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For this Gold/Silver run my team size needs to match that of the opponent in order to keep some kind of balance.

I was thinking the exact same thing. I was like "What's his plan".

Not only where his Pokemon trying to dodge my moves, he was trying to dodge to lol.

I tried to keep my Pokemon selection the same or very similar throughout the entire playthrough of all 3 Rounds. Yes I could've switched out Machamp for another Pokemon but regardless, he still won the battle. As for the accuracy. For Round 3, Thunder, Fire Blast, Hydro Pump, Dynamicpunch, Zap Cannon, Blizzard all had there accuracy increased. Dou to an oversight on my part the opponent didn't get that benefit until much later. That's why in this battle Mewtwo opts to use Thunder and Fire Blast as it detects the increased accuracy of those moves. Zap Cannon already has a 100% paralyses rate if it hits, but Thunder's rate of paralyses was not modified. Thunder also has a higher chance to paralyse than Thunderbolt, so if the accuracy of Thunder is increased to that of Thunderbolt, the rate of paralyses would increase through that accuracy. Again though the paralyses chance modifier was not modified.

For Round 3, Zap Cannon, Blizzard, Hydro Pump, Thunder, Dynamicpunch, Fire Blast, all had there accuracy increased. The opponent also had increased accuracy for those moved, but that change wasn't made till much later in the Round due to an oversight on my part.

Tô be honest I Finished this game and I dont remember the round 3, how it works ?cause I defeated the last guy (ho oh, mewtwo and lugia) and the game ended...

@@rafaelantonioalvescoelho7748 There was never a Round 3. Round 3 was my own modified version of Round 2. In Round 3 Pokemon where given max stats, 6 V 6 battles with trainers having more legendary Pokemon.

@PokeRush415 how do I play this? I used to love this game, can I play the round 3 on my computer?

@@rafaelantonioalvescoelho7748 This wasn't a rom hack unfortunately . This was done by using a memory editor.

Same. Lance's theme from Stadium 2 is probably my favourite theme.

That was all part of the Round. The opponents had different types of Pokemon in there party, and with them using all 6 of there Pokemon, means they have more positive type match ups against my Pokemon. Therefore they will switch far more frequently because they will nearly always have a Pokemon with a better type match up.

Erika doesn't have Gloom in any capacity throughout Rounds 1 & 2. The closest Pokemon she has to a Gloom is a L29 Vileplume in Red/Blue.

It's not that simple. There are tons of values that won't even show up in the scan, because they are either to deep in memory, which means you'll need to attach a debugger to search into those deeper regions. Or the value is encrypted, which means you'll have to back trace the value before it became encrypted. Then you have the situation with the game itself. Addresses move around every time you close and restart the game. Even if the value did show up in the scan and then you save that value in the cheat table, as soon as you close and restart, the address that held that value has moved to a different location. So now the address you saved is no longer modifying the correct value, essentially breaking it. Then you have further complications because many of these values share critical boot up AOB's. This means that you will need to create scripts to tell the value where, when and how it should be modified.

True, but I think a lot has to do with the fact that Gold/Silver has a lot less scaling from beginning to end compared to Red/Blue, because of the 16 Gym Leaders. At this stage in Red/Blue, Gym Leaders will have Pokemon that's 5 to 10 levels higher, and there teams will grow and grow instead of fluctuating. In other words, if Gold/Silver only had 8 badges, the Gym Leaders at this stage would be more difficult. Pryce would probably have a more expansive team.

There isn't an official Round 3. This was just something that I decided to modify. I made it so that all trainers use 6 Pokemon with more powerful moves, and they're maxed EV and DV trained.

I was actually thinking a similar thing the other day. I think that has more to do with there being 16 Gym Leaders. The scaling of Gold/Silver is less than Red/Blue, so each Gym Leader in Gold/Silver doesn't have the gaps in levels as Red/Blue does. I think if Gold/Silver only had 8 badges the scaling would be steeper, and we would see higher level and more evolved Pokemon at this stage of the game.

The answer is unfortunately not straightforward. It's a multitude of things, such as using a few pre-record filters like sharpen and a colour corrector. After I have the source footage I will edit the video, but I won't render it using my editing software encoder like many do. Instead I send the entire project over to a program called Handbrake using pre made scripts. Handbrake is an amazing program for shrinking the file sizes of your videos without you noticing any difference in quality. The smaller the file sizes uploaded to RUclips, the less quality they can take away when they re-encode the video. And then you have the final bit of the puzzle that can effect the quality of the video, and that's the codec that RUclips uses. Avc1 is a codec that can make your videos appear pixilated, even if the render of that video turned out to be fine on your PC. VP09 is a much better codec with more quality options and will give you a much crisper image. Trouble is, not everyone is eligible to get the vp09 codec because you either need lots of subscribers, or a video that has lots of views. There are tricks that can enable vp09 but that's a different conversation.

