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I'm not too sure, it may be me imagining things but I need another save state preferably with somewhat lots of bred pokemon already to see whether the glitch still persists. Mind uploading your save?

Thoughts on my set? I maxed out defense and special attack for this cryogonal. He stalls and really packs a punch with Ice Beam. Should I swap ice beam with Freeze-Dry though?

Btw does anyone need some specific pokemon? I think I may have found a glitch in the breeding system but I need you guys' save files to confirm it

Could you send me your savefile? I think I know of a way to get you one

Hmm, I guess my team wasn't so much of a tank at all, hahah

What are the specs of your computer?

I didn't find quick claw till after i beat the Ditto @.@

I was so close to being able to use Destiny Bond but my Gengar was outsped

Once again, Reborn is not for beginners who are seeking an easy environment to play in. It is the region with "the best pokemon trainers gathered" and where the difficulty is raised to suit the tastes of people who are seeking for challenge. If one is heavily reliant on overlevelled pokemon and taking advantage of the linearity of the latest metas, one will find oneself in a pinch in no time. Having to grind your Pokemon up to the stage you are at now just to finally see the glimmer of hope of defeating the current gym is a pseudo-forfeit to those who have not prepared themselves for the unexpected. As such, we should always be ready for as many things as possible and keep an all-rounded team, and polish up on strategies.

When battling the Ditto-Arceus, most of you here would not want to lose to that "el" dude. However you may not be able to walk the talk due to "some" difficulties. However, from this thread onwards, I can guarantee that you will be able to defeat him if you are willing to get cheeky. Requirements: 1. Pokemon with Sturdy (at most 20 HP) 2. At least 40 potions to be safe 3. Patience (which those of you who have lost to him a billion times would have by now, being able to defeat him) Procedure: 1. Using Common Candy, or any way possible, get a pokemon with sturdy and at most 20 HP. Try to level him to one. [The mountain at Apophyll beach has plenty of Geodudes] 2. Before fighting El, put the pokemon in the front, with full HP. 3. Engage in battle, and just keep using your potion every turn. Each potion will heal him up to full health again, allowing sturdy to reactivate. 4. Wear him out, let Arceus use up all his PP. You know when he's running low on moves when he recovers with full HP. 5. Let him struggle. If you want to take the risk, you can let your Sturdy pokemon faint and swap in another pokemon to gain the experience. The end. Rinse and repeat for possible future single bosses.

I do! Please wait while I find the older states of my file HERE IT IS. https://www.mediafire.com/?gypx9rx2lg5ps6n

Do it. I can't even slow-run Aya

Bulbasaur for Nulstaguar.

Victoria's current minor-syndrome was too quick to develop IMO.

"Sometime before June" as inferred from a reliable source from Ame.

My Noibat and Drifblim are way to weak for this battle. My only hopes are my Gardevoir, Gyarados and Pyroar. Venusaur helps with Dragalge and Nidoqueen a bit

Haha in my opinion, Cal saved me this time round. I lost to Cal miserably and in anger, I went back to train under the Obsidian Bridge to rack up my Att and Sp Att EVs through training on all them Unowns. It paid off, and I beat Cal afterwards, followed by a one-way through Kiki. However it was a cloooose match dude... Garbodor really helped too..until Croagunk was sent out.

I don't see no Ditto.

It's possible to simply replace the character image files in the POkemon Reborn folder to simulate customization.

Hey guys will mining rocks ever run out completely? Or do they regenerate somehow?

Well it could be seen that you can ride on Grimers across the polluted waters

no hurry i guess. The only way Ame can fix this is by uploading a new patch or version online. I guess you're safe until you update it yourself?

looks like some sort of clown to me

I know that for a fact, but wouldn't it be boring stick with the same old moves for so many levels? After all, there are only so many moves a pokemon can learn. 255 would really stretch the arsenal. But still a great idea to carry out.

Reborn has a really great and deep storyline, with much more content than any other Pokemon game has ever managed to contain. However, as we all know, there's not much more to be able to be squeezed in after level 80-90, probably being the final gyms. Or is it? What if we don't stop the level cap from stopping the storyline? Reborn has constantly been focusing on strategy and technique rather than overpowering levels, so it can be possible that the storyline will still continue way after reaching the average level 100 mark and solely stretching your limits on pokemon types and combinations. This way, the Reborn can be kept alive for much longer.