Ayroo

Hey, The next step for you is to head left and enter Route 8! From there, keep going left until you find the tunnel to go underground. The tunnel will take you to Celadon City where you can win the Rainbow badge. I highly suggest checking out the Kanto Walkthrough on our wiki! It details each step from start to finish in the region: https://wiki.pokemonrevolution.net/index.php?title=Kanto_Walkthrough Please let me know if this works for you, Ayroo

Hey, Is it possible for you to submit a video posted to Youtube showing the issue you are describing? It would greatly help in getting you the proper assistance you need. Ayroo

Hey, I'm happy you were able to get it to work so you can play! There was also a recent update to the PRO client that may have solved your issue! I'll go ahead and close this current topic, but please post again if the error returns or if you need assistance with anything else, Ayroo

No problem, I'm just happy to help Did these steps resolve your issue?

Hey, I'm sorry that you're having this problem, Ever since the patch two days ago, users are complaining of their anti-virus programs false flagging PRO and deleting files that are necessary for the game to run. The developers take measures to avoid this as best as possible by uploading PRO's files to popular anti-virus services to get them scanned and approved ahead of time, but when critical bugs are found and hot fixes are performed, the services begin to falsely flag the same files again and the dilemma repeats itself. To get around this issue, the simplest option is to install the 32-bit version of the game for the time being, which should not trigger any anti-virus false-positives. The 32-bit version does not cause significantly lesser performance, and installing it is a temporary fix while popular anti-virus services scan and approve PRO's new files. If this for any reason does not work, or if you would prefer not to use the 32-bit version, here is a step-by-step guide to circumventing the issue: Turn off Windows Defender & any other anti-virus software temporarily. Find a location on your computer where you would like to store the game, and create a folder named "PRO". Once done, minimize this window for now. At the bottom of your screen, click on the search bar, type windows security, and click on the option that shows up. Make sure the option you click on brings you to a Windows settings window with the aforementioned name and not to Bing's online search results. In Windows Security, click on the "Virus & threat protection". Under "Virus & threat protection settings", click "Manage settings". Scroll down to the section for "Exclusions", and then click "Add or remove exclusions". After accepting the Windows Security request, you can click "+ Add an exclusion". You will then pick the folder that will contain your PRO game files. Now Windows Defender will ignore this folder when looking for security threats. Download PRO and extract the .zip to the folder you earlier named "PRO". Do NOT use any downloaded PRO files you obtained before you started this checklist process. Launch PROClient.exe, and try logging in. Turn on your Windows Defender again! If the above doesn't work, restart your PC, try launching PRO, and then start these steps over only if the problem persists. Lastly, if you are still having issues, it's worth trying to run the PRO launcher as an administrator. Anti-virus programs should stop false-flagging PRO's files after a few days, but for now these are your best options. Please let me know if your problem persists, or if you are using a different OS than windows, Ayroo

Hey, I'm sorry that you're having this problem, Ever since the patch two days ago, users are complaining of their anti-virus programs false flagging PRO and deleting files that are necessary for the game to run. The developers take measures to avoid this as best as possible by uploading PRO's files to popular anti-virus services to get them scanned and approved ahead of time, but when critical bugs are found and hot fixes are performed, the services begin to falsely flag the same files again and the dilemma repeats itself. To get around this issue, the simplest option is to install the 32-bit version of the game for the time being, which should not trigger any anti-virus false-positives. The 32-bit version does not cause significantly lesser performance, and installing it is a temporary fix while popular anti-virus services scan and approve PRO's new files. If this for any reason does not work, or if you would prefer not to use the 32-bit version, here is a step-by-step guide to circumventing the issue: Turn off Windows Defender & any other anti-virus software temporarily. Find a location on your computer where you would like to store the game, and create a folder named "PRO". Once done, minimize this window for now. At the bottom of your screen, click on the search bar, type windows security, and click on the option that shows up. Make sure the option you click on brings you to a Windows settings window with the aforementioned name and not to Bing's online search results. In Windows Security, click on the "Virus & threat protection". Under "Virus & threat protection settings", click "Manage settings". Scroll down to the section for "Exclusions", and then click "Add or remove exclusions". After accepting the Windows Security request, you can click "+ Add an exclusion". You will then pick the folder that will contain your PRO game files. Now Windows Defender will ignore this folder when looking for security threats. Download PRO and extract the .zip to the folder you earlier named "PRO". Do NOT use any downloaded PRO files you obtained before you started this checklist process. Launch PROClient.exe, and try logging in. Turn on your Windows Defender again! If the above doesn't work, restart your PC, try launching PRO, and then start these steps over only if the problem persists. Lastly, if you are still having issues, it's worth trying to run the PRO launcher as an administrator. Anti-virus programs should stop false-flagging PRO's files after a few days, but for now these are your best options. Please let me know if your problem persists, or if you are using a different OS than windows, Ayroo

