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Each update includes a a huge amount of content, all thoroughly documented for anyone to review. Not every update is something you can see visually or graphically. For example, the 4238,743382 coded moves take an enormous amount of work to implement. But because they aren’t flashy or visible, it’s much easier to notice a new cosmetic than a newly coded move, despite both being equally present and requiring significant effort. Walross and Cames are not artists, and artists are not developers. While artists focus on creating cosmetics/tiles/npc/mounts/etc, Walross and Cames work on the coding side. Both groups (artist and developers) work simultaneously but on totally different departments, each contributing to the game's development in different ways. I’ve done that farming route several times during my time on PRO. While I may not have run it as often as most of the players, my words comes from both my personal experience and feedback from many players who have been running that very route (along with other activities) daily for years. I’m not saying it’s super mega easy, and I completely understand that the content doesn’t play itself alone; effort from the player is required. However, you must remember that PRO is an MMO. It’s designed to reward players who put some effort in the game activites, and it’s reasonable to expect players to invest some time to earn resources like money, items, and Pokémon. That said, the amount of time required to run those Routes is much less than you think, if you approach it correctly. For example, bosses alone generate around 600,000 Pokédollars weekly, and if you know what you’re doing, you can clear all the bosses in about two hours. There are countless guides available to help players optimize their boss runs (e.g., Bhimoso’s guide). Combining this with other money-farming methods, reaching 1.5m in a week is something achievable by the average player. Certainly, I do agree with your point that certain aspects of the game could benefit from updates to keep the content 'fresh'. However, even with their current state, they remain viable and efficient methods for generating consistent income. Saying 'The Trade Chat is Bad!' without argumenting and motivating your opinion is quite useless, as it does not add anything to the topic. From my personal experience, when it comes to the Trade Chat, most of the complaints revolve around three things: Resellers (Buy X Good at 50, resell at 100); There's nothing inherently wrong with them, as they exist in every game and don't harm the economy. Some players prefer selling quickly at a lower price, while others choose to sell at a higher price, putting in more effort and time for a potentially greater return. Scammers (Buy X Good for an extremely small amount of its real value, exploiting the ignorance of the seller); While this behavior is undeniably awful, some might even call it disgusting, the term scammer is incorrectly used, as this is not a real scam. We strongly disapprove of behavior where players, especially new ones, are targeted and pressured into selling rare forms or Shinies for a fraction of their worth, but there is nothing we can do about it for few reasons: There is no official price for items in the game; values are determined by the player-driven economy. Players are entitled to sell their goods at any price they choose, even if it’s far below the market average. Setting strict rules about pricing would require us to dictate the value of every item, which would undermine the core principles of a player-driven economy. The best way to address this issue is through community-driven efforts. Whether as part of a guild or individual players, the community can share knowledge about item values and fair trading practices, as well as fostering a supportive environment. Human Interactions (PMs, Trade Agreements) Not much to say. If people break rules, report them and they get a ban. In short, the only real problem is "Scammers", but this is not a problem of the Trade Chat, but actually a problem of the human race, and there is nothing we can do about it. I strongly disagree with the claim that the Trade Chat is bad. You haven’t provided any arguments or reasoning to support your opinion and simply stated, "it's bad." so there may be something I missed. In that case, please elaborate. No offense, but is this your first video game? There's nothing wrong with selling cheaper items to buy more expensive ones. This is how economies work, both in the real world and in every game. There are a very huge amount of ways to make money in the game, and some methods might generate higher income than others. However, not a single method will guarantee that you only get high-value/expensive items or Pokémon. The game is designed to provide various ways to generate an income, and as you progress you'll naturally come across both smaller and larger opportunities, therefore sometimes you'll gain more than other. For example, it's