CHEATING in Competitive Pokémon is AWESOME!!
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
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Typically in these videos I try to RNG Competitive Pokemon of a previous world winning team for VGC. But in this video, I want to try something different. I am building a standard Smogon team, but allowing any glitches and multiple systems at once. This lets me showcase how money saves time, and glitches save time. I think both of these time saving devices showcase how gamefreak didn't consider competitive play till at least gen 5. Hope you enjoy!
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With respect to the Tennis comparison, I'll also note that you presumably don't need to replace your Tennis equipment each time you want to try a new strategy or adapt to meta developments.
True
also if you decided to join tennis today, you could just get a current line racket, you'd never have to go hunting on online auction sites for rackets that were manufactured 2 decades ago
It's like if a TCG tournament only allowed you to play with cards you personally pulled from packs and weren't allowed to just buy singles
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@@ENCHANTMEN_that is called drafting, which is it's own style. Magic can do it well, Yu-Gi-Oh cannot. If there was premade pokemon and drafting like in emerald battle factory, I would watch that so much
No cheating (according to Gamefreak): literally forever
RNG abuse: 60 hours
Glitches: 23 hours
Unrestricted: a few minutes
Never sell your soul to devilfreak
Those twins are iconic, shoutout those 240p youtube tutorials of dudes filming their DS with a flip phone
Seriously, I use low data to save money and rock 144p
Who up manipin their rng?
Me, yesterday i did the cute charm glitch on platinum AND heart gold.
Lil
Cute charm glitch FTW i have it on my japanese platinum
@@ZakZwald good shit what nature? Id assume brave?
Going through as many games as possible. Finished up on emerald, fire red, and heart gold and am currently on platinum
She manip on my rng until I 6iv
To your point at the end there, I think the ideal situation would be that in online battles you could generate mons that appear with a hologram texture on them, whereas the mons you raise yourself look normal. I feel like aesthetics are a fair compromise between game freaks clear want for us to engage with the whole catching and raising pokemon fantasy vs being a competitive game
Exactly this! I thought about it too, you can totally do that without breaking the immersion of the game - just like rental pokes in Battle Frontier are fine, even though the aren't "real".
No thanks
That's actually a perfect in between, because I like training up Pokemon, especially those from over 10 years ago for comp, but we need a battle sim essentially. A good in-between, assuming they don't try to limit something (like always max IVs despite that being in optimal for all special attackers and trick room mons)
This is equivalent to allowing proxies in competitive card games, which is already a gray area in itself
@@TheEmeraldboy100 no because the whole thing with proxies is that they aren't allowed in the rules, because they aren't real copies of the cards, and aren't made by the TCG people. If they did this in a game, it'd actually be way better because the only thing is that you can tell if a Pokemon was made in the simulator or is from an actual game, while still being in the actual game. So I guess it's proxies but better, no grey area. The issue is that they'd need to implement it
i remember breaking my platinum so bad with action replay that no matter what i did my starters were all voltorbs
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LOL
One thing I think is undercounted is the amount of hours it takes to learn and become proficient in the glitches, especially across many games. Competitive pokemon should have a system to submit a team sheet then generate the mons for use at the tourney
When you are playing smash competitively you should be provided game pads every time ?
When you play tennis they should provide you with a racquet every game ?
Football or basketball clubs should give shoes to the players?
Be for real, most competitive sports/e-sports/games require a lot of hours and personal investment to participate in and be good at. Why should pokemon be different?
@raphchelly3413 Pokémon should be different because it is the only example you gave that you have to repeatedly do this. In tennis, you do not need a new racket every time to perform well. In Pokémon you do need a new team to perform well. It already takes hours to plan out a team for every tournament, and the physical building part is completely unnecessary. The only part of your argument that could be even applied here is if OP was asking for supplied hardware, which he was not. Simply Gamefreak adding a free to use team sheet.
@@Trainedmist39 "pokémon should allow players to cheat" is a bad position to argue no matter what you'll say.
Any sports requires you to stay in physical shape or accentuate the training on a particular aspect. Plenty of ppl have private coaches on top of the regular training.
If you play smash bros you are required to provide your own controller, usually ppl will have a spare and will need to change controllers often.
If you play tcg's, you might play a certain deck for one event only and then the meta game adapts and you'll need to change deck a little or completely.
