Purplemauth

I listed the 15 centers. Thats literally exactly what you are asking for. And I explained why the scripters aren't just giving you the solution to your problem. I'm helping.

I think you need the actual id of the pokemon. Do you have a screenshot where it says in the chat box Natu, LV 23 (with the ID of _____________) has been released?

Oldale, Petalburg, Dewford, Rustboro, Verdanturf, Slateport, Mauville, Lavaridge, Fallarbor, Fortree, Lilycove, Mossdeep, Sootopolis, Pacifidlog, and Ever Grande. 15. Don't ask for scripters to just "do something" for you. The means to do this quest are here. The scripter is saying what he's saying because they can see whether or not you've activated them. It would appear you have not. Keep trying.

Right, your logic is "I don't do this just because I don't want to". When the means to succeed exist, and you complain that you can't do it, you can't blame anyone other than yourself. If you think of it as 3 focus sashes to win some berries, then sure you wont see the value. I think of it as 3 focus sashes for a Zorua. Or a Hawlucha. Or a Croagunk And that is completely worth it.

Absolutely. However I think that's branching into a separate issue. Reward balancing is something that should definitely be talked about moving forward. Like you said, the quality of the boss battle should have qualified rewards. I don't know what those might be, but I do agree. A lot of bosses have fine rewards, but bosses like Toothless/Wargreymon/Sgath and Keres don't have rewards that justify me even thinking about fighting them.

Mirror coat, while not used on every pvp set, has for sure been used against me. Its extremely easy to buy it and replace it with something then replace it for another move if you dont want to keep it. Using 3 focus sashes (over the course of 3 battles) is an extremely easy item to get, via pvp coins or by getting them as the common reward from Koichi. And you get 5 from Koichi.

The luck factor in rewards is certainly real. I guess I have never seen it as bad, cause I have a timid Volcarona and adamant Turtwig from erika, and an Adamant Honedge from Ravine, lol. However, for me personally (and guessing by your post on this), getting the dex entry is enough motivation for me to go and do it. For some people, they could care less about having the pokemon to say they have it, they want a pokemon they can use. And I totally get that! The only issue, that I see, is that theres no way for staff to implement a reward system with gift pokemon that wouldn't lead to it being abused somehow. Even if you could pick just one of those 3 things (IV, ability, nature), it would lead to the pokemons value tanking significantly because more and more good versions of that pokemon exist.

Let me preface my post with this - my initial thought when I saw the change in requirements and his team was pure frustration. My 3rd battle with him is up literally tomorrow, and I was scared I wasn't going to get my reward. (Don't come on this post flaming me and saying how I'm wrong if you have no evidence/proof/argument. I am more than happy to have a civil discussion with actual objective proof and/or reasoning as to why having 1 challenging boss in 30+ bosses is a bad thing). This is a FANTASTIC change. I personally was disappointed with the new Jenny boss being implemented. More bosses are always great, but come on, she's probably the easiest, only behind Pumpkin King or Brock. Why this is good: 1. PRO boss battles have no challenge in them whatsoever. When you get to around 500-600 hours or more in game, you have a decent collection of lvl 100s, and you can mostly sweep every boss in the game with a set up pokemon and some potion spam (Erika, Koichi, Chuck, Bruno, AND Pumpkin King insta lose to a swords dance set up on a Talonflame). 2. PRO, in general, has no adversity whatsoever. There is nothing challenging about it. "Well it's challenging to get good pokemon" sure, you might have bad luck, but for bosses, you don't need pokemon with 25+ IV in every single category. My galvantula with like 17/31 speed IVs still outruns any boss set up and can get sticky web down to cut speed in half. My H.A breloom has 12 attack and can sweep Brock and other bosses no problem etc, etc. 3. "The requirement is too ridiculous, it limits what teams I can use". THAT'S THE POINT. STOP USING YOUR GENGAR GYARADOS AND TALONFLAMES AND USE OTHER POKEMON. RAISE SOMETHING DIFFERENT. TRY NEW THINGS. If you want to enjoy this game long term, what's more sustainable. Auto-piloting through the 30 something bosses we have now? Or having to stop and consider different requirements for each one, forcing you to have a variety of interesting pokemon? My most recent favorite level 100' i've raised have been a Swift Swim Huntail who flattens everything with sucker punch/waterfall/ice fang. Combo with something with rain and it sweeps. I've literally never seen anyone else raise one. 4. It's been changed for roughly 48 hours. As Shamac said in one of the posts complaining that it should be changed back, there are already tricks and ways that people are using to beat him down. Want a free tip? Milotic + Focus Sash + mirror coat. Bye Palkia. 5. "Old Greninjack was tough enough, you need epic pokes to beat him" No. You didn't. He could be swept with a moxie Gyarados. Again, like another 7 or 8 bosses can be swept by a Gyara w/ dragon dance. 6. They implemented this at the perfect time, with the perfect boss. Greninjack has 3 reward pokes that can only be obtained through him. And they changed this on/around when everyone got 1 of the 3 rewards done. If you're an end game player like me, and want the dex, you need to find new strategies and pokemon to beat him. Thank you PRO, for finally introducing challenge into the game! As one person mid game said when they LOST to him, "wow that was the first boss battle I've lost in over 1000 hours of game time". Isn't that maybe a sign things should change?