unrealistic to expect to only catch 3x31 Pokémon, or Shinies/Rare Forms, worth millions every time. As you progress, you'll naturally encounter lower-IV/worse Pokémon that however you can still sell to other players as they may need them, and that's perfectly normal and fine. There are people selling Pokémon for 20k, which might seem like a small amount. However, if you sell 5, you’ll already have 100k. When it comes to speedrunning, there’s really no need for it. Why rush? There’s no pressure or time limit, and how you play is entirely up to you. It’s a game—take your time and enjoy the experience. Whether you get a Shiny Charizard after one month or six months, it doesn’t matter as long as you're having fun. It’s all about seeing the bigger picture, something you're not doing. Working smarter and more efficiently usually leads to results that are just as good, if not way better, than working harder. The biggest flaw in your argument, common among many PvP players, is the belief that only the most "giga-mega-epic" Pokémon are viable in PvP. This simply isn’t true. You don’t need to spend excessively to build a PvP-viable team. Skill plays a much bigger role than stats, and over time, it’s rewarded far more. For instance, if I gave a 6x20 IV team to a player like C0mp (to mention a recent tournament winner) and a 6x31 IV team to you, I’m confident you’d still lose. Pretending that only 9x31 PVP pokemon are viable is like those COD player that buy $400 chair, $300 keyboard/mouse, $600 headphones and then get killed 30 seconds after the match start by the very first random player they find and that have a $30 setup. Skill and strategy always outweigh perfect stats. Sure, having better IV is preferred, but that's something you will get in the long run. You can't get everything and immediately without actually working and placing some effort into that. Let me stop you right there. I have replied you here already, so I will not repeat myself. I would like to add, however, that it’s not banned, so people are still free to use it. That said, the number of players using it right now is ridiculously low, and it doesn't have any noticeable negative impact on the PVP aspect of the game. At the moment, other playstyles are simply better, and it's bound to get worse eventually. As for Stall in Gen 9 ... have you spent some time to document yourself? Stalling in NatDex is quite bad. Want to play Stall? Gambit & Gholdengo entering the room: I really can't begin to understand why you think artists are responsible for fixing bugs, coding new features, or adjusting content prices. What’s next, are mappers going to handle trade auction bans, or moderators going to be in charge of mapping new areas? It seems like you have not a clear understanding of what each role does. In reality, artists could release 1,300 cosmetics every month, and it would not slow down or interfere at all with the development of other parts of the game, like content creation, mapping, or bug fixing. These aspects are handled separately, and out of the 20+ artists we have, none of them deal with the issues you're talking about in this thread. When it comes to map size, there's little connection to player base size. Maps are designed to enhance immersion, exploration, and to provide an adventure-like experience. I understand that some might prefer a simpler 3x3 square map, or teleports to make 20 meters, but that approach would ultimately feel horrible and would not fit a Pokemon Game. Talking about Teleports, you call this a serious problem, but I call it serious lazyness from your end. In Event Maps we offer two methods to teleport: The Halloween map has dig spot tunnels connecting different areas; The Christmas maps has the Sailor and Chair Lift (and dig spot too iirc) These teleports are meant to help you skip the majority of the route. However, we can't just place teleports inside PokéCenters because there are lazy people who refuse to walk even for just 5 seconds. Calling the absence of teleports in every single Pokécenter on Event Maps a serious problem is utterly ridiculous. Please listen carefully. I'll be more respectful than I probably should with you after what you just wrote. The game’s been around for 10 years with probably 5,000 items, so yeah, some descriptions are outdated or incorrect. We’re not denying that. However, there are important items that need quick updates because they affect gameplay and/or are game-changing, and then there are the less important ones that don’t need urgent fixes. For example, if we’re still using the Nugget description from Gen 4, don’t expect us to drop everything we are working on and prioritize that. We focus on the items that have a higher impact on the game and on the players gameplay. Players honestly don’t give a fuck if the Nugget description is from Gen 4 or Legends Arceus because it won't change their gameplay. It’ll get updated, but it’s not something we lose sleep over, since there are more important projects (new regions, Gen 7, 8, 9, new