Kaphotics

nope Chrome has all the addons firefox can have (extentions), and is a wee bit faster. Plus the way you can integrate stuff and have a newtab page with your most common visited sites is great

Did you select the pokemon before generating and made sure it was set to what you want? Are you using the newest PokeGen (16)? I don't know what ya did to screw something up

Not authorized to view the page, it might be in dispute right now (retracted their comment). If it does stay "legit", then it's as legit as someone claiming to have a PCNY Wish Blissey. Sure they can exist, but they are so rare that almost every single one was not obtained from the event itself.

sites.google.com/site/pokencg/rng/howto

What I meant to imply is that the new distribution cart had the older shiny beasts, exactly like the other card, but replaced the celebi + date.

Yeah, not believing that The window was at least a week. I would be surprised if this new distro cart didn't have the beasts in addition to the new Celebi, which explains why that guy got the GameStop to give him the Raikou.

IRC

They are probably created from the Mersenne Twister (incubation) RNG. PID does not change from a gen 3 era mon. There is no PIDIV correlation.

I just went in and pre-ordered my White version. They said the same exact thing.

Yeah, it is from back in 2007. I gave it to him, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was a hack as we cannot check Colosseum algorithms currently, if at all.

Look in the event contributions thread first please.

Sync refers to the Method J/K skipping that occurs for method 1 PIDs in 4th generation games, not the fact that a synchronizer was used during the encounter process. If the Method skips over that PID, it will fail the sync check and will thus be illegal.

that means it wasnt on the distribution save

He owns an SMS4 among other things. It's like a MicroSD reader but for Retail Cartridges; that's how he gets classic ribbon stuff off of his cart.

Ageto is the only one that might have a chance to be shiny. It's unproven either way, but evidence is against it.

Pretty much the entire discussion from both sides summarized.

You probably won't get a response ;P

All GameStops participating got an email regarding the new distribution cart in mid January, and got the carts by the end of January. They knew about the new cartridge a month before the GAMESTP was set to distribute, and had the WIN2011 carts before the Mall Tour. The thing is, Nintendo never intended for the Distribution DS's date to be changed, so it was never intended to be released after they changed plans. Someone had to force the Distro Cart to distribute the Celebi, by toying with the date. Which means 'cheating the system' was necessary to make it distribute in the first place. They aren't authorized to change the date on the DS in the first place!

Just gonna restate my point that Nintendo never intended for it to be released, nor would it have been known about if the cart was not leaked (even for the date info). If Nintendo never intended for it to be obtained (with the new distro cart), it shouldn't be legitimate. At best it should be 'semi-legitimate' like the Azure Flute Arceus. This definition has been the standard for liek, ever. According to the great Tsanth: 'Legal' has been split into two (more refined) sections, with Semi-Legit taking up the 'shortcuts' region and is thus more pure than Legal. Changing the distro DS date is definitely a shortcut. Sure this card can exist, just like an Azure Flute Arceus. If you or someone(thing) else outsteps the bounds to get you something that would never be normally obtainable, it's not 'legit'. As a humorous aside, Darksteal co. says the Celebi's were not officially distributed ==> Not legit! (lulz) Other (sets of) people chiming in: we are pretty pro-hack here, so our own definitions may be skewed compared to everyone else 1 2 3 4 Flame away

We've been trying to say that all along, but this finally puts the nail in the coffin. The Shiny Hadou mew I put out was a troll, just like DGee's Jeremy Staryu. What we think happened is that the Mews were generated on a Developer Cart (rom) and the save was cloned over to other retail cartridges which were used for distribution.

Even though this got pretty off topic, I'm gonna elaborate for those who don't understand true/false stuff: Sabresite --> the PID{0} // PID{1} Can not be shiny == 1 (true) Can not be shiny == 0 (false) For gen 4, it should always be 1. In gen 5, it should always be 0.

I'm pretty sure it's 0, as the gift editors would default it to 1 as opposed to a zero. It's the same case in generation 5, an unset PID is zero.

IVs come from the Method 1 (ABCD) RNG, shifted back 2 frames because no PID is generated (thus the "AB" is used for the IVs and not the latter "CD") You can edit IVs willy nilly. C'mon, just RNG them!

My vote is No. They can be legal, but not legitimate. Nintendo never intended for them to be distributed before the date on the ROM, and mailed out a new ROM to distribute the WIN2011 even before the GAMESTP one was to be distributed. "What if a GameStop never received the second cart?" Just as unlikely as them never receiving the first. People who work at GameStop or had friends who do could have changed the machine date (according to the information on the ROM dates), but this was of course not intended by Nintendo. Not authorized = "Semi-Legit", like hacking in the Azure Flute. Sure it's possible to get one, but you have to do what normally is not possible.

never legitimately will exist. Nintendo probably got word that the distribution got leaked, so their contingency plan went into effect, just distribute new carts. I'm sure the Mall Tour Celebi would have been of a GAMESTP ID if it didn't happen to leak.