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One thing I don't think has been mentioned yet: Lack of breeding also keeps everyone on the same level. In an MMO with breeding, like a certain other Pokemon MMO, the gap between veteran players and newer players is really huge, due to breeding. Veterans easily have OP well-bred Pokemon, while newer players cannot compete because they don't have such thing. Furthermore, older players would only accept well-bred 5IV-6IV Pokemon, meaning newer players would have more trouble in keeping up with the game, since their "less than perfect 5IV with no egg move" Pokemon cannot be sold because they worth nothing. A lack of breeding means everyone don't have access to the OP stuff easily, meaning everyone is on the same level. And, as mentioned, it keeps rare Pokemon remains rare, and thus remains valuable. Eventually no one will bother hunting a rare Pokemon if they can just easily get a breed reject from someone else who is spreading tons of their rare Pokemon's breed reject. And said breed reject will most likely have better IVs too, therefore reducing the value of it since there's a ton of it. In the end, nothing will be valuable as it's too easy to get a ton of it. And that destroy the economy. You make a point about similarity to equipments in other MMO, but the truth is, valuable Pokemon is not like highly upgraded/enchanted equipments in other MMO at all - those equipments cannot be reproduced easily, and making a better one is even harder. With breeding, even if the parent disappeared, breeding is guaranteed to give you an offspring, and that offspring is guaranteed to be just as good, or even better. So you still get something really good out of it, while making another highly upgraded/enchanted equipment can leave you with literally nothing, as usually the game destroy the equipment if it's unsuccessful. It's a gamble. Breeding however, is not a gamble. A big part of Pokemon is actually the hunting part, not the breeding part. That's why the slogan is "Gotta Catch 'em all". Without hunting, the game would eventually be just a Bike Simulator 2016. In the official games, this doesn't really happen because the game is meant to be played alone, and only played together when you need to trade or battle, and back then before Gen 4, that requires a face-to-face interaction. And even in Gen 4 and beyond, there's still the problem of the person having the Pokemon you want, might not have wi-fi access. In an MMO however, you are constantly surrounded by many players, and therefore it is easier to get Pokemon from others.

Right now there are a few rare Pokemon you can encounter there, such as Shuckle, Wailmer, and Meditite, as well as a move tutor iirc. But I'm more curious about that small forest entrance below the main Trainers Valley area. Currently the cave is blocked by a huge tree, I wonder where it will connect to.

Gender difference sprite is currently not implemented on PRO, as far as I know. Female Pikachu for example, doesn't have the heart-shaped tail.

Priority ignore Speed, except if both moves have the same priority. Therefore, in this case Extremespeed will always go first, no matter how high your Pokemon's speed is, because your Pokemon use a +1 priority move, while your opponent uses a +2 priority move. However, your first case is is a correct example of a bug. Aqua Jet should always go first before Outrage, therefore, if Outrage goes first, then it's a bug.

Just like in Kanto, you need to catch other Pokemon. Don't just rely on Chikorita, especially since it's the worst starter in Johto. yes, you can

Grass-types are not immune to Grass Whistle. Grass-types are immune to powder moves, not all sleeping moves :Grin: You can google Grass Whistle, no source has ever stated Grass-type is immune to it. Grass Whistle however, is categorized as a sound move, meaning it should be blocked by Soundproof. Rather than calling it "status moves", I prefer to say Taunt prevents the use of all non-attack move. Stat boost (CM, SD), status effect (T-Wave, WoW), and "other" non-attack moves like Baton Pass, Memento, Whirlwind, and Roar.

Thanks Carlho, for making the update :Grin: Wow, that's a great Goodra :Crazy:

Re: Ingame BOSS [updated MINIBOSS !!] <r><QUOTE author="SilverPhoenix"><s> </e></QUOTE> The 2 weeks delay still applies even if you lose. Also, if the server crashed, it is counted as a loss for you, so yeah, 2 weeks wait.</r>

Re: DayCare House (Egg Move Tutor) Demo Guide <r><QUOTE author="oldtomato"><s> </e></QUOTE> Any online pokedex you can google yourself, will have a list of egg move within each Pokemon's page. Each Pokemon has different list of egg move.</r>

They'll update the moves eventually, but yeah, currently all Pokemon past Gen 1 are missing moves introduced in Gen 5 or 6.