Yes. The only difference though is that even though they are at the same level and have the same moves as there Gold/Silver counterparts, they're maxed EV and DV trained.

Some of the less accurate moves did have there accuracy increased, but the chance of a Pokemon becoming paralysed was not modified. Zap Cannon already has a 100% paralyses rate. The only way the chance of a Pokemon becoming paralysed may be increased, is if the raise in accuracy is somehow tied to the paralyses chance modifier. I haven't tested this out of course but that would be my explanation.

Yes that is the very first step, but you'll need to tell Cheat Engine what type of value you're looking for first. The program has a built in tutorial which can help new users, but RUclips tutorials are the best bet.

I was lucky with that paralyse to be fair.

Those moves did have there accuracy increased as I stated earlier on in the playthrough. However because of a slight overlook on my part the opposing teams didn't have there accuracy increased until later.

@@PokeRush415 I'm not being critical friend didn't mean for it to be sound that way. I just thought it was funny. I'm currently getting destroyed by the elite 4 and watching videos getting ideas.

@@codeman983 No bro it's all good. I understand how it looks though, with me not hardly missing with Zap Cannon and similar accuracy moves. It was corrected to late in the playthrough. I could say Round 3 for that reason alone was an experiment.

I use a memory editor called Cheat Engine.

That would all depend on the trainer those two Pokemon would have. Sometimes even though you may think a more powerful Pokemon would be a better option. Those more powerful Pokemon would have move sets that would suit the tactics of the trainer.

@@PokeRush415 in modern gameplay I agree, however in this game, there’s no Evite so that greatly limits the middle forms here then again I’m a competitive player so there’s that to take a new account for my response

I tried to paralyse him to lower his speed but then he used substitute. That meant that I had to deal enough damage to break his substitute, so I then used Earthquake. Plus, when the opposing teams detect a negative type match up, they may switch to another Pokemon. The new Pokemon likely would've been hit by the Zap Cannon, paralysing that Pokemon.

@@PokeRush415 ok that makes sense

Modified as stated.

Yeah, the care of details and content here was sublime. Games nowadays don't have this.

The critical hits where not modified, but some moves did have there accuracy increased. The only way critical hits would've been increased, is if the critical hit ratio is some how tied to accuracy. I've never looked into it, but that's the only way I could see critical hits increasing.

Red, blue, and green. What do you think?

You mean Pink, Blue and Green

What if Blossom had 6 Pink Pokémon Team

What if Bubbles had 6 Blue Pokémon Team

What if Buttercup had 6 Green Pokémon Team

This isn't really a mod as I used a memory editor to do all of this. All of the modifications are done post boot, so no fixed modifications to the actual game have been made. The downside to this though, is that it relies heavily on save states or conditional scripts.

@@PokeRush415 Where do you get the memory editor from to download?

@@TheGodmasterX I use a memory editor called Cheat Engine. You should be able to get it from it's official website if you search "cheat engine".

@@PokeRush415 Is Cheat Engine very easy to use?

​ @TheGodmasterX It will come down to how much one knows about scripting. Knowing how the memory of the game you're editing behaves. It's not so difficult tracking down simple values, but when those values you find move around every time you start the game, (Not because of the memory editor, but because of the game) it will become more difficult to use regardless of the editor. Tracking down encrypted values almost feels like a different thing all together. These values are not even represented by there real in game numbers, so you will never find that value with a normal scan. Instead, you will need to search deeper in the games memory to track it down, requiring more knowledge of cheat engines tools.

Couldn't agree more

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Second

Some of the music was from the same competition and from the same battle, but from Stadium 1

It wasn't luck when I have stated earlier in the playthrough that the accuracy for Thunder, Blizzard, Hydro Pump, Dynamicpunch, Fire Blast, Zap Cannon all had there base accuracy increased. Also in this video there's a reason why Mewtwo opts to use Thunder and Fire Blast instead of Psychic, and that's because the opponent detects the increased accuracy of those moves, so it uses them. The chance of a Pokemon becoming paralyzed outside of Zap Cannon and Thunder Wave was not modified.