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i read the pgt wasnt real but poke it generated was, so i just said fake, i guess thats wrong

hi kelly, welcome to the forum.

also i assume arceus is still banned from the GTS whether or not it has the classic ribbon becoming tempted to use that fake pgt... no... no... GRRRRR... must wait for NTR to release WC!?!?!? i just dont wanna have to change the date on my DS, i hate doing that.

Ill be getting soul silver, the name sounds cooler and lugia is 1 of my faves, heart gold sounds a bit cheesy and ho-oh blow-ohs. id be interested to know what versions people will be buying.

ok i wasnt using the latest legality checker but i am now and most of the col pokes are still showing no pal parked country and invalid trash bytes, were they extracted from a gen 3 game before pal parking? is that even possible or is it a gen 4 thing? im not sure but i hope this issue will be resolved. so far ive only added a few pokes to my game but i saw a few col pokes i wouldnt mind having, as long as i knew they were ok or got fixed.

*sitting here waiting for arceus* no one answered me earlier, maybe it was dumb or explained somewhere else, but if i create a japanese event in my game using system locale to make it properly, will the arceus the green guy gives me be legal, surely a japanese poke generated in any other game will be an obvious hack, right? if this is the case then im fine just ARing or even trading the poke in without the WC EDIT: no ones ever gonna answer this, im gonna just assume it will be ok, i guess if i actually went to japan with my english game i could probably still get the arceus

guilty? nah i just think its a bit lame, would have made a good addition to the game to have a ranch or something instead of just a pc

i think its kinda obvious that the game cheats at the battle frontier, your opponents teams, items and move sets are obviously determined by your own, i guess you could argue they are trying to make it more of a challenge but i think its cheating and i also find i miss like crazy and the opponent rarely misses and nearly always gets there added affect as well, maybe im just really unlucky there but i hate the way the whole game is so stupidly easy :bidoof: and the frontier is insanely hard :mad: anyway im having no luck, i managed to get a good streak in diamond, over 50 anyway and beat the tycoon and that but im finding platinum a lot harder, havent got hardly anywhere in any of them as yet so im putting it off for a while or i might end up smashing my ds to pieces, im gonna go back when i have nothing else left to do.

yeah but pokes are living things (you know what i mean) so storing them on a pc is just mental. i despise spin offs, but i might buy a wii just for ranch then, maybe, im not a fan of the wii, but i would like more space for my pokes.

sounds ok to me, i love FF so i might get it. the numbered games are usualy better though. what i want wont happen now i think, i wanted 1 to 6 all released in the new DS style.

:grog: WELL DONE GUYS :grog: i havent posted in this thread yet (i think) but i have been keeping an eye on it and i just wanted to say congrats and thanks to all the people responsible for this awesome collection. p.s i know that unknown GBA type is ok but the col pokes are also showing invalid trash bytes, is this right or do we need to correct them p.p.s OHH i get it, they need pal parking, right?

ok heres one ive actually been trying to get via trade, first you need a dodrio that has been purified in (i dont even know what that means) Poke: Dodrio Ability: Early Bird Nature: Jolly or Timid EV's: 252 spd 252 hp 6 def or spdef Hold Item: Brightpowder Moves: Double Team, Acupressure, Roost, Baton Pass OK well this is an illegal set but its unique i guess, the idea here is to avoid as much damage as possible, roosting to restore, and once you have double teamed 6 times you can acupressure your way to maximum and then baton pass to... i dont know... lets say Garchomp. NICE! p.s just realized the distant land collection project is now finished so i will now get this poke.

