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As someone who enjoyed talking to you, that was enlightening. I can understand you even better now. My big problem with our comvo was not your irresponsivity, but the fact that after a while my pms didn't even get the read receipt. I couldn't know if you had actually read anything, you didn't seem to have, and I felt unable to even make the message reach your attention. Which blocked me.You were one of the first persons that we really talked in the forum, and I'd love to continue. I don't care to force you to reply, I just want to make sure my words will reach you next time. Please read me to make me feel that I can talk to you and not to the void Sorry for highjacking the thread, I had permission from the punny Madam. Anyway, Ama, when I find time and the right mood, I'll tell you a friendship story of mine. Make sure to read it, please Your sleepless overcoffeinated friend, Ody

The version of E15 on the game download page is a version called the Public Release. Before it, there was an earlier version, the Community Release. It was available only to forum members to let them play and scout for more bugs and crashes that wouldn't get found on the Beta. I think the Shiny Eggs problem was found there and fixed for the Public Release. So, you can now download that earlier version for the egg hunt, instead of having to hatch them first. And you'll need it to get the TM for Secret Power

Bit of advice for stuff available from eggs (Seel/Cacnea, Mystery Egg, Maractus, Riolu): pick them up in the E15 Community version, which you can find in the same topic in the Public Development section. I think that shiny eggs are marked with a star on the info page in that version, and I think it's no longer the case for the public release.

'Karp!!! Also you have to join one of the Aqua or Magma gangs and do some of their quests perhaps. You'll find the continuation of the event when two new grunts spawn in the respective wards.

Although not up to date, you can use Notus' EV training guide that is stickied on this section for wild encounter %. It's not E15-accurate, but most percentages remain same or similar.

Aster and Eclipse have Electi and Magmo, Rhyperior and Milotic, Golurk Aromatisse Vespiqueen and Vileplume, Luna and Sol. 10, five for each. We really need to have a talk about the E15 nerfed level curve which has results like that.

There are enough Linkstones for your run, check the new item guide in my Sig for their locations. Also E15 Shade is much more physical, so do as Etesian says but get a Light Clay from the Dpt. Store or mining and set both screens up, Reflect AFTER Light Screen since Chandi has Infiltrator I think. Make sure you can finish all the physical members of his team before Reflect goes out, because Shadow Sneak.

Check that team against a typical scarf Lando T, I really worry about the UTurn thing. Speaking of which, if a Mega Beedril team could get the rocks off and only kill 'Chomp, the Drill Run set could destroy you. Also test it against Talonflame, it's always good to know how you do against it.

I think Celebi's role is overextended, as a lead rock setter and a crippler at the same time. Change Chomp to act as a lead (defensive or offensive) and change Celebi from SR to Earth Power to have one more Ground attack for Heatran. Also give Weavile Low Kick/Brick Break over something, preferrably Pursuit. You have only one Mon that takes normal damage from Psychic type Stabs, whatcha gonna trap, Gengar? Also Starmie, Weavile and Celebi are weak to UTurn, so there are some scarfers out there that will chip them dead. If the game plan is to destroy every Steel in existence to open way for Mega Gardevoir, ok. But your team is glassy, Weavile and Starmie will bleed on their Life Orbs, you have 0 speed boosting moves and Gardevoir has a meh speed herself. I'd axe Celebi and that big U-turn weakness to add Talonflame with a Ground Type Natural Gift to deal with all the Fighting threats Jelly listed without having Celebi trying to check them, set rocks and cripple at the same time. Just Birdspam them, Roost and continue. I would also put Shadow Ball on Garde, kill the steals with the rest of the team and use SB to hit Mega Meta on the switch, since it's the toughest one to handle for your team. This strong priority also allows you to not go Scarf on something. Also I'd like more of a PumpBoltHPFire Starmie to kill any Steel trying to hide there. And Magnezone needs the Scarf to move before that +2 Superpower from Scizor, Tough Claws Hammer Arm and EQ from Mega Meta. I also think you like that faster style more than tanking and crippling.

Give me a Prankster Murkrow with Perish Song and Tailwind and Taunt, and perhaps a tanky Gothitelle to pull a Perish Trap. Mega Gengar is cool too, if you don't want to use the Mega Slot on something else, to double resist Uturn and use Icy Wind on any Lando-t trying to escape. I know Murkrow is NFE, but I think it's a viable doubles Prankster. PS. Haven't played ORAS or XY, sorry if any of these is unobtainable there!

We don't even have shitty items like the Muscle Band/Wise Glasses. It'll be a long time until we get the Choice goods.

Edit: wrong fangame.

I know it's far from a win condition, but I'd like a four attacks Starmie. I use Bolt-Beam and two STABs but pick whatever you want as mad coverage. HP Fire? Signal Beam for HoopaU? Grass Knot for the rare and superannoying Quagsire or Gastrodon stall? As long as it has 4 attacks to bluff the spin and lure stuff out, it's good.

And all of that masks the big issue in Reborn: after the Shade-to-Aya jump, experience between cap jumps is just scarse, without grinding or deploying a strictly 6-mon team the player is bound to fall far behind. And tried to address it by nerfing every trainer from Noel to Charlotte, further diminishing available non-grinding exp. Not to mention the fits of training up a new team member. Sorry for not being strictly on-topic, but I think the game needs more trainer fights between leaders, and trainers with more pokemon, and more second or third evo stages.

Damn, sorry for being late! Happy birthday gents, I hope you enjoyed it quite a bit! Elfun, we haven't talked at all, but your general presence is hilarious. And Simon, you're really one of the most ready-to-help people around! Best wishes, gents!

I just popped out to remind to both guide-makers and players alike that we have a section in the new Item Guide named "Items to summon/obtain event Pokemon" with everything about how to obtain fossils and snacks and chips and oddishweed and "Rare Candy" and all that jazz. Make good use of it! I mean the guide, not the weed and the "rare candy"

By the time most of you will be able to access the site again, I'll be far away from home. I'm going on a trip from at least some weeks, have fun untill then. I have checked, facelifted and E-15-proofed the whole guide. Some new minor sections need to be done, some descriptions to be quality-controled and some screenshots perhaps need to be added, and also a lot of PokeDollar signs. A lot of them. Untill then, you have a powerfull tool to help you in the game, so don't be shy and use the heck out of it. Also rep me, give me rupees, beers, good OU teams and much much love, because having to check and reformat and play the whole game in E15 from the scratch has left a little worn-out See you in some weeks, people, so long untill then!