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dont know if its been asked, but does poison hand badly poison or crud poison?
and sand power, does it boost just ground attacks or rock and steel?
and sand power, does it boost just ground attacks or rock and steel?
I already answered these questions in the other thread.
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Echo Voice gains power when you use it in succession, similarly to Fury Cutter. I'm pretty sure Back Out has a chance to lower the foe's SpAtk.
That list seems incomplete, no pokeballs, no old and good rods, and most important..
I dont see any kind of "re-battler" item.. well maybe the live caster have that function now...
anyone with the game know how you can rebattle trainers in this version?
Don't worry, it's still there. You get it at the battle subway in the city after Huin.
Depends on which Pokémon it is and what you want it to do.
Move Relearner is in the house to the right of the Pokemon Center in Fukiyose City (5th gym). He's the one at the top left inside house. Move deleter is top right inside the house. You need a Heart Scale to relearn moves.
Still looking for answer on this. The wild mons are 60 which isn't too bad, but it still seems like I missed a town or something.
You didn't miss an area, the post-game is significantly harder. Go explore anywhere you might have missed.
1) No idea. Which city is Sekka? I'll look for it.
2) You've probably noticed vending machines littered around towns, particularly Hiun City.
2) You've probably noticed vending machines littered around towns, particularly Hiun City.
I know that, but I didn't want to point out anything specific, which is why I mentioned low base HP and low base speed.
I suppose a better question is, is it ever worth investing EVs into HP? Every Pokemon I've EV'd some HP for doesn't get too much of a wild boost in health. During level up it's common for me to see aound +62 speed or so, but any time I do HP investment, just seems like a waste, and that the increase isn't exponential.
I'd just feel bettter about it if HP investing does make a difference. It just seems like speed investing on everything is that much better.
HP goes up the same amount as any other stat when EVing. You're probably screwing something up.
The one with rain and the Ice gym. FB, Thunder, and Blizzard are available in the Mart section but I can't find Brick Break.
Thanks @ the vending machines (:
I am certain I am not making mistakes, I just don't see a huge jump at one time during level up. I keep track of every EV ever gained.
Perhaps it's one of those accumulating scenarios where you gain a small boost over time, but at the end that number matches up to 252 EVs (or, basically, 63 extra points in that stat). Maybe this rule applies to HP, because I do see +3 to +5 upon level up occasionally, but other stats like speed just get the +62 boost at once.
Hey there, hopefully this hasn't been asked, please notify me if it has. Is there any source online that has the locations of tm's and hm's for the 5th gen? I really need to find the HM strength, I've just got my 7th gym badge, and I'm at a loss on how to advance without strength.. Unless I have overlooked something lol
Edit: I have moved down and towards the east from the building that I was stuck in, and now I'm in front of a large building with two plasma grunts in front of it. Whenever I talk to them, they don't battle me, they just stand there... Any ideas?
Edit: I have moved down and towards the east from the building that I was stuck in, and now I'm in front of a large building with two plasma grunts in front of it. Whenever I talk to them, they don't battle me, they just stand there... Any ideas?
To anyone who's played the game;
I noticed that, in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK-tWCBNQGw, the cries of Pokemon from older generations seem to be reduced in quality. Is this true in the actual games, or does the ROM just fuck them up?
I noticed that, in http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK-tWCBNQGw, the cries of Pokemon from older generations seem to be reduced in quality. Is this true in the actual games, or does the ROM just fuck them up?
It's back in Raimon City (the one with the Ferris Wheel). A guy with blue hair above the Pokemon Center gives it to you.
http://www.serebii.net/blackwhite/tmhm.shtml
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