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What you are experiencing is called a "Ghost Queue". You are in the queue waiting to join the game but it does not display your place. You can either wait it out, or you can close and reload your client if you would like to see your placement in the queue - you may need to reload the client multiple times.

I have recently written a Guide to Money Making. Here you may find a few tips to help you in this early stage of the game. You can actually complete the Story without purchasing a bike, however you will need to access the Bike Route to begin the Subway Quest - it also opens up a shortcut from Celadon to Fuschia. If you are in need of guidance because you are unsure where to go next, please visit the Quest Walkthrough subforum.

This game is a Beta and under constant development. If you'd like to keep up to date with any changes please view the Update Logs. Topic moved to proper place.

Hello Laverne, Please visit your Account Homepage and login. It will tell you here whether or not you have been banned. If you have been banned, please go to Appeals to discuss your case further. An alternative problem you may be having if you find you are not banned is that you have simply disconnected from the server, and are now experiencing a "Ghost Queue" which is where it doesn't display your place in the queue. If this is happening, either wait until you log in, or close your client and reload it until the queue shows.

Hello and welcome to PRO! If you are interested in looking for a guild, we have a Looking For Guild Subforum you may find useful to post in. :Grin:

I use a Mac, so I use the Command+Shift+4 function but when I need to link something easily, Gyazo is incredibly helpful.

This may be due to server lag as maintenance is being done at present. If this happens in future try hitting the refresh button (next to the action bar on the lower left hand side on your screen) or type "/ref". Getting into battle or relogging should also help.

This game is an MMO. Maintaining rarity levels play an important role in the game, such as providing a market and providing an economy. This also boosts the longevity of gameplay, it's no fun to play when a game is easy and fully able to be fully completed quickly with little to no effort. It is also a big factor in PvP, if everything was easily obtainable, PvP would see the same teams over and over and lose it's charm of being varied, competitive and customisable to you and what becomes available to you through RNG.

Many evolves are still in the process of being implemented. You will be able to evolve Happiny when the Oval Stone has been coded. You can check whether or not this has been done by hovering over the item - if a description appears, it is available to be used - if not, it is still yet to be coded. This topic will also be moved to the proper place.

Many Hoenn-related evolves are still in the process of being implemented. Nosepass in particular may be able to evolve at New Mauville - which is Hoenn's Power Plant. This topic will also be moved to the proper place.

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Hmm, I'll help you in a bit come up with a nice list of EV Training hotspots, if you'd like? I was part of a well known daycare service not that long ago. Ohhh yes! That'd be an awesome idea. :Grin:

Oh that's a good idea. I might also try to find a Held Item guide and link that, in conjunction with the Spawn Guide that'll be a good one.

Thankyou very much Deidara7. As much as resales are a valid suggestion, I wouldn't like to advocate reselling. It is a subject that sparks too much debate. I am very grateful for your feedback though. Yes, I agree. There are some risks associated with reselling as it wouldn't always guarantee profit. The individual needs to be well aware of how the economy is doing (market price, demand). By doing so, purchasing them below the market price and selling for more after training it is possible. Agreed. There are too many if's and but's to say it is okay to do though, in my personal opinion. I feel it is too open to interpretation which then may cause conflict. For that reason I won't add it to the guide but it is definitely a good point to make. Thankyou very much, NisseP.

Hello Heflar. The situation you are describing where Geodude tried to learn a move, then tried to evolve, then attempts to learn the move again, is not a bug. This happens whenever a Pokemon tries to evolve and learn a move at the same time. However, you will need to relearn Fire Fang from a Move Relearner/Buffet to obtain it again, unfortunately we cannot refund this. The issue regarding Charmeleon will be passed on to the appropriate staff, please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.

There are extensive ongoing efforts being made to increase stability and reduce bugs. A similar process recently took place on the Red server. In this time the server will be unpredictable, crashes are imminent and there will be issues logging in. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. This topic will now be locked.

Luxio should evolve by levelling from Level 30 onwards. Whilst levelling from 30-99 did you Luxio ever try to evolve?

Please try to redownload the client. If this does not work you could also try repairing the .zip file before extracting it. You can do this by opening the winrar application, find the PRO .zip file - once you have chosen the file there should be a Right Click option to repair. If this does not help please get in touch and I will try to guide you further.

