't live without), but the Nuzlocke challenge I had in mind sounds like it could be a lot of fun. If this idea has been done before, well… Sorry I brought it up then…

Anyway, while most Nuzlockes are played by one person, the Nuzlocke I have in mind is supposed to be played by two or more players in what I like to call "Nuzlocke Tennis."

RULES
- You and a friend(s) start off on a Pokémon game of the same generation (mainly to allow the two games to smoothly trade with each other). Ideally, you should start off with different starter Pokémon and (if it's possible) different version of the game (i.e. Ruby and Sapphire, X and Y).

- Like all Nuzlockes, you are only allowed to catch only one Pokémon per route/area (Legendaries may or may not be an exception depending on what is agreed upon prior to starting the challenge); however, unlike other Nuzlockes, failing to catch the Pokémon on the route does not mess things up for you. Your are given as many chances as needed to catch only one Pokémon per route/area. Of course, once you finally catch it, your are not allowed to catch another Pokémon on the same route for the rest of the challenge. In other words, make the Pokémon you want count. Also, no duplicate Pokémon on your account (i.e. catching a level 5 Pidgy on route 1 and wanting to catch a level 15 Pidgey or Pidgeotto on another route). The only exception to this is if your friend somehow managed to catch the same Pokémon you did.

- You are not entitled to catch a Pokémon for every route/area. You could pass up a route for the time being to move on with the game and then return later to make your choice.

- Before catching any Pokémon once you get to the point where you could use Poké Balls, the first Pokémon you and your friend should get is a very weak Pokémon to use as a "trading catalyst." This Pokémon is not to be used for anything and it does not count towards the "only one Pokémon per route" rule. More of these Pokémon can be caught, but only if it is absolutely necessary. The purpose of the "trading catalyst" will be explained in the next rule.

- What sets this Nuzlocke apart from the others is what happens to KO'ed Pokémon. Usually, they are considered "dead" and must either be released or stored in a PC box. In this variation of the Nuzlocke, though, that is far fro the case. Any Pokémon in your party that faints must instead be traded to the other player and that Pokémon will then be used by the player as if its their own. Since it is not possible to simply give trainers your Pokémon (at least based on my knowledge), that is why you are required to have a "trading catalyst," so you can easily trade your Pokémon away. If you have a fainted Pokémon and your friend also has a fainted Pokémon, then both of those Pokémon can be traded at the same time.

- To further elaborate on the trading, once a Pokémon in either party faints, you and your friend are obliged to head back to the nearest Pokémon Center as quick as humanly possible (you could do a few small things on the way, such as catch a new Pokémon or two, but the Pokémon Center is the biggest priority). If one player is in a situation where going to a Pokémon Center is hard to get to (i.e. battling the Elite Four), then the players have the choice to keep moving on with the fainted Pokémon (even though the fainted Pokémon is not allowed to do anything besides a few basic HM functions or battle when no other Pokémon is up for it) until each player is at a good spot to meet up and trade. Also, if the Pokémon that has been traded to you faints, then you have to trade it back to the original player and this player will continue using it again until it faints. Afterwards, it will be traded back again. (NOTE: If there are more than two players in this Nuzlocke, then you have to trade the fainted Pokémon to another player instead of giving it back to the original player.)

- Healing items and Pokémon Centers are allowed, but any type of Revive is prohibited.


What do you think? To be fair, the rules are a total drag to read and confusing at times, but I think this could be a fresh new way to play the Nuzlocke challenge. If you have any questions, just let me know!]]>
When I was playing Pokémon Y for a bit and thinking about Nuzlockes, I actually came up with a very interesting idea of a new kind of Nuzlocke challenge. I'm normally not a fan of these because you could easily work your way into a hole (i.e. Release a Pokémon who knows that one HM move you can't live without), but the Nuzlocke challenge I had in mind sounds like it could be a lot of fun. If this idea has been done before, well… Sorry I brought it up then…

Anyway, while most Nuzlockes are played by one person, the Nuzlocke I have in mind is supposed to be played by two or more players in what I like to call "Nuzlocke Tennis."

RULES
- You and a friend(s) start off on a Pokémon game of the same generation (mainly to allow the two games to smoothly trade with each other). Ideally, you should start off with different starter Pokémon and (if it's possible) different version of the game (i.e. Ruby and Sapphire, X and Y).

