Well if you're collecting 5 eggs then saving then hatching you're going to get the exact same pokemon everytime. So just make sure you're not saving after you get the eggs
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Well if you're collecting 5 eggs then saving then hatching you're going to get the exact same pokemon everytime. So just make sure you're not saving after you get the eggs
thetifftiff
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There are some in the shaking grass on route 6 and in Lostlorn Forest if it's just for dex filling.
You need to encounter Thundurus in a battle to determine if it is shiny or not. All overworld sprites are regular colour.
Most of them do it with an AR (or in the case of pokemon from Emerald, the GTS glitch) but AR cloning is illegal on these forums.
@ Dew, yes, it doesn't work
randomspot555
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Stone Edge's high chance of critical hits isn't really a "secondary effect". EVERY MOVE has a chance to critical hit. It's just some attacks INCREASE that chance.
A secondary effect is like the 10% chance Ember has to cause a Burn, or Air Slash's 30% chance to flinch an opponent (if the Air Slash user goes first). Only specific moves can cause status effects or flinching under normal circumstances.
Oh look at this
Aegon
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Yes, it is, as it has not been released. However, some Pokémon in the Field egg group can learn Snarl, as an event Zoroark knows the move (and Smeargle can Sketch it).
Ah yeah i see now, thanks for answering!
I'll have to wait till the TM releases then.
(Is it actually already released in Japan? just wondering)
Ðew™
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Crystal_Knight
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How do we get into Dream World???
I've tried EVERYTHING. I have the nintendo wifi connector, an account at pokemon global, etc. But when I try and get into Dream World, my game loads up Dream world, but before I even get INTO Dream World, I get kicked out with a message on my DS screen telling me that I can't enter Dream world because my system has run out power, or something, and needs to go back to where I was before. No matter what I do it won't let me in. *pouts*
I've tried EVERYTHING. I have the nintendo wifi connector, an account at pokemon global, etc. But when I try and get into Dream World, my game loads up Dream world, but before I even get INTO Dream World, I get kicked out with a message on my DS screen telling me that I can't enter Dream world because my system has run out power, or something, and needs to go back to where I was before. No matter what I do it won't let me in. *pouts*
Pokemon Whisperer Natural Harmonia Gropius
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Did you time travel? Like did you ever change your Ds's time? That can screw up your Dream world....
Need something more specific than that. Tell us the exact error you're getting.
Sounds like everything is going well. Wait 24 hours without playing your game in another DS or changing the clock and you will be allowed in. If you ever change the clock or play the game in another DS though, Game Sync will 'run out of energy' again and you'll have to wait again.
"a message on my DS screen telling me that I can't enter Dream world because my system has run out power" can only be the internal timecheck failing, so no, no more details are needed.
I'm not sure if this has been asked already, but it seems I can't connect to the Dream World. I keep getting the error message "Game Sync has run out of energy. It will take one day to recharge it." Now this is my problem. I HAVE waited a day. I've even waited a week. Month even. Thinking it was my DS' problem, I tried to use my 3DS. I waited a few more days and it still says it.
Does the one day count as IRL days or in game playing hours? It can't be my wi-fi because I can easily connect to the 3DS e-shop and such. This is really starting to big me!
Does the one day count as IRL days or in game playing hours? It can't be my wi-fi because I can easily connect to the 3DS e-shop and such. This is really starting to big me!
Well when he said system, I figured something about the actual system.
It is one real 24-hour period. Do not change DS systems and do not change the time.
Supposedly, it counts hours when you mess with the time on your DS/ switch the game to a different DS. I was able to switch my black from my DS lite to 3DS with little trouble. Here's what I suggest doing:
1) Try and access Game Sync.
2) Save after it fails.
3) Wait 2 days without trying to access Game Sync. (So if you were to do this now, and it's Monday where you are, wait until the clock changes to Wednesday to try again)
Make sure you don't mess with the clock on the DS it's in, and you may want to leave the game in the DS the whole time (though I dunno if that last part matters).
I'm thinking (though I have not tested this) that there are two possible problems: one is that every time you try and access the Game Sync before it's been given the time it needs, it resets the counter; the other is that if you don't save after attempting to access the Game Sync and failing, it doesn't recognize that it's on a different clock so every time you attempt it's picking up a new clock, which triggers that anti-cheating check draining the Sync of it's energy.
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