Hey, I'm sorry that you're having this problem, Ever since the patch two days ago, users are complaining of their anti-virus programs false flagging PRO and deleting files that are necessary for the game to run. The developers take measures to avoid this as best as possible by uploading PRO's files to popular anti-virus services to get them scanned and approved ahead of time, but when critical bugs are found and hot fixes are performed, the services begin to falsely flag the same files again and the dilemma repeats itself. Here is a step-by-step guide to circumventing the issue: Turn off Windows Defender & any other anti-virus software temporarily. Find a location on your computer where you would like to store the game, and create a folder named "PRO". Once done, minimize this window for now. At the bottom of your screen, click on the search bar, type windows security, and click on the option that shows up. Make sure the option you click on brings you to a Windows settings window with the aforementioned name and not to Bing's online search results. In Windows Security, click on the "Virus & threat protection". Under "Virus & threat protection settings", click "Manage settings". Scroll down to the section for "Exclusions", and then click "Add or remove exclusions". After accepting the Windows Security request, you can click "+ Add an exclusion". You will then pick the folder that will contain your PRO game files. Now Windows Defender will ignore this folder when looking for security threats. Download PRO and extract the .zip to the folder you earlier named "PRO". Do NOT use any downloaded PRO files you obtained before you started this checklist process. Launch PROClient.exe, and try logging in. Turn on your Windows Defender again! If the above doesn't work, restart your PC, try launching PRO, and then start these steps over only if the problem persists. Anti-virus programs should stop false-flagging PRO's files after a few days, but for now these are your best options. Please let me know if your problem persists, or if you are using a different OS than windows, Ayroo

Hey, I'm sorry that you're having this problem, Ever since the patch two days ago, users are complaining of their anti-virus programs false flagging PRO and deleting files that are necessary for the game to run. The developers take measures to avoid this as best as possible by uploading PRO's files to popular anti-virus services to get them scanned and approved ahead of time, but when critical bugs are found and hot fixes are performed, the services begin to falsely flag the same files again and the dilemma repeats itself. To get around this issue, the simplest option is to install the 32-bit version of the game for the time being, which should not trigger any anti-virus false-positives. The 32-bit version does not cause significantly lesser performance, and installing it is a temporary fix while popular anti-virus services scan and approve PRO's new files. If this for any reason does not work, or if you would prefer not to use the 32-bit version, here is a step-by-step guide to circumventing the issue: Turn off Windows Defender & any other anti-virus software temporarily. Find a location on your computer where you would like to store the game, and create a folder named "PRO". Once done, minimize this window for now. At the bottom of your screen, click on the search bar, type windows security, and click on the option that shows up. Make sure the option you click on brings you to a Windows settings window with the aforementioned name and not to Bing's online search results. In Windows Security, click on the "Virus & threat protection". Under "Virus & threat protection settings", click "Manage settings". Scroll down to the section for "Exclusions", and then click "Add or remove exclusions". After accepting the Windows Security request, you can click "+ Add an exclusion". You will then pick the folder that will contain your PRO game files. Now Windows Defender will ignore this folder when looking for security threats. Download PRO and extract the .zip to the folder you earlier named "PRO". Do NOT use any downloaded PRO files you obtained before you started this checklist process. Launch PROClient.exe, and try logging in. Turn on your Windows Defender again! If the above doesn't work, restart your PC, try launching PRO, and then start these steps over only if the problem persists. Lastly, if you are still having issues, it's worth trying to run the PRO launcher as an administrator. Anti-virus programs should stop false-flagging PRO's files after a few days, but for now these are your best options. Please let me know if your problem persists, or if you are using a different OS than windows, Ayroo

Hey, Your software flagging PRO is giving you a false alert, don't worry! There are very few anti-virus programs that have problems with the PRO client, including a variant of your own anti-virus Avira: VirusTotal, which is a highly trusted online anti-virus checker, lists 64/65 anti-virus programs giving PRO a perfect score! In order to play, you'll have to add an exception for PRO through your anti-virus software. Each anti-virus program has different ways to add exceptions however, so I wouldn't know the exact process through Avira. Please let me know if you have any more questions, Ayroo

Hey there, Updating forum accounts to reflect your active membership can take up to several days. Sorry about the wait, but please be patient for the update to go through on the website! I will keep updated on your account's status on my end, Ayroo

Hey, I can only second @Lugario's solution; Please let me know if this resolves your issue, Ayroo

Hey, I'm investigating your missing items, thank you for your post and I'll get back to you shortly. Ayroo

I will close your thread now but please let me know if you have any other issues, Ayroo

Hey, You're good to go with your idea! The only problems would be if then you started **actually** using an out-of-game currency in any way, like Bitcoin, for transactions directly involving PRO accounts/players. Let me know if you have any other questions, Ayroo

Hey, I am really, really sorry to hear what happened to you... Have you checked the NPC you rerolled the ticket on to see if it lets you load the reroll you applied? I'm sorry to say that there isn't anything else that we can do on our end. There isn't a way to verify that this happened, so for instance if someone had a ticket, used it but got a bad roll, they could just have us give him a free ticket to try again. Please let us know if you have any other questions, Ayroo