Thankyou very much Deidara7. As much as resales are a valid suggestion, I wouldn't like to advocate reselling. It is a subject that sparks too much debate. I am very grateful for your feedback though.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Unless you get insanely lucky and come across something extremely rare in the market, there is no quick fix to earning money. It is important to remember that in any MMO—generally the best things come with time and hard work. This guide focuses on the long-term and combining various strategies, although there are some tips that are quick for small-scale gain. If you are looking for an instant fix, this guide is not for you. _____________________________________________________ Frisk. Frisk is an ability that displays the held item of your opponent when the Pokemon with the ability enters the battle. This is one of the first things you can obtain in the game that will help you immensely throughout the game although this is more of a long-term option. Frisk is the H.A (Hidden Ability) of Sentret and Furret which can be found on Route 1 during Morning/Day. In conjunction with either Covet or Thief this can be incredibly handy for farming held items. Covet and Thief. Covet and Thief are moves that steal the opponent's held item. As mentioned above, these are to be used in conjunction with Frisk for maximum output-minimal effort. However, until reaching Celadon to do the Thief Quest, Frisk is virtually useless since you cannot Trade to ask someone to put Covet or Thief on your Pokemon and the combo is otherwise unavailable to you at this point. As an alternative, in addition to capturing a Frisk Sentret (or Furret), I would suggest catching a Mankey; these can be found on Route 22 - just west of Viridian City since Mankey at this early stage of the game will already know Covet. Synchronize. Another ability based money-maker, Synchronize (commonly called sync) gives a 50% chance that the caught Pokemon will be the same nature as the Pokemon with the Synchronize ability - be aware this only works if the Sync Pokemon is in the first slot of your party, it also WILL NOT work if the Sync Pokemon has fainted. Early on in particular, I suggest taking the opportunity to learn Headbutt in Viridian Maze so that when you arrive at Pewter City, you can headbutt the trees there with a chance of finding Natu, you will notice Natu/Xatu are very commonly used Syncs because of their ease to get ahold of. Syncs generally sell for around 10k per, this is quite cheap but when 75k for a bike seems daunting, this could be a great thing to stock up on ready for when you complete the Fourth Gym. I personally recommend finding (or buying, if you feel like it) your own collection, and keeping one of each Sync (minus any neutral natures such as Hardy, Serious, Bashful and Quirky - trash these, they will do you no good) and using your personal collection to either farm more syncs or to farm rare Pokemon - depending on the Pokemon caught this could make thousands to millions in single sales. ________________ Held Items. So, here is where I explain why Covet and Thief are super useful early in the game - and it might not be what you expect. Paras is incredibly common in Mt Moon and holds the Tiny Mushroom item. This can be sold to the Item Maniac for $1500 - you would need to find 50 to outright pay off the bike. It may be a slow process, but not half as slow as farming Pokemon battles - this is definitely a "every little helps" suggestion. As I mentioned at the beginning of this post, with some effort, luck and strategy, you could make a huge amount off Held Items - especially when Trading becomes available to you after the Fourth Gym. Items such as the Protector (held by Rhyhorn), Magmizer (held by Magmar) and the Electrizer (held by Elekid and Electabuzz) can make you some impressive money in single sales. Hidden Items. Hidden items are found throughout the game and can vary from "You found Nothing... That's right. You found Nothing" to Rare Candies, Evolution Items and other useful items. You can use a Hidden Item Location Guide or simply try to find these yourself. Items such as Rare Candies will easily make you upwards of 15k per. _____________________________________________________________ Farming. Early in the game this simply isn't an option if time and speed are something you are concerned about. This is only useful if you have an appropriate Sync for a Rare Pokemon in an area (Spawn Guide & Rarity Guide) and understand the mechanics of IVs/Nature/Ability (IV/EV/Team Building Guide) - the latter being particularly important as this allows you to understand what is worth selling and what isn't - and roughly how much you can sell it for. Another form of farming also isn't particularly beneficial until later in the game, but is worth mentioning, is locations such as Victory Road (Prior to Kanto E4), Dragons Den and Cerulean Cave - these contain high level Pokemon who give a pretty decent amount of money per battle, this is definitely one to keep in mind for later on and are good locations to also level Pokemon to 100. Dig spots. Dig spots reset every 3 days, Trainers every 7 and Bosses every 11-15 days. All of these are very effective methods of making some extra money