Flamme1230

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As I have not seen him in-game, cannot contact him anywhere else and seeing that he has not contacted me back, can a moderator here enforce the trade? I do not believe this is reportable as they have not commited any definite "infractions", but I would appreciate the trade being done. I also think that although I did not do much to find them, I cannot really do much else than check in-game for them or wait for them to reach out to me. Thank you, Flamme1230 "Fardust" Note: As stated in my previous post, the auction was for a Litwick at the start price of 100k, to Ryu27.

Dear PRO Team, I hope this message finds you well. I have a suggestion that could prevent accidental actions during wild Pokémon encounters— a Confirm Run Away Pop-Up. Implementing an option in the settings menu that enables a confirmation prompt when selecting the "Run Away" option in battle could prevent unintentional escapes. This toggleable feature would add an extra layer of assurance for trainers during wild encounters that are farming for Pokémon. Additionally, we couldalso think of implementing a filter to enable confirmation prompts for specific Pokémon encounters rather than just all encounters. Benefits: Error prevention: Reduces the chances of accidental runaways during wild Pokémon encounters. Player control: Allows trainers to choose whether they want the confirmation prompt based on their preference. If the filtering option isn't considered useful enough, then, as mentioned above, perhaps implementing a filter for specific Pokémon (found with a search bar or maybe an addition in the Pokédex?) for the Confirm Run Away could be an alternative. If both options are too much for the current mod workload, then the original idea of a general Confirm Run Away Button is - in my opinion - still a valuable improvement. I believe these additions could enhance the overall player experience by providing flexibility and control. Thank you for considering this suggestion. NOTE: In the recent Christmas Zorua event, many players, including me, have incidentally ran away from Zorua(s) and lost their opportunity to getting what they were looking for (or other losses) which is pretty frustrating. I find this to be a small additional reason to wanting to implement this feature in the game. Thank you for taking the time to read this, I hope this long message was worth your trouble. Best regards and happy new year, Flamme1230 "Fardust"

I apologize for my inactivity - this auction is over. Ruy27, you have won the auction, with the price of 100k. Please contact me in the following days, whether it be in-game (Flamme1230), in the forums (@Flamme1230), or via discord (Fardust). Thank you and congrats, Flamme1230 "Fardust"

To use the HM Cut, you’ll need to catch a Pokémon that can use this HM. Since you don’t already have a valid Pokémon for it, I suggest catching a few different Pokémon near your area that can learn this HM. For a list of Pokémon that can learn it, I suggest checking this page: https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Cut_(move) and going to the learnset section, where you’ll find « Learnable by TM/HM » - this is where you’ll find Pokémon that can learn it. You can then hunt for a Pokémon - say, Sandshrew -, catch it and teach it Cut! Hope this helps and good luck in your journey, Flamme1230 "Fardust"

Same question here. I believe I won the auction for the Buneary at 50k. Please let me know when you are available to trade.

Auction has started and will end 48hrs from this point. https://countingdownto.com/?c=5224306

start buneary 50k

Hello, I will add its Hidden Power to my original post. Hope that answers your question, Flamme1230 "Fardust"

(Hidden Power Psychic) Starting Offer: 100k Minimum Bid: 20k No Insta ends 48hrs after the first bid Payment in Pokedollars only.

Is this an auction or not? If not, I'd like to know the price for these Pokes. If it is, provide information on the auction. Thanks, Flamme1230 "Fardust"

Start Timburr #1

-1 no need to remove kommonium z, it has decent enough counters and should stay that way.

Ah... Auctions... This proposal advocates for the introduction of a bid retraction rule, allowing trainers to rectify unintentional bidding errors within a 5-minute timeframe after posting. Arguments in Favor of Bid Retraction Rule: Human Error Mitigation: Trainers may inadvertently place a bid due to a misclick, misunderstanding of the auction terms, or other human errors. A bid retraction rule provides a reasonable timeframe for individuals to rectify such mistakes. Enhanced Fairness: Mistaken bids can lead to unfair outcomes, affecting both buyers and sellers. Allowing a brief window for bid retractions promotes fairness by preventing unintended consequences and fostering a more level playing field for all participants. Encourages Active Participation: Knowing that there is a safety net for unintentional errors, trainers may feel more confident and encouraged to actively participate in auctions. This can lead to increased engagement and a more dynamic marketplace. Reduced Disputes: Implementing a bid retraction rule can help reduce disputes between trainers and auction organizers. Trainers who realize their mistake promptly can retract their bid, minimizing conflicts and creating a more harmonious trading environment. Aligns with Industry Standards: Many reputable auction platforms and online marketplaces across various industries have recognized the need for bid retractions within a short timeframe. Adopting a similar approach in Pokémon auction forums aligns with best practices observed in other trading communities. Implementation Details: Timeframe: The bid retraction rule will be limited to 5 minutes after the initial bid is posted. This timeframe strikes a balance between providing an opportunity for correction and preventing abuse of the system. Forum Rule: The bid retraction rule should be formally integrated into the forum rules. This ensures that all participants are aware of the guideline and can utilize it when necessary. --- The introduction of a bid retraction rule in Pokémon auction forums is a progressive step towards creating a more equitable and enjoyable trading experience. By acknowledging and addressing the potential for human error, this proposal aims to foster a community where trainers can actively participate without fear of unintended consequences. The implementation of this rule not only aligns with industry standards but also demonstrates a commitment to fairness and transparency within the Pokémon auction ecosystem. Thank you for taking the time to read this, I hope you find this idea good. Thanks again, Flamme1230 "Fardust"

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