Just to add, the same also applies to any other location where a bridge is over a surf-able water. For example, the water in Cerulean Cave's first floor, with a bridge above it. If you encounter a Pokemon while under the bridge, the background is the cave land one, instead of the cave water one.

Linoone learns Headbutt via level-up, and Dig via TM. The Viridian Maze tutor is a bit buggy, it seems, it doesn't accept some Pokemon who should be able to learn the move, such as Marowak and Dewgong.

Re: Sevii Island Mission Guide <r><QUOTE author="oldtomato"><s> </e></QUOTE> the Six Island map in PRO is quite different, though</r>

Re: Sevii Island Mission Guide <r><QUOTE author="carlho"><s> </e></QUOTE> <br/> You might want to update this thread now that Island 5 and 6 have new missions <E>:Crazy:</E></r>

If you can extend this to Dig Spots and Headbutt Trees, it would be awesome :Crazy:

The EV yield is the same as in official games, besides, EV yield never change between generations anyway. The only difference is that EV training in this game is harder than in Gen 6, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. Also, I don't know what's your exact experience regarding Pokemon, but Charmander is well known as the worst/hardest starter in Kanto, due to most of the Gyms in Kanto either resisting or inflicting super effective damage on it. You'd need lots of work to be able to pull yourself through Kanto if you pick Charmander, either by catching and training a Water/Grass-type, or train Charmander until it evolves at lv16 and learn Dragon Rage at lv17. Dragon Rage makes Brock's Gym easier to defeat. And even with grinding it should only take one week to finish Kanto. As already mentioned, the start is rough, but it becomes progressively easier. Unlike other games where it's only fun for a moment at the start but becomes a massive grinding for the rest of the years, in PRO it is reversed, where the beginning is harder, but later on it becomes easier to grind for the rest of the game, especially when you already have lots of trainers to rebattle weekly :Grin:

The way move relearner works, in both PRO and official games, is that the relearn move list is based on that exact Pokemon's level up move list. Gyarados can relearn Thrash, because Gyarados have Thrash in its level up move list, even though Magikarp doesn't have the move. Breloom cannot relearn Spore, even if it learned the move as a Shroomish (and then forget it), because Breloom doesn't have Spore in its level up move list.

Here's something to start with https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/List_of_censored_words_in_Generation_V No list for other language besides those, unfortunately. But eh, I know a few of the staffs are from Indonesia, you can ask them for a list for Indonesian language.

I recall the list stating the Egg Move Tutor NPC will be unlocked after battling a new Boss, so yeah, there will be a new Boss. Hopefully the new Boss is not too hard, because putting one or two important moves behind a super strong Boss doesn't feel like a good idea.

Xmas Sentret/Furret is not the same as normal Sentret/Furret :Grin: https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=89&t=10487

This bug also occurs on Butterfree, who learns 3 moves at once at lv12, and Hitmonchan, who learns 3 moves at once at lv36. Basically, the bug occur when a Pokemon tries to learn more than 1 move at once, either due to multiple level up, or due to its own level-up move list. They only learn 1 of them, while the other move(s) are shifted down to the next time they learn a move. This means you CAN fix them by relearning an old move from move relearner/move buffet NPC, but that doesn't mean this bug should go unnoticed. I still think it has to be fixed, because having to pay at least 2000 pokedollar to fix a bug sounds ridiculous. Not to mention this also affect tutors, as you'd end up getting a level-up move instead of the tutored move. EDIT : oh, apparently this issue has been posted on the general bug and noticed by Shane, so this should no longer be an issue on the next update :Crazy:

About the xmas pokes, although the event already ended, the caught xmas pokes remains, so you'd still see people selling/buying them. They are no longer available in the wild, though

I want to add that this problem is already there for months, CeilingPanda isn't the only one who didn't receive his/her Brightpowder.

Re: ✰ Headbutt Trees Location ! [updated New Headbutt Tutor Kanto !!] ✰ <r><QUOTE author="EvertonOliveira"><s> </e></QUOTE> Are you on mobile? Mobile needs a new client, which is not ready yet apparently.</r>

Nice list :Grin: Now if only there's a command that works like relogging (in other words, saving everything after the command is used). Relogging is more hell than Deathwing's signature and team when the server is full.