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SmellTheBurningEmber

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  1. Yes, I know. Not having the PSN is really annoying me. Oh, well. At least I have no credit cards set to my accounts. Also, in case you didn't already know, Sony is giving every account a free month of PlayStation Plus and 'selected PlayStation entertainment content' based on territory. Considering I have two U.S. accounts and a Japanese one, I'm getting a moderate amount of free stuff. :D ~STBE

  2. I'm back from the dead! ...To update a really old topic. lol

    Added Aracil to the list. Btw, is it possible for a moderator to rename the topic title? If so, just remove the "...?" section.

    Thanks in advance. ~STBE

  3. My Lv. 100 Feraligatr with random IVs and EVs, plus 5 Revive decoys. Total cake walk.

    It's a shame you need HMs to reach Red in HG/SS. In GSC, you just needed Flash. And that was optional. It sort of forces your sixth slot to be a HM Slave when people really need a sixth battler. It's one of those things HG/SS did wrong when they tried something new. Same goes for the Espeon-Lapras switch. I guess it gives Red a Hail advantage, but still. You shouldn't mess with one of the most infamous battles in the series.

    /endrant ~STBE

  4. I could not help but read this thread. I would like to add my own input on this.

    I'm a "naturalist cheater". I make sure everything I create or modify is 100% plausible in-game. Hell, I'm so anal about this that I seldom make hatched Pokémon simply because of the IVs not matching up to the PID. Now, here comes Generation V. Most, if not all of my resources on making legal Pokémon are now shattered by (what I believe to be) a change in the PID/Nature/IV/etc. relationships. Now, to put it simply...

    ...You guys already determined the changes made to 'Shifted Pokémon, discovered there are no new trash bytes, and discovered relationships from Generation IV are no longer necessary in Gen V. Would it really be that much trouble to discover how these new relationships work and make a Legal program for Gen V? It does not have to be an update; it can simply be a new program exclusively for Pokémon from/'Shifted to Gen V. I honestly don't care if it has event support considering I actually go to the events.

    So, a new Legal exclusively for Gen V with no event support. Would this be more plausible for someone to make? Easier said than done, yes, but at least that person would not have to build Sabresite's Legal from the ground up.

    Discuss. ~STBE

  5. I feel as if I was vague about what I meant. When I say PPSE UI > PG UI, don't take it to astronomical proportions. What's a good way to put it...? On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the greatest, PPSE is a 9.5 while PokeGen is about a 8.7. As for Pokesav... Eh. I've used it for at least 3 years now. I'm way too used to it's UI to give it a proper score.

    On a side note, I regret saying PokeGen's UI is "horrible". I just have to warm up to it a little bit longer, that's all. ~STBE

  6. Understandable, I suppose. From the little bit of programming I've done, I usually keep it simple; however, I usually have a few pixels between textboxs so they're a bit more distinguishable. ~STBE

  7. lol No problem. To put it simply, PPSE is more appealing visually to me. I'm not trying to slander your program; PokeGen is fantastic. I just sort of laugh at compat design. I mean, shouldn't we try and encourage people with a 800 by 600 screen to upgrade? Seriously. My computer is almost 6 or 7 years old and it has a 1400 by 1050 display. ~STBE

  8. I honestly never used the 'Dex section in PPSE. I used it for Pokémon editing. The edit window in PPSE was great. It looked somewhat similar to a stat page for in-game. The copy of PPSE on the site doesn't have the edit feature. Greencat gave me (and a couple other people, IIRC) a un-released beta that has it. I'll provide a screenshot when I get to my laptop. ~STBE

    EDIT:

    http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc160/Link_PWNS_Cloud/mypointis.png

  9. @ Codr

    Maybe "horrible" was a bit too harsh. It actually took me a few days to realize how to "set" Pokémon. I found this to be odd. It has also screwed me over a few times (edited a *pkm, but since it was not "set", I end up overwriting the *.pkm with the "set" one). Aside from that, PokeGen is also cramped. A maximize feature would be wonderful... It's too bad it doesn't have one. The tabs are alright, I suppose. It just makes navigation a bit more tedious.

    PPSE by far had the best UI. Looked like a Box and everything. Something similar to that or like an actual stat page in-game would be great. ~STBE

  10. I must say, PokeGen's UI is very confusing for a first time user.

    Pokesav is, indeed, the easier program to use; however, Pokesav is by no means the most convenient.

    PokeGen may be superior in what it does, but, honestly, it's UI is horrible. ~STBE

  11. I'm still waiting for an amazing Grass/Dragon or Dragon/Grass dual-typing. Mainly I want this type for the possibility of it's design. Design-wise... It would be effing fantastic.

    It may actually be good competitively, as well. STAB Dragon is good for neutral coverage and STAB Grass could really bring those bulky Water-types to their knees. This is, of course, if it's an offensive Pokémon. Game Freak could troll and make this a defensive Pokémon (which would probably suck, given it's types).

    So, yeah. Grass/Dragon or Dragon/Grass. ~STBE

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