its gotta be the, oh so mighty, oh so uber and oh so sexy legend slayer they call GARCHOMP. [sprite]445[/sprite] [shinysprite]445[/shinysprite] and yes that is both the normal and shiny sprite (ok its shiny sprite is the only lame thing about it)

yeah i once wanted to have all 493 and in every form, including the ones that have different forms for male and female, even the few shinys i have i was gonna count as extra forms.... sadly theres nowhere near enough room, lucky i decided to work it out in my head before actually trying to do it. ive always thought it would be better to have like a ranch or stable or something to leave your pokes at anyway, personally i think the whole, digitize your pokes thingy, is a bit lame. p.s i ditched the starters box i mentioned earlier and replaced it with a second misc box, so i can store more pokes for trading, ive decided to swamp the GTS with as many useful pokes as possible, regardless of what i get in return (usually a hacked, caught or otherwise completely useless poke)

L and R, this thread will probably be closed.

im not sure about this but if you create a japanese event in an english game wont that make the poke obviously fake somehow, like all japanese writing and name etc but its home country will be something other than japan. im only asking because i doubt this event will ever happen outside of japan and i want a real(ish) arceus.

ok this is in the wrong place and you didnt state what version you are playing but i hope this helps, its most of the legends in the first 11 slots of box 18, they are ones downloaded from here so they should be fine but remember using AR codes will give you the pokes but not the dex entry. REMEMBER TO EMPTY THE FIRST 11 SLOTS OF BOX 18 FIRST. 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im not realy bothered anyway, its just people here are supposed to use smogons rules but it seems every time i battle im up against at least 1 uber. nevermind, anyway ive added you all and will keep an eye on this thread so add me please. ill be on for a while if anyone wants to trade/battle

again ive added everyone above this post so please add me Doc - 2235 4619 9612 ---------- Post added at 04:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:48 PM ---------- well thanks angel, you would have thought if you started the thread then you would obey the rules or state otherwise at the start, nevermind, unless otherwise stated mewtwo and dialga are banned and that t-tar was obviously max hacked all round, ok thats not officially banned but it sux, im not angry or anything but i would like to know what rules are being played and if not stated i just assume people are using smogons rules.

ive noticed that a dodrio or maybe it was a doduo, that has been purified in can learn baton pass, it also learns accupressure through normal leveling up, ok i wouldnt use this tactic in competitive battling but i would like to own a real 1, if anyone can point me to 1 or trade me 1 i would be grateful as i dont really play spin offs. i guess i would also be happy if anyone can tell me another way to have both baton pass and accupressure on any poke without it being an obvious hack.

boxes 1 through 12 are simply named box 1, box 2 etc, this is enough to hold all of the highest evolutions for all pokes and in special cases some lower evolutions like abra and others i like, also this includes my faves that have more than 1 form in all forms and even multiples of my fave legends or multiple versions of battle ready pokes (salamence and the like, you get the idea) this is set out in national dex order then i have a box named pokepen and this is where caught pokemon end up because i leave it on that box whenever i exit the pc next is the box i named misc, this is for pokes i wanna keep for other reasons, breeding egg moves, trading etc the next box contains all my unowns, the box is simply called unown my next box, named eggs, contains eggs i know people would want to get in egg trades (even though i still havent done this yet) then i have a box for all my first stage starters, charmander yada yada yada and finally i have a box called natures that holds a ditto of every nature holding an everstone and a slugma for quicker hatching

this seems completely pointless to me, ok hes gonna do more in HG/SS but was it even worth the time it took to program this tiny event, im gonna try it in a mo with my hall of origin arceus from diamond UPDATE: this works if anyone was waiting for confirmation (probably not) but im pretty sure, judging by what he says, that you must own all the plates to complete this fully.

ive noticed that when you enter a battle in platinum you sometimes see a few rogue pixels appear when the screen should be totally black, it doesnt affect anything or happen all the time but i never saw this in diamond.

i like to have lots of items so they stay in order in the list, having only 1 of all the items means as soon as you equip/unequip your poks the list is all over the place, so i hacked the hold items, also all the other items except key items. from then onwards i only hack wondercards/events

ok if you have posted above this post i have added you, please add me, ill keep a check on this thread, im not online all that much but im up for trades and battles with anyone. use my plat fc i dont play diamond much anymore. Doc - 2235 4619 9612