Teritha

Is the evolved data for Aromatisse and Slurpuff now available? The latest update says "All missing evolutions work now" and the list of evolutions coded differently was edited yesterday and no longer lists them. At least, I think it used to list them...

Mantyke/Mantine evolution is coded now, as per [this update] and confirmed by Kaminokage in [this comment].

Speed is useful if the pokemon has some sort of escape/suicide move at the beginning, such as Teleport or Self-Destruct, and you need to prevent it from doing so.

The catcher I've decided on is a Breloom*Technician I caught which, after full training, will have: HP: 320 (leftovers will heal exactly 20) Atk: 300 (very high atk isn't necessary with Technician ability) Def: 200 SpAtk: 140 SpDef: 130 Spd: 220 (just enough to be faster than level 62 Electrode)

I'm trying to figure out what the minimum required speed is for a pokemon catcher. So far, I've been told it could be a level 62 Electrode in Cerulean Cave, and that has a maximum of 216 speed (31 speed IVs and +speed nature). Is this correct?

Thanks for the info, I feel better about it already even if it's still common sense :) changed password too just to be sure!

I'd like to know what kind of evidence I can use to prove I'm the owner of my own account if I'm ever hacked and wish to recover it? I'm only concerned because when I share things like shinies in chat, I'm scared someone will hack my account and steal them. It's very unlikely, but I'd still rather be protected.

PC Box Revamp <r>1. Be able to place a pokemon in <I><s></s>any<e></e></I> slot in <I><s></s>any<e></e></I> box, instead of being forcefully placed after the last pokemon. This would make it easier for things such as the catching and managing of one of each pokemon by having them in certain slots of the PC that match their number (e.g. have Charmander (Pokedex #4) in the 4th slot, even if the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd slots are blank). It would also make it easier to organise your main pokemon, catch-em-all pokemon, and useless/selling pokemon by having them in separate boxes.<br/> <br/> 2. Larger PC boxes so you can view more pokemon at a time, even if that means less boxes overall.</r>

Alright, thank you for your reply and I will consider suggesting it, though I'm sure many would have already done so :)

Is using AutoHotKey for keybindings a bannable offense? Need to know before I create one. And by this, I mean like using M for World Map, B for Backpack, C for Trainer, etc. through clicking on specific parts of the screen after a key press. This is not about anti-afk or battle scripts. If it is bannable, is there an ETA for keybindings to be implemented? I don't mind if not, I will just deal with clicking in the mean time.

1. Implement changeable keybindings for the Backpack, World Map, Pokedex, Trainer, etc. 2. Be able to place a pokemon in any slot in any box, instead of being forcefully placed after the last pokemon. This would make it easier for things such as the catching and managing of one of each pokemon by having them in certain slots of the PC that match their number (e.g. have Charmander (Pokedex #4) in the 4th slot, even if the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd slots are blank). It would also make it easier to organise your main pokemon, catch-em-all pokemon, and useless/selling pokemon by having them in separate boxes. 3. Larger PC boxes so you can view more pokemon at a time, even if that means less boxes overall. 4. Customizeable chat tabs, such as creating new tabs and choosing what channel goes into that tab. Main reason for this is the 'Local' tab is the only one that records the local chat, but it also includes every single other channel so it gets flooded. 5. Include the moves and EVs of a pokemon when linked to other players.

Oh, that's strange. After you created your own copy, I imagined it would use your local time through the NOW function. Anyway, 1 hour in real-time translates to 5 hours in poké time.

I have created a spreadsheet that will calculate how long until certain time phases occur (Morning, Day, and Night), and what time that will be, in your local time or Poké Time. You either need to be logged into Google Drive to create a copy for personal use, or download some other spreadsheet software to create your own copy (e.g. Microsoft Excel). https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17Nl0X2xJuJnvzL-SgcgeIWqUtDlNwQxouEPbY2jFWpM/ Any suggestions for improving this would be appreciated.

I don't think it's a problem with the servers, because to me it just looks like a minor scripting mistake in what time should be displayed (should be 03:59, not 04:40).

Yeah I've noticed it's about ~5 times faster, but I just wanted to point out that massive change in time (fast forwarding 41 Poké minutes) before reverting back to normal time.