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+1, most battle effect chatlogs when it comes to status are incredibly confusing (to the point where I've made dumb mistakes when writing my guides). I think this was also an issue in the original games. PRO could find a way to fix these by just changing the texts accordingly.

I'm divided on this one (it has been suggested many, MANY times) because it would require an immense workload, tons of hands, trustable users when it comes to translation and people with actual studies/knowledge when it would come to adapting entire questlines. I would argue -1 until Developers manage to find a way to properly translate the game (which is almost impossible considering the points mentioned above) without delaying future content.

Absolute +1 to a shared server ignorelist, it would be a cool quality of life change to not see certain user's comments anywhere.

I would argue that two small quests could be added to substitute them or that their price severely decreases when Excavations are open again. A bit +1. I don't mind them being in excavations, it's just the price.

-1, It wouldn't really fit in PRO, to be honest. (in my opinion)

-1, it's completely fine as it is and I do not see the need when we have Boat, Subway and Train between those two regions.

I would only consider +1ing this if you only had up to 3 seconds after you chose a move in PvP to cancel it (to realise you made a mistake) and every time you used the "Cancel" button, 15 out of your max turn seconds were subtracted from your current timer.

+1 idea. It's just a cool and feasible idea. (Just a bit hard considering all possible pokemon types and extra work for Spawn Editors I guess, but I have no idea how much work it is).

+1 to an item that makes your Legendary pokemon shiny (no other changes), at an extremely high PvP/PvE coin cost so that both PvE and PvP players can obtain it. I'm divided whether this item should be tradable or not. It could be a cool endgoal for both PvP and PvE content just to flex in chat.

-1, it would be shameful and unbelievable if you could break any rules you wanted, then pretend you're innocent and get unbanned by donating. Donating does not give any immunity, you're subject to the same rules at the same level as others. This would be extremely unfair towards those who wouldn't be able to donate (and the whole concept is ridiculous).

Made a VERY big update on the Immunity part as I discovered a way to exploit wild Quagsires to train about 98%+ of all pokemon (except Cocoon Pokemon and pokemon that cannot be taught TMs, but these ACTUALLY can use this "exploit" (not an exploit), it's just slower).

Hi! I'd like to give it a bit of feedback after I've read it. Glad to see new guide makers There are technically better and earlier places than provided above, with quicker methods. However, I'll go step by step commenting on it. This is purely my opinion, I think the guide completely works as it is. - Black Medallion (highly recomended) ^In my opinion this should just be obligatory, as hunting a pokemon's HA without Black Medallion is painful beyond belief. - Low to medium level Rattata with Sucker Punch move (easy and fast pokemon to get) You can also use Pursuit or other Dark Type moves it learns such as Bite (level 10, Pursuit at 13). I'd still recommend using a Trace pokemon in the second slot equipped with a Smoke Ball as it instantly shows the ability and we can flee if it is not what we are looking for. In the first slot we can have a Fainted Synch (equip a Toxic Orb and spam Flash or any non-damaging move until it faints quickly). ^reediting this: I'm aware getting a Trace Ralts can be a butt pain in the early game, still feasible to find in Love Island if you complete its requirements before Johto though. - Smoke ball item for rattata (usually dropped by wild grimers, koffings and weezings and helps you to flee from unwanted wild encounters) To remark here: Smoke Ball is obtained with extreme easy while surfing in Celadon City and using Thief (TM), Covet (some pokemon learn it via level up), Trick (Kadabra line and more) on wild Grimers and Koffings. They're tier 1-2. We can ignore Muk as it does not give them. However, keep in mind Grimer and Muk have Sticky Hold, so you can use a Pinsir with Mold Breaker (or any Mold Breaker pokemon) with Thief learned, such as Axew/evos or Cranidos/evos. Keep it to Pinsir so newbies in Kanto can also get it via Headbutts (when they're enabled again)/Safari. - Acess to Trainers Valley (not 100% need because you can do what the guide says in any encounter, but highly recomended for maximum efficiency) I'd argue that as mentioned above there are better places to find wild Magikarps. The earliest place in the game is Viridian City. Curiously, Magikarp has a Tier 0 spawn here: during Morning and Day it is the only pokemon that spawns when surfing there. Thus, you have around 2:30-3 approximate hours to hunt for Magikarps while no other pokemon spawns. This in my opinion is the best PRO spawn for it as it allows you (outside of the night time) to hunt it as a newbie with just 5 badges. You can purchase a Natu Synch in Trade Chat that has been caught in Route 28 as it is considered a Kanto pokemon. You can also headbutt for it throughout Kanto and pray to be lucky (or hunt Abra and Kadabra synchs with an Arena Trap Diglett lead in Route 25). Aside from this, the best mid-lategame spawn is obviously Sootopolis surfing as Magikarp and Gyarados are Tier 0 pokemon there. It's very annoying to get there though, we can just circumvent it through Teleportation Quest. Sootopolis itself requires no sidequests. As a small extra addition: If a newbie is reading the guide, I'd highly suggest capturing a wild Farfetch'd (or multiple) in Route 13 and leveling them up in that same route against Grass Types and Bug Types, then in Route 15 until level 45. It has an insane level-up moveset and it learns False Swipe at level 45, making it an insanely good and early False Swiper in your PRO adventure. It was a good quick guide keep it up!

