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Battle Tent record?

Presto

Well-Known Member
I remember one of the NPC's stating that my matches were recorded after winning/losing (I don't recall) one of the Battle Tents. (Verdanturf, Fallarbor, Slateport) Been wondering why they ask you to save before and after the matches.

Where can I see my records?
 

Aquarelle

Well-Known Member
Staff member
I don't think you can see you're records, I've looked in all three tents and have found no record place. You don't really need your records anyway, tents aren't the battle frontier where records determine whether or not you fight a brain, and tents give out little prizes instead of battle points. So there's really no point in the records for the tents, it doesn't do anything to advance you further in the game, and all you gotta do in them is fight three simple trainers, while the Battle Frontier does the opposite, and is much more complex.

But that still makes me wonder why they have to save your game in the tents, since turning off the game when you loose won't make any difference to the game at all.

~Aquarelle
 

Presto

Well-Known Member
I don't think you can see you're records, I've looked in all three tents and have found no record place. You don't really need your records anyway, tents aren't the battle frontier where records determine whether or not you fight a brain, and tents give out little prizes instead of battle points. So there's really no point in the records for the tents, it doesn't do anything to advance you further in the game, and all you gotta do in them is fight three simple trainers, while the Battle Frontier does the opposite, and is much more complex.

But that still makes me wonder why they have to save your game in the tents, since turning off the game when you loose won't make any difference to the game at all.

~Aquarelle

Hmm... Are they shown in the rooms (Record/Mix room?) when you mix records with another player? Seem pretty weird why they'd prompt you to save before/after those (essentially) mini-Battle Frontier battles.
 

Metagross

Well-Known Member
Pokemon Tent is too easy to even consider,frontier is the real deal.
 

Pokemonger49777

IT'S ASHER JESUS!!!
Yeah boyyy, BATTLE FRONTIER FOR LIFE!!
 

pigs do fly

<Currently hunting
The tents are just warm ups for the Battle Frontier which is 3 times harder.
 
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