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I'm named after the villain Culex from SMRPG. And, well, I capitalized the X for no reason at all.
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Jirachi. It's just an impressive sight, not as "natural" as most of the others.
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"Correct" as in correct numbers or as in "original PID from the old game"?
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If you chained it, it'll relate to your trainer and secret ID, so if those are wrong, you'll have a tough time.
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Either way, you should set in the top right of the Pokemon editing window the language to ENG, otherwise your Pokemon isn't from anywhere. To get a shiny, make your Pokemon to have hatched, then any PID from "Generate" will do and it's still legal.
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I'm a Gyarados. I can take some hits, but if I get pissed, I rampage down whatever is in my way. However, if someone knows my weaknesses, I'm beaten before I can even say "Pizza". The test says that I'm an:
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I use a Bibarel and taught Fly and Surf as actual attacks. In Gold/Silver, I used two Mews to do the job.
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It's quite a hard decision. I guess I'll go with Jirachi. A pain to obtain in Europe (Seriously, Nintendo, give us some bonus discs, too!), a nice balanced base stat set and decent typing.
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Otherwise, you might want to take a look at NitroHax. It works with ARDS codes, but is a homebrew application and only depends on a simple XML file which can be edited with a text editor.
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The HM fly. There's nothing like it and it makes life so much more useful. But an actual flying/levitation mode at great speed would be great, too.
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I just want to note that the current version works flawlessly with mono, so OS X and Linux users shouldn't run into problems when using it, either.
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Hello there, I found the so-called "Shiny code" in the official code list. It seems that it forces the game to calculate a PID that results in a shiny Pokemon. Obviously, the code was made for a US copy of Pearl. Now, are there any operating system independent methods to port the code or even better, is anyone willing to port the code? I am running Linux and have no Windows available anywhere, wine/mono do a terrible job sometimes, especially in stuff like emulators. However, I do not need any possibility to get shiny wild pokemon, so that could maybe simplify the job a bit. If required, I can give an already-completed German Pearl savestate. EDIT: The code from the url stated in http://projectpokemon.org/forums/showthread.php?t=2111 does _not_ work. It simply crashes the game if I activate or deactivate it and encounter a Pokemon or hatch an egg. EDIT2: 02064F24 47104A00 02064F28 02000031 94000130 FCFE0200 02066E14 47084900 02066E18 02000001 02066BE4 47084900 02066BE8 02000051 12066BD8 000046C0 D2000000 00000000 94000130 FCFE0100 02066E14 95019000 02066E18 90022000 02066BE4 43200400 02066BE8 1C28900D 12066BD8 0000D107 D2000000 00000000 62000000 95019000 E2000000 00000080 95019000 90022000 1C28B40D F0684907 1C01FD7B 2901BC0D 4902D101 49024708 00004708 02066E1D 02066DFB 00000000 95019000 69384A04 98046010 4B019A09 00004718 02064F2D 0200002C 00000000 43200400 4907B401 F0686809 1C01FD55 2901BC01 4904D001 900D4708 49031C28 00004708 0200002C 02066BDB 02066BED D2000000 00000000 seems to work. I don't know yet whether it just overwrites the PID with some generic value or if they're really correctly generated. It looks fine to me, though. Thank you very much
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My first shiny was the red Gyarados in Pokemon Gold. But, my first "wild" shiny, was an Electrike in Ruby. That one is quite a story. I enter Route 110 for the first time ever. Now, the first Pokemon I saw there, was a shiny Electrike, which I immediately caught, of course. Then, the next one was a non-shiny one, I caught that one, too and released the shiny one, since I thought green would be its shiny color. A stupid mistake. I hate myself for that until today. Even funnier: I recently played through Ruby again. Guess what? The first Pokemon on Route 110 was again a shiny Electrike and it's still safe and sound in its box.
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The effective solution to a "cheating addiction" is to statisfy ALL your wishes. Once you run out of stuff to do, you'll automatically stop. Or you might end up finding that it just seems plain wrong and do it the manual way. The developers thought of an effective solution to cheating: It's called cheating.
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Hello, My name, CuleX, comes from the optional boss Culex in Super Mario RPG. I kind of sticked to it all the time. Well, I'm interested in beta stuff, hacking, game internas and such techy stuff, especially in "complex" things like Pokemon. There's nothing else to say (Seriously, I always find introductions to be so insanely difficult!). CuleX
