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Hi @Slouchleroux To confirm, you used the link I supplied above to reset your password, correct? This would have sent you an email with a link to reset the password.

Hi @Kralkral I hope I can provide you with some context. In regards to our Multiplayer Catching Contest, they occur every Saturday at either 10:00 GMT+0 or 22:00 GMT+0, and usually alternate each week. Sometimes it will be the Fishing Contest at 22:00, and the next week at the 10:00 slot. This alternates so that that players will most likely have access to one of those slots, and be able to participate in each of the contests, even if on a bi-weekly basis. I understand your frustration, as like you, that first slot lines up to 3am for me. For World Quests, the monthly ones are announced ahead of time on our Discord in the "Announcements" section. When they go live, they are posted in the "Wq-Outbreaks-announcements" section. Additional World Quests can happen randomly during each month as well as surprises - those are not announced ahead of time. You can set up to receive notifications so you'll know the moment anything happens. Outbreaks have been random surprises. As per the recent announcement on the Discord covering the possible changes to the next client, Outbreaks are being reworked. It sounds like they will still be random, but will be automated and much more frequent. Nobody will be able to make all of them, but over time, plenty of them should crop up in the time ranges that you will be able to participate in. This should be announced on the Discord. I hope you have found this information helpful

Hi @Slouchleroux After consulting with several members of staff, we believe the issue may lie from merging the servers, being unable to login, and then transferring. The recommendation is for you to reset your account password and try again, making sure to check if you have any issues with the 2FA verification process. You can find how to reset your password here.

Hello @Geeansalvatoree The best places for trying to purchase Pokemon or Items are generally in the specific trade areas on these forums, on our discord, or in the in-game Trade Chat channels. General Support is not really for trading. You can find the correct trading channels on our forums here. The evolution item UpGrade can also be obtained from the trash can bin in the south-west corner of Silph Co 2F, or as a potential reward from defeating the boss Terminator. Additionally, you can purchase it from Historical Site for 500 artifacts (if you do Excavation), or for 50 PvE Coins from any of the PvE Coin Masters (found at every Department Store). I hope this information helps you get your Porygon2

Thank you for the screenshot. I haven't seen this issue before, so I will discuss it with other members of Staff to see if we can get this figured out for you. The good news is that you seem to be able to play on Silver in the meantime while we get this sorted. Hopefully we can get you on Gold soon enough as well.

Hello @Slouchleroux I'm sorry to hear you're having problems playing on the Gold server. As you are able to log in to the Silver server, are you able to log out of Silver and try to log in to the Gold server without typing in your password? If that still gives you an error, can you please take a screenshot of the problem? It looks like you have been able to log in to Gold in the past, with the last log in dated in 2021, so the account should be accessible.

Welcome back!