So no, you shouldn't have the right to cheat and hack your games. 1st it's illegal in Japan to hack your switch so it will never happen, complaining against something that will not change and break the rules bc you don't like them is cheating and is a poor showing of character.
Nobody forced VGC players to compete, they decided to do it then stick to the rules.
@raphchelly3413 I literally didn't say Pokémon should allow cheating. I said they should implement a system so everyone has equal access to easy teams. Cheating implies it is giving one side an unfair advantage, which this does not. This simply gives players more time to actually practice with their team instead of mindlessly, no skill grinding to build a team for every event.
@@Trainedmist39 "it doesn't give advantage" also "it gives more time to practice". Could you at least do me the favor of being coherent?
Also if you think ppl should be allowed to gen Pokemon you are in favor of cheating.
Also nobody forces you to compete in VGC. You can do it in online tournament that won't require you to grind. If you want to play the official sanctioned tournaments and potentially win the cash price respect the rules.
I 100% agree that the grind makes it feel very rewarding as a singleplayer game. I think having a mon editor for online battles or something that wouldn't be used in the main games would be great, but unfortunately I doubt they'll ever add it.
yea, i think the rental teams that we already have are the closest we'll ever get to that unfortunately
yeah honestly they need a stand-alone game pokemon stadium style built specifically for competitive play honestly. with that kind of system on it.
People should ditch the core games and play showdown. But there is no sponsorship money there.
@@SOME808GUY-n3r there's something nicer about being able to play in-game
@@SOME808GUY-n3rand that's pretty much the problem with cheating in practice no?
Ppl who don't want to grind want to gain money so rather than playing showdown they cheat honest players out of price money.
I never understood why people dislike rng manips, its incredibly fascinating stuff to watch, at least imo. I love breaking open games to see what they can do.
I feel like at least half of it is just sunk cost (sometimes literally) fallacy shiny hunters. They spend so many hours and often real-life dollars (for extra consoles) just to get shinies that they can't possibly accept RNG Manip as a legit method because it would devalue their efforts, somehow.
But in my mind, buying like tons of consoles to run at the same time for hunting is just a shitty pay to win version of rng manip lol.
I don't think the debate is whether RNG manips are good or bad, but more about whether it's legit to use them to obtain stuff. In my opinion, they're in the grey, but it's funny to consider that it's easier to get started to genning rather than get started AND perform RNG manips
@@miyakogfl I just did sid/pid manip on my copy of Platinum and it REALLY changes the feeling of getting a shiny. I don't think it's bad by any means, I think you should be able to do whatever the game lets you do without an external piece of hardware, but if you want to maintain that big dopamine hit of getting a shiny then I wouldn't recommend it.
@@DrEnzymeI've been doing RNG for some time and I don't feel this way at all lol. There's some pretty hard RNG to do out there and it gives me the same feeling when I pull them off. It's gambling dopamine vs. skill-based dopamine imo...the only real appeal SRing or whatever has is the same one a slot machine would tbh.
RNG manip can be pretty rewarding, gen 4 is pretty easy as far as rng goes.
I waited 10 real life days just to get the best possible shiny channel Jirachi (bad starting seed luck but still) and I was just as excited as I've ever gotten for a "random" shiny, if not more so.
You basically just went right to the easiest gen to RNG to use as an example lol. I don't think that's too fair considering all the different methods and hunts out there. It's like saying chain fishing or sv shiny hunting makes the rest of it not exciting anymore.
Good for you@@miyakogfl
I love Blisy doing ridiculous things in pokemon to prove how stupidly hard it is for a regular person to make a competitive pokemon team.
Keep it up queen.
Shoutout to everyone who tried to use pkhex to transfer shiny ditto from gen 2 to hgss.
mild gripe with the title - glitches explicitly aren't cheating as per the (modern) vgc rules. you aren't allowed to use things not obtainable via normal gameplay, but you are allowed to obtain things via "abnormal" gameplay.
Okay, but what is really the difference between using a gameshark to respawn latias vs using ACE? You could even use ACE to straightup give yourself a pokemon, a result identical to using pkhex. No hack check is going to distinguish between them; it's a distinction without a difference.
the difference is that one of these is permitted by the vgc rules and one of these is not. take it up with tpci not me.
