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Yes, for the most part, but you have to kill Karen, Karrina (both requiring full completion of the Hidden Library quests), both savable rifts, leave amber behind (instead of rescuing them), and get Florin killed by making him use his power repeatedly in Darklight, I may have forgotten other necessary ones, but if I remember right, killing Florin and karina gives 40, karen and the rifts 30, leaving amber behind 10, and delibrately failing the decision in the alternate future, then retrying from the game over screen and succeeding will give the last 10 points. (I probably am forgetting something or having the point totals wrong, here, I think it should actually total 100 RP) There is a guide somewhere, just in case you need it, and you may wanna double check it to confirm my information. You only need 100 renegade points to go renegade, and I did what you are seeking, so yes, for the most part. Hope this helps!

Some parts of this go to the passwords - use monoelectric to ensure the pachirisu, and other mono-codes to restrict the egg pool. Just be aware it isn't foolproof, but this makes it easier to pull the eggs with your desired pokemon. The monocodes only affect mystery eggs and alternative quest pokemon (E.G. zigzagoon vs. pachirisu), like the one after the police sidequest, not wild encounters. They do not do so selectively (I.E., you cannot choose for them to impact just one). There is a guide to all passwords, including the right mono-codes to use to get specific pokemon. I forgot where it is, though. Hopefully this helps.

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Done it for ya. Here's the file. It is in the middle of a cutscene. Change the name, and it should work for you. Game_5 - Marianette - 31 - 10h 12m - 2 badges - The Three Trials.rxdata

I presume you exited speed-up mode, if you were in it. My personal recommendation is to lead away that tangrowth or take the furthest away ones. The colored towers will only reset if you leave the room or get caught, so doing them over time is possible. It is unlikely you can get one all the way, so patience is key. If you wish, I or someone else can handle it. It would appear that you want that. In that event, I will upload a file for you, following completion.

I completed one particular section of the Karma questline, specifically listed below. However, it neither went away nor notified me that it is the end of the current version. This happened a while ago, and I was curious on if there's any issues there. I apologize if this is not a bug, and just a misunderstanding. Have a nice day/night,

Hopefully someone can help you. I would assume you know this, but also make sure it is not in speed-up mode. If you need, another can do that part for you if you post your save. I'm sure someone would eventually help.

Based on what I saw, some data/files could be missing or corrupted. Have you tried redownloading? If not, it might fix the issue, though there's no guarantee. If my recommendation does not help, hopefully a mod will provide another solution to the issue.

Actually, that event was changed to an Axew egg, unless it's been changed back recently. Still, thanks.

That looks like a collector's snorlax to me! It's unique. Anyhow, you can release them from the interaction screen in the PC. Somebody else might know how they'll affect it, but I would think they won't.

Anyway, pretty solid, and definitely quite hard. Especially for a player who operates on speed and damage. That did not work so well on a fast gym with constant swapping...I eventually just defeated the gym leader. I noticed that it does not take an average or median level, when scaling- it takes the highest level of your team. This is so people do not take low level team members to artificially lower the difficulty of battles, I presume. There's one thing I noticed that I liked. There are grind reducing options, such as manually changing EVs, IVs, abilities, and natures, or triggering an evolution you missed (if conditions are met for the evolution). It's also nice to have the option to start out knowing where all available Pokemon can be found, and even ensuring an encounter of one available in the area (with an egg move???). There's classic modes, like the original, with the three difficulties (normal, hard, extreme), nuzlocks (ironman), randomizers, and one more (I forgot which that one was...) The first few areas, however, I feel are slower paced and relatively easy, which does make sense to introduce players to the style. Unlike in the first gym or second route, the trainer AIs in the first town are awful. One additional nice thing is the number of pokemon available early on. Some areas have 12 encounters, others 4, others 9, and various typings are covered early on. So far, each town and route has mostly different Pokemon, too. Just remember one thing, if anyone else plays; The only useful healing items in battle are berries and other holdable edible items. Also, as a note, I think you have the cycles for berry growth far too low, or some other issue. It rapidly swaps between cycles on berry trees.

Ok, I guess I must have missed that button under controls while altering them... my bad.

Found a bug against the first gym trainer, with chimcou as the last remaining pokemon: For some reason, they did not show back up after using volt switch.

Bit of advice- the text is really slow, even on the highest speed setting. You might wanna speed it up.

Just to confirm or deny anyone's concerns, should there be any, when I finish downloading, time for a system wide Malwarebytes scan! Nothing marked as a threat by malwarebytes.