- Like all Nuzlockes, you are only allowed to catch only one Pokémon per route/area (Legendaries may or may not be an exception depending on what is agreed upon prior to starting the challenge); however, unlike other Nuzlockes, failing to catch the Pokémon on the route does not mess things up for you. Your are given as many chances as needed to catch only one Pokémon per route/area. Of course, once you finally catch it, your are not allowed to catch another Pokémon on the same route for the rest of the challenge. In other words, make the Pokémon you want count. Also, no duplicate Pokémon on your account (i.e. catching a level 5 Pidgy on route 1 and wanting to catch a level 15 Pidgey or Pidgeotto on another route). The only exception to this is if your friend somehow managed to catch the same Pokémon you did.

- You are not entitled to catch a Pokémon for every route/area. You could pass up a route for the time being to move on with the game and then return later to make your choice.

- Before catching any Pokémon once you get to the point where you could use Poké Balls, the first Pokémon you and your friend should get is a very weak Pokémon to use as a "trading catalyst." This Pokémon is not to be used for anything and it does not count towards the "only one Pokémon per route" rule. More of these Pokémon can be caught, but only if it is absolutely necessary. The purpose of the "trading catalyst" will be explained in the next rule.

- What sets this Nuzlocke apart from the others is what happens to KO'ed Pokémon. Usually, they are considered "dead" and must either be released or stored in a PC box. In this variation of the Nuzlocke, though, that is far fro the case. Any Pokémon in your party that faints must instead be traded to the other player and that Pokémon will then be used by the player as if its their own. Since it is not possible to simply give trainers your Pokémon (at least based on my knowledge), that is why you are required to have a "trading catalyst," so you can easily trade your Pokémon away. If you have a fainted Pokémon and your friend also has a fainted Pokémon, then both of those Pokémon can be traded at the same time.

- To further elaborate on the trading, once a Pokémon in either party faints, you and your friend are obliged to head back to the nearest Pokémon Center as quick as humanly possible (you could do a few small things on the way, such as catch a new Pokémon or two, but the Pokémon Center is the biggest priority). If one player is in a situation where going to a Pokémon Center is hard to get to (i.e. battling the Elite Four), then the players have the choice to keep moving on with the fainted Pokémon (even though the fainted Pokémon is not allowed to do anything besides a few basic HM functions or battle when no other Pokémon is up for it) until each player is at a good spot to meet up and trade. Also, if the Pokémon that has been traded to you faints, then you have to trade it back to the original player and this player will continue using it again until it faints. Afterwards, it will be traded back again. (NOTE: If there are more than two players in this Nuzlocke, then you have to trade the fainted Pokémon to another player instead of giving it back to the original player.)

- Healing items and Pokémon Centers are allowed, but any type of Revive is prohibited.


What do you think? To be fair, the rules are a total drag to read and confusing at times, but I think this could be a fresh new way to play the Nuzlocke challenge. If you have any questions, just let me know!]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24423.html Sat, 11 Jan 2014 23:09:48 +0000 Maxpphire]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24423.html http://kats-pkmn-adventures.tumblr.com/

I plan to play Pokemon from Gen 1 to Gen 6 and document my entire journey. I encourage you guys to do the same, whether it is to reenact your original journey like I'm doing, or whether you just wanna do it out of fun or what have you, then please do so.

Obviously you can make your own blogs, websites, or even just post your journeys here with updates and images. (I'll likely make post updates with a link to the actual blog post.)

It's not a Nuzlock, whether or not you want to turn yours into a Nuzlock is up to you. The most basic thing is to have fun. You can hack, you can do whatever.

The biggest reason why I'm doing this is because lately I've been having the hardest time getting into Pokemon X and Y. A lot of it could be of recent stress and depression issues, but I'm really hoping that doing this will relight my spark to actually get playing them again.


EDIT:

I do the thing: http://kats-pkmn-adventures.tumblr.com/p...ith-my-own

]]> http://kats-pkmn-adventures.tumblr.com/

I plan to play Pokemon from Gen 1 to Gen 6 and document my entire journey. I encourage you guys to do the same, whether it is to reenact your original journey like I'm doing, or whether you just wanna do it out of fun or what have you, then please do so.

Obviously you can make your own blogs, websites, or even just post your journeys here with updates and images. (I'll likely make post updates with a link to the actual blog post.)

It's not a Nuzlock, whether or not you want to turn yours into a Nuzlock is up to you. The most basic thing is to have fun. You can hack, you can do whatever.

The biggest reason why I'm doing this is because lately I've been having the hardest time getting into Pokemon X and Y. A lot of it could be of recent stress and depression issues, but I'm really hoping that doing this will relight my spark to actually get playing them again.