game modes, new system, etc). You mentioned having the right to complain, which is fair, but please think about it. Saying "item descriptions are wrong" without specifying what’s wrong doesn’t help us in any way. What’s faster for us, searching through 20,000 items to find errors, or you pointing out what’s wrong? You talk about delays, but would you prefer we delay updates to go through 5,000 items instead of reporting specific issues? You think it’s comical that we’re not aware of that, but the only comical thing here is what you just wrote. The game wasn’t created by the current developers or Staff Members. Some older items might have incorrect descriptions. Do you really expect a developer, or Staff Member, to know the description of every single item added 5 years before they joined the project? As I said previously, please help us by reporting any error you find, and we'll deal with it as soon as possible, thank you. I totally understand that my answer might have disappointed you, but you're completely misunderstanding the scale of work involved in translations and how it's structured. If translating the game were as easy as you think, so just handing it over to Brazilian players to help, we would have done it by now. Translating a game like Pokemon as big as PRO (way, way, way bigger than a single GameFreak game) for one single language would take years. Translating is not as easy as you think. You need to to figure out the best way to translate, develop systems for players to switch languages, and adapt translations to the context of Pokemon. There are 432472474467 different NPCs. Then, you have to go into the server/client, find where each file is, and add translations for each item. Now, imagine doing this for 5+ languages. Brazilian isn’t more important than Vietnamese, Chinese, Greek, or any other language. We're a fanmade Pokémon game run by a team of volunteers. Even professional games that costs $60 and with multimillion-dollar budgets don't always have full translations. Many popular games only offer English or at most 2-3 languages, despite having paid teams and large budgets. You started with numbers by mentioning that the average amount of players during Xmas was 450,, so it’s only natural that I’d respond the same way. However, the difference here is that I backed up my claims about activity with concrete evidence, while you haven’t provided any (not for activity or any other epoint). Let’s set aside the “you don’t play!”, it’s a lazy argument used to dismiss valid points when you can't counter-argue. My statements aren’t based on personal opinion but on hard evidence (amount of players that register and log every day, for example), and I always verify my claims with our Staff Members. It shouldn't matter, however, since you measure credibility by “I play more than you,” it’s worth noting that a lot of them have far more playtime than you do. As for bots, it’s true that bots exist in the game, just like they do in nearly every other online game. However, you’re making a mistake if you think that the number of bots connected at the same time is significantly high to the point of making the player-online-count unreliable. The reality is far different. Also, do not confuse macro with bots, they are two very dinstinct things. Regarding the Chat, using chat as a benchmark for active players is an inaccurate method. Many players don’t use general chat; they prefer guild chats or Discord for communication. So, suggesting that the number of active players can be gauged by the number of people talking in the game’s public chat is simply wrong. Players are still active and engaged, but they may not necessarily be using the game’s public chat. CONCLUSION Overall, this thread is honestly just useless, and I hate to say that because I genuinely care a lot about the opinion and the feedback of our community, regardless if positive or negative. Constructive feedback is essential for the game’s growth and improvement. That said, this discussion has been frustrating from the start. You’ve consistently refused to inform yourself about the topics you’re discussing. Instead, you’ve chosen to make assumptions, write baseless claims, and insist, 'I SAID ALL FACTS,' when in reality, those are just opinions. If you want to contribute meaningfully, take the time to understand the topics before making claims. Constructive criticism, backed by proper reasoning or evidence, is always welcome. But throwing out uninformed opinions and labeling them as 'facts' does nothing to help the game or the community. In the future, if you want your feedback to truly make an impact, present your arguments thoughtfully and back them with evidence. hat’s how we can work together to improve the game. But this kind of baseless ranting achieves nothing and wastes time for everyone involved. Given this, I will now lock the thread. Have a great day. Special thanks to @Vangogsan for helping with explaining few things I may have missed and that may be useful for other players.