@@caliburnleaf9323 This is the main reason I don't mind using certain cheats. I won't hack in a legendary, but if it can hatch from an egg legitimately I don't mind giving myself the egg. Same effect as weeks of breeding without taking weeks. I've done competitive breeding before so I know what's involved lol, it's a pain
@@caliburnleaf9323The difference is that one is an external device that modifies the cartridge, and the other uses no external device and does not modify the cartridge. Basically, gameshark is classified as hacking and ACE is classified as glitches/exploitation. That is a very big and meaningful difference.
unfortunately this doesn't always apply as the smeargle clone glitch can create pokemon flagged by the hack checks
Every time i watch you do one of these I feel like you're a wizard showing the audience how to practice spells 😂
Great stuff!
Although it was a touch confusing to build a Gen 3 team in Gen 4 - Gengars moveset really confused me 😂
This was like a smogon sample team. I’m not sure what sucker punch is for but explosion ain’t uncommon on it
That stuff at the end about the single player vs multiplayer aspect is probably why I like PLA and am excited when Legends Z-A was announced. Those games (at least PLA and I hope Z-A doesn't prove me wrong) really felt like the older Pokemon games where the games don't feel like they're designed around a multiplayer metagame and are just fun single player games.
OK just what. There's many things I can say about the newer Pokemon games, good and bad, but that "they're designed around a multiplayer metagame" is definitely not one of them. The multiplayer aspect of the games is as much as an afterthought as it was in earlier generations, in fact it might even be even more of an afterthought given how badly they gave up on having even a semblance of balance in Scarlet / Violet with so many completely broken Pokemon, Dynamax in Sword / Shield, etc. They made having competive Pokemon a little bit easier, but that was a trivial fix that didn't affect the overall game one bit, in fact Scarlet / Violet are clearly one of the more fleshed out single player RPG experiences in the Pokemon series to date, with their massive emphasis on story and characters.
I can't even begin to comprehend how one would think any recent game is "designed around a multiplayer metagame".
@@ShadowTasosI mean this Gen it doesn't really feel like it was balanced around competitive, but during Gen 8 it felt like they built the entire pokedex around playing well with dynamax in doubles. Having gone from singles format where it felt super cancerous I was genuinely shocked at how well the dynamax mechanic fit for vgc (and overpowered stuff like dracovish was much easier to handle too)
@@tomithy_longl dynamax kinda seemed like garbage, don’t get me wrong but a pokemon being able to grow, gain more health, and then raise its and its allies stats and a sunny day from using a fire attack is a bit much, meanwhile a tentacruel turning ground type isn’t even that scary.
@@davepumphernickel9568 the game felt very skill intensive. Sure dynamax was the lynch-pin of most strategies, but the player who used it best won pretty much every time. The tools to mitigate dynamax turns were interesting and fun to use.
You're being reductionist about Tera. The amount of options Tera allows for takes the skill that went into mitigating dynamax and replaces it with surprise tactics. The evidence to support my claim being the fact that we didn't start doing open team sheets at official tournaments until Tera.
@@tomithy_lo skill intensive? More like mechanic intensive, you can have a good Tera pokemon with a surprise type change, but with open sheet you gain access too the Tera anyways, but it’s its overall stats, ability, and move pool that make it a real threat, not suddenly becoming big and unkillable. I played during Gen 5 and Gen 6 competitive climate during the weather wars so I prefer how much randomness there is in some pokemon teams, though when you get too the top it’s like everyone has 2 of the same pokemon. So overall same rule apply best person wins, except it’s not up too the gigantamax Mon, it’s up to surprise, fake outs, and big brain plays.
Was not expecting Jonathan Davis from Korn to have such in depth Pokemon knowledge thanks bro🤟
What in the name of god are you talking about lmao
Hey blisy,
Recently got back into pokemon and i've been binging your videos. Thank you! As a hardcore casual, I was always curious about the competitive scene and building so all of this information is helpful and insightful. I really hope that one day we'll have a competitive scene that's easier to legitimately enter without too many if not 0 exploits as a member of the wider audience.
Was a fun watch. Keep up the grind.
I adore how the shiny Latias is just business as usual, but the Shroomish encounter is “miraculous.”
Me after hacking in 999 Rare Candies (it's legit trust)
Love this series, really puts some perspective on the grind required for someone who's never tried to get a competitively viable team
happy mar10 day
I love that you can use these in comments.
Excellent video as per usual. I know you have some streams where you did rng manip for pkrs in gen 3, but I couldn’t really follow them and I don’t understand what goes where when I’m reading the guide made on Reddit.