This isn't a guide at all. This is literally a copied and pasted article from Smogon from Diamond and Pearl era. In fact, some of it is copied from different generations. Most of it is copies from each individual pokemon's description in Smogon Sun and Moon tier, while unchanged and not updated. This is just plagiarism. Toxapex is mentioned in the article as it was copied and pasted and it's not even in PRO.

Guide will be updated soon. I'm looking for some Tier 0 EV zones that are available most of the time (if not always) where all spawns in a certain area provide a single EV: For now I know: Day/Morning Route 6 surf = SPATK EV zone. All day Diglett Cave 1 = SPEED EV zone. Tohjo Falls Surf = ATK zone. I know these 3 for Kanto, I want to check if there is enough spawns in all region so that you can EV train your pokemon reliably in each region in all stats without resorting to EV zones.

Updated guide

@Electrocute4uYou can also update Waleed's World Quest Guide (as far as I know, he has one :3 )

@Electrocute4u Waleed also made one, you could also do one too

Hi there's no Dig Spots nor Pokestops in Hoenn. You can use my money guide and monetary guide so you can pick up the money items in Hoenn In regards to EV Training, you can see there are free EV zones you can use depending on each time frame. Using a Macho Brace equipped will help you a lot The only Exp Boosts you can get are: MS Medallion (you could purchase it from other players who sell Coin Capsules or donate to the game which I heavily suggest ), Exp Boost potions (I only recommend them if you will train over 10 pokemon in a day), or entering a Guild which will grant you extra experience! I will soon adress my EV Guide and fix it quite a bit, I intend to put some Tier 0 easy EV training spots. It's still being planned though.

@TwizvfxHi! I'm aware this sometimes happens with Double-Edge. They sometimes do dumb stuff and it's inevitable

@Whatisthis @MumuceI've now checked and yes, after enough testing, Toxic + Leech Seed is now impossible to perform. I've updated the guide now. Sad to see the combo disappear but I've fixed it with a 90-80% success rate method just abusing Toxic + Flash.

@Jivonchi Mainly: Yes, you should always aim at getting these good natures, even if it takes you a bit long, remember this is a MMORPG after all, so you should take time and try to get the best possible pokemon with the best possible natures. Additionally, I'm in the works of making a "Nature List Manual Guide" (around 50% complete) for newbies, it will take some time though.

As far as I know, this has not changed recently, so it kinda weirds me out that this does not work. I alternatively do Toxic/Flash three times to four times (depending on the opponent's max HP) /Memento, and hope I don't get bad luck. I will go ingame and test it myself.

+1, neat suggestion. Some pokemon like Venusaur or Muk can trick you and give you different EV than what you would expect.

Why would you use your mouse and not your keyboard keys?

-1. In the horizontal tile line you have just above your character there are 22 horizontal bushes you can walk from one side to the other. This is completely innecessary. It's already good as it is.