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"In the world of the Air Nomads, a Sky Bison is more than a creature - it’s a lifelong companion, a trusted friend, and a symbol of unbreakable bonds. To choose a Sky Bison is to choose a partner for life, bound by loyalty and love." Alt account: Sumocal (Silver) Auction Details: Start Price: 1.8m End Point: 48 hours (after start price is met) Insta Price: N/A Minimum Raise: 100k Accepted Payments: Pokedollars, Coin Capsules (x1 Coin Capsule = 500k), IV Reroll Tickets (x1 IV Reroll Ticket = 550k) Important Reminders: This is a Silver Server auction. If bidding from an alternative server, state that you will transfer upon winning. If you intend to purchase with an alt account, specify the account alongside your bid. If a bid is received in the final 15 minutes of the auction, the end point will be delayed by 15 minutes from that bid, and will be delayed by 15 minutes for each new bid thereafter, until the current offer has been held for a full 15 minutes. Happy Bidding!

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.Keitaimg { margin-left: -5px; } The PvP Chests system is scheduled to launch on February 21st. However, this date may be subject to change. Prepare to elevate your player-versus-player experience with PvP Chests—mysterious chests brimming with rare cosmetics, unique mounts, and handy consumables. Designed exclusively for Ranked PvP, these chests reward both your daily activity and dedicated ladder climbing. First Win of the Day Start strong by claiming 1× PvP Chest with your first win in both Normal Ranked and Random Ranked PvP each day. Additional Wins In Normal Ranked, earn 1× PvP Chest for every two additional wins after your first. In Random Ranked, earn 1× PvP Chest for every four additional wins after your first. Top 25 Ladder Rewards At midnight GMT+0 each day, the Top 25 players on the Normal Ranked PvP ladder receive enhanced-chance chests: 1st–3rd Place: 6× PvP Chests 4th–10th Place: 4× PvP Chests 11th–19th Place: 3× PvP Chests 20th–25th Place: 2× PvP Chests Very Rare Mounts Slifer the Sky Dragon Obelisk the Tormentor The Winged Dragon of Ra Exodia Mount Dark Exodia Mount Blue-Eyes White Dragon Shenlong Mount Hoverpod Kaido Mount Karoo Mount Spyro Mount S Walking Wake Mount S Gouging Fire Mount S Raging Bolt Mount S Koraidon Mount S Miraidon Mount S Poipole Mount S Naganadel Mount S Buzzwole Mount S Guzzlord Mount S Nihilego Mount S Celesteela Mount Ursaluna Mount Changes its appearance to Ursaluna Bloodmoon at night. Its form counterparts can be found during the respective events. Accessories Susanno (Blue) Susanoo (Purple) Susanoo (Orange) Susanoo (Green) Cosmetic Sets Great Saiyaman (Helmet, Clothes, Cape) Great Saiyagirl (Helmet, Clothes, Cape) Vegeta (Wig, Eyes, Armor, Tail) Boruto (Wig, Scar, Clothes) Baryon Mode (Eyes, Clothes, Tails) KCM 2 Mode (Wig, Clothes) Madara (Wig, Eyes, Armor) Cursed Seal (Wig, Eyes, Clothes, Wings) Zero (Helmet, Clothes, Cape) Captain (Clothes, Daiguren Hyorinmaru) Ulquiorra (Horns, Eyes, Clothes) Goblin Slayer (Helmet, Armor) Solaire of Astora (Helmet, Armor) Dark Magician (Helmet, Armor, Magic Circle) Consumables Soul-Bound IV-Locked Reroll Ticket to lock a single IV Soul-Bound IV-Locked Reroll Ticket to lock two IVs Soul-Bound Ticket to swap two IVs of a legendary Pokémon in a targeted way Rare Mounts Walking Wake Mount Gouging Fire Mount Raging Bolt Mount Koraidon Mount Miraidon Mount Poipole Mount Naganadel Mount Buzzwole Mount Guzzlord Mount Nihilego Mount Celesteela Mount Going Merry Mini Merry II Flying Dutchman Hybrid mount with unique poison gas particle effect. Minecraft Boat Raft Cosmetic Sets Ogerpon Teal (Mask, Clothes, Veil) Ogerpon Wellspring (Mask, Clothes, Veil) Ogerpon Hearthflame (Mask, Clothes, Veil) Ogerpon Cornerstone (Mask, Clothes, Veil) Tapu Koko (Wig, Eyes, Clothes) Tapu Lele (Hat, Eyes, Clothes) Tapu Bulu (Hat, Eyes, Clothes) Tapu Fini (Hat, Eyes, Clothes) Dragon Knight (Helmet, Clothes, Spear) L (Wig, Eyes, Clothes) Consumables Soul-Bound Reroll Ticket Soul-Bound Reroll Ticket for a specific Legendary (e. g. Heatran Reroll Ticket) Soul-Bound Ticket to randomly reorder the IVs of a Legendary Pokémon Ticket to reduce an IV of a Legendary Pokémon by 1 Uncommon Cosmetics Consumables Ticket to borrow Pokémon via Lending Trade from NPCs for 24 hours Players can choose from 10 different Pokémon sets each day. The sets reroll every 24 hours at 12 AM GMT+0. TM230 - Flip Turn TM231 - Dual Wingbeat TM254 - Alluring Voice TM280 - Power Whip TM292 - Body Press TM294 - Toxic Spikes TM308 - Encore TM319 - Hurricane Common Consumables 3× Focus Sash TM168 - Charm TM169 - Fake Tears TM170 - Scary Face TM171 - Fire Fang TM172 - Thunder Fang TM173 - Ice Fang TM174 - Acid Spray TM175 - Struggle Bug TM176 - Psybeam TM177 - Confuse Ray TM178 - Disarming Voice TM185 - Metal Claw TM194 - Rock Blast TM196 - Imprison TM198 - Tailwind TM223 - Vacuum Wave TM276 - Superpower TM328 - Future Sight Bonus Drops PvP Chest (5% Chance) Gain an extra PvP Chest within your current chest. PvP Tokens (100% Guaranteed) Every PvP Chest includes PvP Tokens, which you can collect and spend on various PvP-focused rewards and cosmetics. Item Details Cosmetic Sets Dropped as one tradable item (e. g. Vegeta Set). Once you opened a cosmetic set to claim the cosmetics, those items become untradeable. Mounts & Accessories Typically tradable unless noted otherwise. Some mounts change forms or have special effects during certain conditions or events.