The Repel Trick Guide v2.0 Often in chat you'll have players discussing the best locations and methods to hunt their desired Pokémon, which can often involve repelling. Newer players can be unfamiliar with this process, and will ask how its done. This guide offers a full explanation of repelling Pokémon. A basic understanding of Repels The basic function of repelling in PRO is to repel away Pokémon that are at a lower level than your lead slot Pokémon. When traveling on a route with wild Pokémon, these Pokémon can be found within a certain range of levels. When using a repel item, your character can travel a given number of steps without encountering any wild Pokémon, so long as the Pokémon in your lead slot is at a higher level than the Pokémon that spawn there. This can be quite beneficial when traveling through routes where a player is unable to avoid tiles that can trigger a Pokémon spawn. While players can often avoid wild Pokémon by not walking in the grass, some locations like caves or water pathways, don't offer such an option. However, properly using a repel in those situations can allow the player to safely pass through without an encounter. There are 3 types available to players - Repel, Super Repel, and Max Repel. The difference between these repels are the amount of steps for each repel, as well as the costs for each repel. You can purchase repels from most Poke Marts, as well as all Department Stores. Cost to buy # of steps $ per step Repel 350 100 3.5 Super Repel 500 200 2.5 Max Repel 700 250 2.8 As you can see above, while your basic Repel is the cheapest to purchase, you're spending 3.5 coins per step of repelling. A Super Repel doubles the amount of steps without doubling the price for a single unit, offering your best "bang for your buck". The Max Repel is a bit more expensive than the Super Repel, both in terms of individual cost and cost per step, but it has the benefit of being the most time efficient, allowing you to walk longer and further before the repel runs out. That said, you can purchase Max Repel in bulk from the NPC Bonny, located in every department store. The benefit of purchasing in bulk is the discounted price, bringing the price per step down to match Super repel. Cost to buy # of Repels Price per step Max Repel 250,000 400 2.5 Repel hunting In some cases, there may be a Pokémon that spawns at a higher level than the rest of the Pokémon on a certain route. For example, Source Pro Wiki This is the list of Pokémon that spawn in the Petalburg Woods. Notice how Cottonee can be found at Levels 10-13, while the rest of the Pokémon can only be found at levels 5-7. This means that repelling with a Pokémon at a level of at least 14 will be able to avoid all the Pokémon at this location, but if you repel with a Pokémon at the levels 8-13, then you will only encounter Cottonee, and not any of the other Pokémon. This is especially helpful if you wish to hunt that specific Pokémon - you can repel away all the undesirable Pokémon, and only encounter Cottonee. This process is whats known as the Repel Trick. Because there is a gap between the levels that Cottonee spawns at and the levels of the rest of the Pokémon in this location, we have a buffer. Because Cottonee spawns starting at level 10, we can use a Pokémon at levels 8, 9, or 10 to repel away the undesired Pokémon, and only encounter the Cottonee. This buffer is nice because if gives us more options when it comes to choosing the Pokemon you wish to use to repel. We also need to be aware to not use a Pokémon at a higher level that could repel away some Cottonee. If you try using a level 12 Pokémon, then you'll only encounter Cottonee at levels 12 and 13, missing out on Cottonee spawning at levels 10 and 11. Here's an example where we dont have a buffer, so we need to get the exact level to properly repel hunt. As you can see, Ditto is the only Pokémon that spawns above the level 30, and at the same time, only spawns at 1 level, 31. This means you will have to run a level 31 Pokémon as your repel. Any lower, you'll spawn all the other Pokémon. Any higher, you'll get no encounters until your repel steps are used up. It should be noted, repel hunting doesn't mean you're going to start encountering a lot of whatever you're hunting. It removes the Pokémon you could normally encounter instead of your target Pokémon, but it doesn't increase the spawns of your target Pokémon. The spawn rates remain the same, the only difference is you are no longer being distracted by other potential encounters that could delay you finding your target Pokémon. You may still find yourself with lengthy gaps between encounters. Important Pokémon for Repel Hunting Lets take a look at Pokémon you'll be using to make your hunt much more efficient The Repel Pokémon - A bit obvious, but essential for the repel trick to work. The repel Pokémon is the lead Pokémon in your party which needs to be at the correct level to repel away the undesired Pokémon. If its not at the correct level, you will encounter the Pokémon you dont wish to find (too low of a repel level), or no Pokémon encounters at all (repel level too high). This Pokémon must be in slot 1 of your party. The Sync Pokémon - This is a Pokémon that has the ability Synchronize, and is commonly referred to as a Sync. A Pokémon with synchronize has a 50% chance of applying its nature onto a wild Pokémon. This is extremely helpful if you're hunting a Pokémon with a specific nature, like a Gastly that with a Timid nature. By running a sync Pokémon, you drastically increase the odds of finding a Pokémon with the same nature as your sync. When you're repelling, you can either run your Sync in slot 2 (alive, behind the fainted repel Pokémon in slot 1), or if its also your repel Pokémon, in slot 1 (alive or fainted). The False Swipe Pokémon - This is the Pokémon you use to catch everything with. Its most important feature is the move false swipe, which can not faint a Pokémon, always leaving them with at least 1 health point (though beware if the Pokémon has a self-inflicting move, which would then cause it to faint itself). Because it doesn't faint the wild Pokémon, its ideal for hunting. Many of the preferred false swipers have a status inflicting move, usually one that puts the wild Pokémon to sleep. Both Parasect and Breloom are popular choices among players as they both have false swipe and spore (though be careful that they dont have the effect spore ability, which can accidently poison the wild Pokémon). Smeargle is another popular choice amongst players with its unique move sketch, allowing additional hunting specific moves to be learned, such as soak (changes a ghosts type to water so false swipe will effect it) or mean look (prevents Pokémon from teleporting from battle). The Trace Pokémon - A Pokémon with the ability Trace can determine the ability of the wild Pokémon upon encountering it, providing you with valuable information before selecting a move. If you're hunting a Pokémon with a specific ability, this is extremely helpful by giving you the information on wither or not you should catch it. By skipping the Pokémon that do not have the desired ability, you save yourself wasting poke balls or the frustration of catching Pokémon with excellent IVs but a poor ability. Examples of Repel Hunting For those who are visual learners, here are a few examples of what we have discussed above. I hope you have found this guide on repelling helpful. Best of luck in your hunting!

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Yay! Glad this was fixed and you were able to get your legendary. Now that the issue has been resolved, I'll go ahead and close this thread. If you need anything else, feel free to create a new thread. Have a good one!

Okay, you're ticket has been refunded. When ready, please try Birth Island again, and let me know that you are able to encounter either Regice or Registeel

Excellent news, glad you were able to get it! Since the matter has now been resolved, I'll go ahead and close this thread. If you need anything else, feel free to create a new thread

Please do! A common occurrence is the slight drop to 254 or 253 from fainting in battle on the way to this point. Once you're back at 255, you should hopefully be good to go. Please let me know if you're able to proceed

Hello @Oreximania Im sorry to see you're having difficulty with trying to play PRO on a Mac device. Let's try to get this fixed. As you can see, Apple can not verify that the program, because its not program approved by Apple. This means in order to operate it, we'll need to tell your Mac that its okay to use. - Make sure this is the latest version of the PRO Client (which can be found here - https://pokemonrevolution.net/download) - You should be able to go to your Security Preferences on your Mac by clicking the Apple logo at the top-left corner of the screen and clicking "System Preferences". - Click "Security & Privacy", then select the allow button under the "Allow apps downloaded from section". Its possible that these instructions may be slightly outdated for your version of Mac, and you may have to slightly different buttons to click, but the idea should be the same. Please let me know if this solves you're problem, and that you're able to play!

