Honestly, I'm not too sure. I can't hear the pitches myself because of bad hearing lol. But honestly, as you can see in the window, just advance twice and initiate the battle and you should get a Timid Mesprit if you hit your Timer0.
Alright, I've been watching both columns and trying to see if either of them have a rhythm yet, but just now started. So far no luck yet. I wonder why there are two columns for Chatot cries?
It's my first seeing it. I have 9.96.6 BETA and it's just the Chatot Pitch column.
Fair enough. Timer0's in B2W2 are terrible. Honestly, non-shiny is, in a way, tougher than shiny because you won't know what you hit until you catch the bugger. I was RNGing a Zekrom a few weeks ago and it took me forever since I wouldn't know wether I hid my Seed until I caught it and naturally, the Timer0's were off very often. There's really three things you can do:
You may have come across more of a developer version since there are so many columns (unless there's some option in the reporter I don't know of/can't find). To answer your question though, the "Chatot" column is for 4th gen games (i.e. it uses the 4th gen algorithm), whereas the "Chatot Pitch" column uses the 5th gen algorithm to determine the Chatot pitch given the number in that "RNGResult" column.
NPCs can't advance your frame while chattering. What do you get if you capture OT without any advancements?
Yeah ID abuse isn't nearly as necessary in gen V. It's helpful for getting a shiny starter, unique IDs, or (since you're using White) for roamer abuse (i.e. you can make a frame you know you can hit shiny). It may take a little longer to find, say, seeds/frames for hex flawless shinies without ID abuse, but if you search long enough you'll find definitely them.
There are mixed reports of it working (i.e. sometimes results don't show up or it'll go from 2 -> 0 possibilities), but people have had success with it. I'd say it's worth a shot, but if you are struggling with it just switch to the standard IV method.
Make sure you also don't have any Pokemon in the daycare as that will mess with your frame. The odds of the grotto filling under normal circumstances is like 5% iirc, so it's not too surprising nothing would show up if you didn't hit your proper seed/frame. It's probably just Timer0 trolling.
I can't actually recall the moment [I think just as it flies off, but it doesn't matter particularly...], but the "starting frame" in that context references the frame that the Tornadus will generate on if you just mash through the text/animation. Since starting frames are typically in the 40-60 region anyways; this means that, at full {A}-spamming speed, you're likely to receive ~200 random advancements.
You must ask 3rd/4th Gen RNG questions here; this one's for 5th Gen (this thread's title is self explatanory).
Yes and no. You can control the species by which trainers you have present. You can control the IVs and PID the exact way you normally would. Buuuut...
