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There are more machines than the ones behind Giovanni. You'll have to check each floor carefully. This guide shows the locations of all the receptors on each floor, make sure to talk to each until you find the Eevee.

Yup, this means you haven't completed the necessary steps yet. You'll need to go back to the Kitchen and speak to Dr. Neumann. Make sure you select the second dialogue option "2. Is there any way I can help?", as well as any other dialogue options that show up about helping him. Then pick up the Pecha Berry from the Kitchen trash can and return to Jenson. His dialogue should change at this point, and he should say something about his Blissey. The Blissey will appear at the ballroom after this. Again, watch carefully if you get lost on the steps.

Delete all your game files, then try using an online extractor that's not WinRar or 7zip.

What does Jenson the pharmacist say when you speak to him?

Hi, try going into your Game Options and playing with your Game Zoom / GUI Scale settings.

Hi, please don't open multiple threads for the same issue. Since you have an active thread over here, I'll be locking this one.

Topic moved to the proper forum. When you're in game again, try to Alt Tab and see if that helps. Otherwise, please wait and a staff member will teleport you when available.

Quoting for visibility: See if this guide helps your issue.

Locking as the issue has been solved.

You can click on the Map icon at the top right of your game screen for a general map of the region and its routes. For something more in-depth, you're always welcome to create and post your own map guide as a player. :) Make sure to link it in Game Guides if you do. The question has been addressed, so I'll be locking the thread now.

Yes, this is a visual bug. However, it should go away if you close the client fully and relaunch it. Topic moved to proper place.

Hi, graphical issues like this can happen when the game isn't extracted properly. Try removing your game files and then re-extracting the files using 7zip, if you originally used WinRar. Let me know how it goes.

Well. Based on the message. I would assume maintenance? for how much time i mean The excavation sites underwent maintenance earlier as they were being updated. The maintenance has now concluded and you should be able to re-access the sites. Here's a list of the changes that were made.

Only Charmander gets Dragon Rage at 16; Charmeleon will get it at 17 instead. In the future, you can refer to your Pokemon's Pokedex entries to see which moves they'll learn by level up. Glad to hear the issue's been resolved. Topic moved to proper forum and locked.

Hello, as per the Game Guide forum rules: 1. Do not create a guide that is asking a question. As such, I've moved your thread to the General Game Talk section of forums so that others can help chime in on this discussion. To start things off, I'd suggest looking at the base stats of the Pokemon in question's final evolution. In this case, that would be Charizard. As you can see, Charizard's base Special Attack is higher than its Attack, meaning that it does well as a Special Attacker. However, this is where you should also start thinking about things like the types of moves your Pokemon can learn. Charizard is capable of learning Swords Dance via TM, a move that boosts the Pokemon's Attack stat by two stages - this means that, should you include Swords Dance in your moveset, Charizard could technically work as a Physical Attacker as well. The guide that Charismo has included is a good primer to understanding how IVs, EVs, and natures work. I'd also recommend looking at this guide over here, as it goes into depth about how to determine what stats and nature would be important on a Pokemon. It also discusses the types of roles or specialties that Pokemon are best suited for, depending on their stats, typing, moves, and abilities. I think this will help you in figuring out how to evaluate whether a Pokemon is good or not.

Good to hear. Enjoy your game! Locking thread.

Topic moved to proper forum. Can you provide more details on your issue? In order to progress through the game, you'll need to beat the grunts and defeat Giovanni at Silph Co. Once you've beaten him, you won't be able to return to the building.

Hi, did you try to restart your client completely? Sometimes just relogging isn't enough.

Hi, can you include a screenshot of this? Here's a guide on uploading images within forum posts.

Thanks for reporting the bug. It's been resolved now.

Thanks for reporting the bug. Since the issue's been resolved, I'll be locking the thread now.

Hi, I'd suggest restarting the client fully. Try to clear your browser cache and have your browser open before clicking the "Get Coins" button in game. If this still isn't working, make a thread at the Donation Issues subforum. Good luck!

Hi, there are some map guides for certain areas in game, like the Viridian Maze and the Petalburg Maze. There isn't a full region map guide, as far as I know. However, PRO's regions are largely based off the Kanto, Johto, and Hoenn regions from the handheld games, so you can usually refer to the route maps on Bulbapedia for overall guidance. Hope that helps!

Hello TICOSU, welcome to PRO! We're glad to have you here with us. :) I'm happy to hear you're having fun playing PRO! We have a variety of ways to support you if you need assistance, here on the forums. You can check out the Game Guides for details on specific quests / game mechanics, or you can seek Live Chat support at our IRC channel. We've also got the Frequently Asked Questions to help guide you through the game. I noticed you mentioned joining a guild, so I'd recommend hopping over to the Guilds subforum to look into applying to some of the guilds in game. Finally, feel free to post in the General Support subforum if you're struggling with any aspect of the game and need help. Good luck, and enjoy your game!

Hey there, Snakeee! Welcome to the forums! There's a lot of great information here, so I hope you'll enjoy your stay. :) Have fun playing PRO!