Thank you for the information @Goldensperow First, I'm going to ask you to release the Salamence you just received from Birth Island. Once that is done, please let me know. We will then refund your Mysterious Ticket. After that, we'll have you travel again to Birth Island. You should then be able to encounter either Regice or Registeel. Please let me know once you've released the Salamence

Interesting. Just to make 100% sure, can you please tell me the Happiness number for your Garchomp? To check the happiness, you can put this command into chat : "/happy 1" (the number will be 1 to 6 depending on the slot your Garchomp is in).

Hello @Goldensperow I'm sorry to hear of your difficulties in obtaining the legendary Pokémon you seek. Lets try to solve this issue! When you traveled to Birth Island, did you encounter a Legendary Pokémon, or was it Pseudo-Legendary?

Hello @Dragonsin18 Sorry to hear you are having a problem with the quest, and sorry for the delayed response. When you attempted to fight Cynthia, did you only attempt to start the fight by interacting with Cynthia? After some research, I've seen players needing to move 1 step further left, so there is a gap between you and Cynthia, which seems to trigger a response from her, and starts the battle (assuming you're there at the correct time with 255 happiness). Please try walking in that position to start the fight. If it does not occur, please screenshot it for me. I look forward to your response!

Hello @Mazequeen I'm sorry to hear about your issue with the Hoenn Transporter quest. Let's try to get this solved for you! Can you please confirm that you received a notification after restoring the 3rd PC? If you restored the 3 PCs and received the notification "An ominous presence arrives on the scene...", did you leave the Transporter? If you travel to New Mauville and talk with the NPC Wattson, what does he say? If he hasn't re-stabilized the power plant, you may need to re-check all PCs and see if you can again restore the 3 PCs. I look forward to your response

Hello @Tismeemily Sorry to hear you're unable to Headbutt after defeating Brock. When defeating Brock, he gives you the Boulder Badge, which allows you to use Headbutt on trees if your Pokemon has at least 150 happiness. However, Brock doesn't give you the Headbutt TM itself. To get Headbutt, you can go to the Headbutt Tutor in the Viridian Forest Maze. When you first enter the maze, its extremely dark. Move north past the first left path to take the 2nd left path, and follow that do west and south, bringing you to the Headbutt Tutor, who will teach the move to your Pokemon for $2000. If there is someone in the way, talk to NPC Jerry outside, who needs help getting their Pidgey back. In front of the Tutor will be a thief, whom after you fight, will move and allow access to the Tutor (Jerry will also reward you for the help). You can also purchase the Headbutt TM later in game at the Department Stores. Let me know if you need any further help getting Headbutt.

Glad to hear it's gotten better, but bummed that it didn't fully resolve the issue. The good news is that in the next major client update, we should see a proper fix to this issue. You can see the planned fix among other changes Here

Yay, glad you were able to get it working @Leloutz! I'll go ahead and close this thread as the matter has been resolved. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to create a new thread

Yes, I believe this is the root cause of your issue. For some of the legendary quests, a requirement is to have all the caught data for the Pokemon in that region, with the exception of legendries themselves (those require seen data, not caught data). Like for the Legendary Birds quest, you would need to have caught all of the regular Kanto Pokemon, as well as have fought the legendries to gain their Pokedex seen data. For caught data, you will have to have owned the Pokemon, either from catching it or from evolving (like your Servine in the image above). You can tell if you have the caught data of a Pokemon by seeing if its dex entry has the PokeBall icon on it (like Rotom or Snivy in your image above). For the Heatran quest, the requirement is to have the catch data for all non legendary Pokemon of the Sinnoh Region (Generation 4). The Gen4 dex ranges from numbers 387 to 493. You will need to obtain those missing Pokemon in that range from either catching or evolving. While this is probably not the exact answer you wanted, it should give you all the information you need to meet the requirements for the quest.

Hello @Ruthlessslayer, I'm sorry to hear that you went went 1 reroll too far on your Zapdos. Unfortunately, we're unable to restore the previous IVs that you desire. Psychic Marina will offer to restore the IVs from the 3 previous attempts for $50,000, as she mentions when you talk with her. However, she does not reroll beyond those 3 previous attempts. I'm sorry that we're unable to help you with this, and that this response probably isn't what you wanted. On the bright side, because Legendries can be be rerolled, you can still continue trying to improve the IVs on your Zapdos. There are many ways to acquire rerolls, like purchasing them from the PvE Coin Master or from other players, as well as a possible reward from PvP Chests and the Sinnoh 7-Day News Reporter. Please let me know if I can help you with anything else.