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You'd RNG a Therian Landorus from Dream Radar. After that, use a Reflection Mirror on it: Lando-T has Intimidate, always, but the Dream Radar one has the Hidden Ability flag so it'll be Sheer Force if you use the mirror to make it Incarnate. DR abuse can be tricky if you don't have a mac, but there are guides on how to do it with Reporter / people have done it just fine.
If it's not shiny you may have entered the wrong ID/SID, though the fact you missed your sync as well makes me want to guess that you may have advanced your frames a couple too short/many. Does the main reporter screen show any frames that's similar to what you actually got?
My game info is all right. And I'm RNGing on an emulator so I can see the frame (Plus I tried twice before posting here). None of the the adjacent seeds have the same IVs either.
Since you're playing on an emulator, just dump the PID of the Pokémon you did receive by opening the save in PokéGen. By comparing with the results in Reporter, this should let you pinpoint what point in the RNG you were at when you caught it (and also confirm 100% that you didn't enter the TID/SID wrong).
There's no need to RNG abuse your TID/SID for Black/White unless you're wanting a specific TID for aesthetics, or if you're going for a shiny roamer (and a few other instances, but those aren't particularly relevant).
Then if i want to rng some shinies, i just need my secret id ?
Yes, you just need to know it.
Using an action replay is the only other way I think. (Got this off google so I don't know any specifics.)
You're reading the guides right, each seed can only have one nature. If there's a specific nature you want you have to search through the seeds and check to see if the nature is the one you want.
So the number of spinner activations is unique for each seed? Because based on the formula it's calculated from the Target IV frame.
If I reading what you're saying correctly, yeah, there's a specific number of activations to hit your target frame for each seed. Quick example: Say I have a Target IV frame of 16. That means I have do 4 advancements. Let's also say that my seed has a starting PIDRNG frame of 45 and I'm doing a gendered mon. 45 + 2 + (4 *2) = 55. Since I have to hit the IV frame of 16 to get the IVs I want, that means I'll always get the nature at frame 55. I'll do more advancements and in turn have a different PIDRNG frame for a seed that has a higher IV frame.
Silly me, i got one and a code for that inside.
The offset for therians is 2, correct? It is also true that you can only use an odd target IV frame, correct?
I believe the therians actually use different formulas than regular mons/gen iv legendaries. I haven't done therians myself, but according to the guides I use (this one and this one) the formulas are:
Hmm that's not the equation I've been using:
Actually, I feel like they're explaining it a bit oddly or we're just reading it poorly. According to the Past Gen RNG Research thread:
As the game treats the therians as slot two mons for whatever reason, we follow the rules for slot two mons. The offset is increased by 5 and the IV frame is increased by 13, resulting in our offset of 7 and initial frame of 21.chiizu said:
The starting frame for B/W Roamers (if that's what you're talking about) is very erratic because of the weather. It's going to be inconsistent but I don't think I've ever heard of "unobtainable frames".