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20% OFF EVERYTHING FOR VDAY START! I accept the following currencies: Pokedollars Coin Capsule - 450k Don't use the comment section as a place for discussion/negotiation. Always send a PM on forum, add me on discord or message me in game. Discord: Mennace2602 (Note that if you’re checking on the phone, prices will be below the picture) Untrained Pokemons Shinies & Forms

Hello there, as the title spoiled already, im going to liquidate some parts of my collection. Prices are added now, I´m always considering offers. I´m always looking for pvpable shinies, if you got some to sell/trade lmk! Thanks! Shiny: Event: Sold:

Welcome to Silvernabs Guild Shop!! Discord is the fastest and easiest way to contact us for buying or price negotiations. Gio: just.gio. Cash Coin capsules (375k) IV Rerolls (750k) Nature Rerolls (375k) 1. Be respectful. 2. No reservations. 3. No fake offers. 4. Keep in mind that this shop only for SILVER server. 5. If there are several of the same Pokémon, use format "pokemon#number" for buying. (e.g. Snorlax#1) 6. Prices are negotiable. TRAINED POKEMON UNTRAINED POKEMON THANKS FOR YOUR TIME, HAVE A GOOD DAY!

Start: 100k Auction ends 24hours after first bid Min bid: 50k Insta: 4m Accept Coin Cap 500k Reroll 550k

Alt account: Sumocal (Silver) Auction Details: Start Price: 10k End Point: 30 minutes (after start price is met) Insta Price: 300k Minimum Raise: 10k Accepted Payments: Pokedollars Important Reminders: This is a Silver Server auction. If bidding from an alternative server, state that you will transfer upon winning. If you intend to purchase with an alt account, specify the account alongside your bid. If a bid is received in the final 15 minutes of the auction, the end point will be delayed by 15 minutes from that bid, and will be delayed by 15 minutes for each new bid thereafter, until the current offer has been held for a full 15 minutes. Happy Bidding!

Enjoy @Akakaito

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Let's make it round again. 600K camerupt.

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That would be something for the box-rework which is already on the devs to-do list: https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/topic/159019-dev-to-do-list/#comment-881115

gz @Salemzeroo, u can contact me on discord or in game for the trade!

Fixed your issue, reset your password and try to log in Silver now.

Hey there, please log out of the account and do not perform any trades while I look into your issue!

Sold 2 litwicks to @Cazon511. Thank you

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The topic started okay, you invested much time in your post, were respectful and tried to explain your point of view in order to improve the game. I think thats something very respectable. I think you were proven wrong in most of your claims, not saying that some stuff might be true. The more replies you add here, the more ridiculous it becomes tho. You claim something, without any argument or prove, you get proven wrong with a solid argumentation and you reply with "Yes, you may be right, but x, y and z" again without any prove and rather weak argumentation on x, y and z. If you want to be taken serious, please spend some time in proving your argumentation and make some valid points. The way you do it right now is pointless. You not only waste your time and the time off people who actually try to take everything you say serious and aim for an actuall conversation, you also kinda spit them in the face by saying they should prove you wrong while you dont prove much of what you say in first place. Lets take your PvP paragraph as example to prove my point. I know it was already replied to by different people, but I wanna show you what people wish to hear when they get feedback. And in the end of all that, there may still be people who see things different.

Hello @Mozambi Thank you for your report, and I apologize for any inconvenience you've experienced. After reviewing your replay, I noticed your Porygon-Z has Tri Attack in the first slot of its moveset. Z-Conversion transforms the user into the type of the move in the first slot. Since Tri Attack is a Normal-type move and Porygon-Z is already a Normal-type Pokémon, the move fails because it would attempt to convert a Normal type into the same type. Therefore this is the intended behaviour. Feel free to reach out if you have any further concerns or questions. Greetings, ~Crimsonhound

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