EDIT:

I do the thing: http://kats-pkmn-adventures.tumblr.com/p...ith-my-own

]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24074.html Fri, 01 Nov 2013 18:16:26 +0000 Rhyme]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24074.html

i recommend the battle institute for testing ivs because it doesnt make you save before competing, allowing you to reset for a different iv spread. if you save after you take/hatch the egg youre stuck with that one]]>

i recommend the battle institute for testing ivs because it doesnt make you save before competing, allowing you to reset for a different iv spread. if you save after you take/hatch the egg youre stuck with that one]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24023.html Wed, 23 Oct 2013 19:18:18 +0000 [robo9]]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24023.html
Anyone else getting a good haul?

[spoiler]
From the 100 Binacles, I managed to get:
•1 Perfect IV Modest Squirtle
•3 Charmanders
•1 Froakie
•2 Bulbasaurs
•1 Larvesta
•1 Pidgeot
•1 Conkeldurr
•1 Luxio
•1 Doduo
•1 Trevenant
•1 Klefki
•1 Gastly
•1 Amoonguss
•1 Ursaring
•1 Graveler/Golem
•1 Abomasnow
•1 Tyrunt
•2 Dittos
•1 Azurill
•1 Eevee
•1 Litwick
•1 Surskit
•2 Metapods
•1 Pidgey
•1 Venipede
•4 Jesuses Goomy
•1 Gible
•1 Houndour
•1 Psyduck
•2 Cubones
•2 Flabébe
•1 Snubbull
•1 Tailow
•1 Meditite
•1 Spoink
•1 Druddigon
•1 Ralts
•1 Miltank
•2 Scatterbugs
•1 Qwilfish
•1 Nincada
•1 Dunsparce
•1 Snorlax
•1 Weedle
•1 Scyther
•1 Lombre
•1 Sligoo
•2 Golurks
•2 Hippopotas
•1 Solrock
•3 Furfrous
•2 Mienfoos
•1 Croagunk
•1 Axew
•1 Solosis
•1 Illumise
•1 Volbeat
•1 Vivilon
•1 Slugma
•1 Honedge
•1 Gulpin
•1 Pansage
•2 Pansears
•3 Fletchlings
•4 Zigzagoons
•2 Caterpie
•2 Bunnelbies
•4 Panchams
•2 Bidoofs
•3 Luvdiscs

That should be it, unless I missed something
[/spoiler]]]>
Anyone else getting a good haul?

[spoiler]
From the 100 Binacles, I managed to get:
•1 Perfect IV Modest Squirtle
•3 Charmanders
•1 Froakie
•2 Bulbasaurs
•1 Larvesta
•1 Pidgeot
•1 Conkeldurr
•1 Luxio
•1 Doduo
•1 Trevenant
•1 Klefki
•1 Gastly
•1 Amoonguss
•1 Ursaring
•1 Graveler/Golem
•1 Abomasnow
•1 Tyrunt
•2 Dittos
•1 Azurill
•1 Eevee
•1 Litwick
•1 Surskit
•2 Metapods
•1 Pidgey
•1 Venipede
•4 Jesuses Goomy
•1 Gible
•1 Houndour
•1 Psyduck
•2 Cubones
•2 Flabébe
•1 Snubbull
•1 Tailow
•1 Meditite
•1 Spoink
•1 Druddigon
•1 Ralts
•1 Miltank
•2 Scatterbugs
•1 Qwilfish
•1 Nincada
•1 Dunsparce
•1 Snorlax
•1 Weedle
•1 Scyther
•1 Lombre
•1 Sligoo
•2 Golurks
•2 Hippopotas
•1 Solrock
•3 Furfrous
•2 Mienfoos
•1 Croagunk
•1 Axew
•1 Solosis
•1 Illumise
•1 Volbeat
•1 Vivilon
•1 Slugma
•1 Honedge
•1 Gulpin
•1 Pansage
•2 Pansears
•3 Fletchlings
•4 Zigzagoons
•2 Caterpie
•2 Bunnelbies
•4 Panchams
•2 Bidoofs
•3 Luvdiscs

That should be it, unless I missed something
[/spoiler]]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24014.html Tue, 22 Oct 2013 08:11:30 +0000 Rhyme]]> https://archive.vg-resource.com/thread-24014.html



now i'm slightly interested in whether or not this method existed in b/w or even dppt, but wasn't found due to shiny rate being even higher (assuming they actually lowered it like everyone suspects)

dunno if this needed its own thread but ehh]]>



now i'm slightly interested in whether or not this method existed in b/w or even dppt, but wasn't found due to shiny rate being even higher (assuming they actually lowered it like everyone suspects)

dunno if this needed its own thread but ehh]]>