I don't understand the 1st sentence Server might be better but when it does crash on you, all you get is an "I'm sorry for the inconvenience ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^ ^^" reply so it doesn't really help does it? Literally haven't had the server crash on me in 6+ months. Maybe we play in different time zones, but Blue is extremely reliable. I've had worse problems with servers on major release steam games from billion dollar companies than I have had with PRO.

Magnezone. Steel/electric is a cool type and I really like the design of it. That and I got a shiny one w/ HP fire a week ago. (also I think this should be in off topic since it doesn't relate to PRO)

Quality of life! When something faints I dont want to use revives, those are for boss battles. When something is low level i'm going back and forth a lot.

Cerulean Cave is the premiere spot to raise pokes. And having to load a new route to zip around trees to then come back to the same area (since the cave is in the Cerulean City loaded area) is tiresome and wastes extra time. Why not have an npc blocking a small path that allows players to surf to CC from the sidewalk rather than have to go all the way around? And he moves only when CC is unlocked? Or for those players who like something to sink money into, he'll only move if he takes a bribe of $50k (or whatever amount)? This would be a small quality of life change, would require minimal effort/redesign (I would think) and in general be positive. Thoughts?

I don't see any reason they'd update them anytime soon. There is plenty more content that can be added (which generates more people playing which in turn generates more revenue) to be added before changing the stats of irrelevant pokemon to make them only 80% as irrelevant as they were before. Move sets on the other hand, do get updated eventually. However they haven't released all the sixth gen movesets for every poke, so I don't think seventh gen is in the nearby future. I guess what i'm saying is if you think this will happen soon. based on previous styles of updating, it will not. Don't spend time waiting for your Volbeat or Mantine.

In my experience the allow controller function has never worked. I currently use an external mapping program called Joy2Key, free to download and its safe. Allows you to map buttons on your controller to keys on your keyboard. You just need to have it open when playing PRO in the background. What Keymappings do you suggest? For my Xbox 1 Controller I use: joystick and dpad assigned to their movements (up on dpad and joystick is up arrow or W) etc A button assigned to Left click/Z (whatever the button you use to talk to people is) B button assigned to x Then i use triggers and bumpers for the hotkey slots. hotkeys are numbered 1-6 so 1 is LB 2 is LT etc. This is all my personal preference tho. Use what feels good for you!

I could be wrong but i'm pretty sure the medicine knowledge is the doctor quests. Those are the quests you get once you do the Brock mission, at least.

Unfortunately it just sounds like you've had some bad luck. I've got ~800 hours in game and i've never left a boss fight feeling like I was cheated. Sure, sometimes a lucky critical might make me lose my set up pokemon (looking at you, Greninjack), but its never consistent. Judging by the fact you're using flash six times per poke, might I suggest using a tactic that does more damage faster? If you're spending 10-15 turns per poke then obviously its going to seem like you're getting a lot of criticals on you just because of the sheer volume of moves being used against you. Also your second example is confusing. What azumarill uses hydro pump? Also blissey is arguably the best Sp Def tank in the game as well as massive HP. 6 Hydro Pumps from an azumarill *literally* should not damage you if you have leftovers/softboiled. Again, it sounds like you had a string of bad luck, but maybe try some new tactics when fighting bosses if you're having difficulty.

In my experience the allow controller function has never worked. I currently use an external mapping program called Joy2Key, free to download and its safe. Allows you to map buttons on your controller to keys on your keyboard. You just need to have it open when playing PRO in the background.

No, there are multiple servers for this reason. Less than a year ago there was only red and blue and both had queues of over 1000 people and the wait time would be half an hour. Servers are slow right now because students are back in school and the weather (in the western world at least) is starting to warm up so more people are going outside. When spring break and summer roll around population will likely be in the 800-1200 range. And as mentioned, when sinnoh is released there will be more activity as well.

I don't see why it's a problem. I haven't read the TOS lately (or at all) but there'd be no way to track who logs in that account anyways. Unless PRO's account services can track IP sign-in or unusual behaviour. But again, if you're just playing to have fun with it, it would be the same as making a new account. I would think.

I wouldn't use this. The iv's are good but Sap Sipper is far superior ability, and the nature is really quite poor. Gentle/Lax are never good natures to have. If you were to raise it, you could use it for fighting bosses, but as far as pvp goes, it's not a great poke.

Personally, if its locked up somewhere i'll forget about it. If I see I have lots of money on my bar, I spend it on junk stuff like taking transport two towns over or between exca sites lol. I'd be in favor of adding this for this sake alone.

Turtwigggggggggggggggggggggg. Sinnoh is the first generation (in my opinion) where all starters are super good. The previous 3 generations had one that was substantially lower than the other two.

Can anyone else confirm this?

Came to post this. Can confirm it happens.

I was aware that the trainers reset every week but i did not knew they get stronger each time we battle them. what i think is good that they get stronger, what i dont see the point or like is that we have to wait a entire week to battle them again. that i think is very boring not fun. And if u think is fun to spend hours farming ur pokemons by killing lv 30s wild pokemons i dont think thats its fun at all. Thats quite boring and Inefficient . Sure some probably the young have time and pacience for that but i think that most just want to have fun. There are areas that have wild level 60 pokemon. As well as areas with wild level 50 pokemon. Raising pokemon to 100 only really gets long around the 90s. And bottom line, this game is an MMO, it is supposed to be grindy.