on the side - however are also a later feature in the game. Dig sites can contain Pokemon, useful items and in some cases Fossils or items that are sellable to the Item Maniac (Dig Spot Guide - this guide is currently outdated but a very good place to start, I will update this link when it is either updated and/or I find a full up-to-date Guide). Trainers. I have noticed that if I leave all my Trainers to do in one day, I can make on average 100k per region - this also includes trainer battles inside gyms (does NOT include Gym Leader, these cannot be battled again once beaten). This can be time consuming but it is also very satisfying not bumping into any trainers for a week when done this way. Bosses. Boss battles themselves can give anywhere from 4k to over 90k, depending on the boss. It is also the boss rewards that we are interested in here, for example Erika has a chance of Larvesta - which is a very popular Pokemon that can fetch a good price, or save you both time and money if you intend to use it for PvP. There are also "Pokedex Pokemon", such as Audino from Shary&Shaui. You can profit from obtaining one multiple times by using it for Pokedex service. Excavation Sites. Excavation Sites are another great source of income, for players who are more advanced in the storyline. This Guide to Excavation Sites is incredibly useful if you are unsure of how these work, or what you can expect from Excavation. Daily Quests. Celadon and Solaceon dailies may not seem much at first, but the rewards quickly add up over time. >Celadon daily quest < will give you a small money reward every time, in addition to a plethora of items, with a guaranteed shiny Pokemon after you have completed it 50 times. Keep in mind that it is worth doing even if you do not have time to catch a Pokemon with amazing IVs every time; you will still get the money reward and some items. > Solaceon daily quest < may not directly give money, but you get useful items such as Revival Herbs, Ultra Balls and possibly even a Reroll Ticket, which is always in high demand and is worth a decent amount. ________________________ Daycare and PokeDex Services. Some players will lend their Pokemon to fill out someone's Pokedex, this is primarily used for those interested in obtaining legendaries such as Mew and Celebi - which require a full regional dex relating to the one they are a part of. As mentioned before, rarer Pokemon such as Elekid/Porygon2 will sell considerably higher and open the door to cash in on a single Pokemon multiple times. I do advise caution when running a Pokedex service, please ALWAYS screenshot your Trades - this is something you should do regardless of running a service or not, but the rarer the Pokemon, the higher the chance of a scam - when running a dex service also screenshot your chat log showing the agreement that the Pokemon is to be returned after the Trade. If this ever happens to you, please report in the Report Center subforum. In regards to Daycare, some players will level your Pokemon for you for a fee - this is something that could be done yourself if this is something you're interested in donating your time to. Again, ensure that screenshots of all Trades and agreements are made as a form of insurance if things are to go awry. Opening Your Shop. Forums are your friend. They remain a good way to sell Pokemon, since unlike Trade channel, your post is fixed. This allows for a lot more control over your sale, and gives buyers time to think carefully about their purchase and results in a fair price that reflects the Pokemon more accurately. Pokemon used in Ranked PvP or Collector Pokemon (e.g. Event/Shiny Pokemon) generally receive good prices. The best way to make money from your finds are to EV Train and level the Pokemon to 100, this also adds value to Pokemon that are not so good - but are suitable for story. Some Non-Rare Pokemon that will generate a relatively quick sale, for beginners. ________________________________________ We've covered making money, now here's a few tips on how to keep ahold of it. Pokeballs. There is a Team Rocket NPC in Celadon and Goldenrod Marts, selling 50 Pokeballs for $9,000. This is a $1,000 saving per 50 Pokeballs, which adds up over time. Escape Ropes. Ned outside Mt Moon that sells five Escape Ropes for $2,000. This is a $750 saving per 5 Ropes. Berries. Shelbie in the Route 104 House sells five Berries daily for $100. The type of berry rotates weekly. Supplements. Energy Guru in Slateport City sells 10 of a chosen Supplement (such as HP Up, Calcium, Iron etc) for $40,000 once every two weeks. This is half price when compared to 10 bought normally. NPC Quests. Speak to NPCs everywhere you go, they will give you quests that may result in a few extra useful items: NPC Pokemon. NPCs in various locations will ask you to swap Pokemon with them, some of these can be particularly rare such as Mr. Mime or Goodra. Farming & Selling Your Own Pokemon. This may seem an obvious one, but simply limiting the Pokemon you buy unless they give multiple returns (such as investing in Pokemon to be used for a Pokedex Service) can save you a lot of money, and when specifically farming and selling your own, this is virtually 100% profit.

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