I hope one day you might do a guide for it because it’s one of those things that would be really convenient to have legit but it’s just so hard for me to try.
I do not perform any RNG manipulateds myself but always love watching these videos on the process.
When attempting to build my Scarlet team in ORAS, I realized that IV training wasn't a thing until bottle caps in Sun/Moon. This made me realize how incompatible these games really were. It's certainly still not the best now, but wow was it IMPOSSIBLE without RNG manip.
Yeah, if you needed specific IVs outside of perfect 31, I don't imagine it was easy at all.
And even then, breeding IVs wasn’t really viable until X/Y, when destiny knot passed down 5 IVs
Bro verlisify is gonna have a field day with this one 💀 love the content blisy
Can’t stand verlisify, he legit doesn’t understand how unbearable getting a competitive ready team is
Verlisify is still a thing?
@@clowkero yeah he’s sadly still uploading
@@Aatrox444 Bro needs a hobby and/or a job
@@alexspeedwagon3701 sadly he gets enough viewers and ad rev to do youtube full time
The craziest thing about this to me is how much you have to already know to do all this with this much speed. If you didn’t know how to RNG manip or do clone glitches and stuff, you’d be spending tens more hours at least doing all this.
Hey |'m asking out of genuine curiosity. Are you going to do Making Gen 1 and 2 Competitive Teams? I among others I believe would like to know for sure.
I've been wondering recently whether a solution to the competitive/casual divide would be to have a potential Pokémon Editor be the reward for completing the Pokédex, so you can still have that sense of achievement for in the game's eyes proper completion with all the time investment that might go into that.
I would just not go for the Power item, with cheats cloning vitamins is kinda easy.
With pokerus, getting the extra 151 EVs should be quick enough to skip the 9 hour grind
It is very slow. I always take this through the lens of building more than one team using future
@@imablisy Yeah I can agree with that.
From a competitve point of view you probably have to build various teams through the season.
My brain repressed the memory of that grind and it only came back thanks to your videos 😅
Keep up the great work
I think there could be a lot of value in "bling" aspects of pokemon. I'm thinking like blinging a TCG deck. If you spend all the time catching/breeding/training manually, you get cool visuals/titles type of things. If you use the super shortcutted verison, you get a boring stock looking mon. I know shinies achieve this somewhat, but I think they should lean into it harder. Players who consistently play with certain mons for a season/generation will likely take their "off" time to go catch and train up the coolest possible version. People who quickly need a team last minute can get something functional in no time.
Your knowledge in this game blows my mind. I wish I could do even a quarter of the things you can do in Pokémon games.
Great video! This can tell how long glitches can sometimes take if you know what your doing, I would also love to see this in gen 3 gameplay! Can be fun to watch and this video is not bad at all! I have one question, could you do these videos like these in the switch games, (like if using glitches you transfer up pokemon or if not) like rng manipulating a sword and shield vgc team? Would love to see!
I might do other games with glitches depending on how this goes
Awesome, thanks bliss!
it was so kind of gamefreak to allow the players to essentially hack the game trought a glitch so they wouldn't need to hack pokemon using external tools XD
The biggest Pay to win issue is the legendary Pokemon which I know you agree with. I paid my $90 for my Urshifu, which they then reintroduced in the DLC for SV. Far later than tournaments that allowed them.
Not true I've never done that and I've made plenty of good competitive teams
A "Pokemon editor" will only happen if an American company somehow buys gamefreak. I don't see the japanese game designers EVER implementing something like that, instead they're happy banning multiple people from their tournaments per event for trying to save time and tedium :/
Great video. I meant to ask - can you read Japanese? Playing gen 4 is so tedious in English, I can't imagine playing through it in a language I couldn't read lol.
Also for real, those confidently done shiny egg manips were something to behold. I know your tongue was firmly in your cheek when you said you were the goat in the video, but I was legit impressed on stream lmao
Yeah I can read Japanese
@@imablisyYears ago I tried to learn Japanese to play through 7th Dragon on DS (before the fan translation came out), learned the katakana for "Save", then gave up lmao.
@@kazinwho it was an option in middle school, so I took it from 6th to 12th grade. I basically can’t read any kanji but usually I can understand the Pokémon games or if someone is talking slow lol
@@imablisy That's so rad. Japanese wasn't an option to me, it was Spanish and French only. I've forgotten 100% of the Spanish I learned, too lol
I think it would be faster to just set up ace in gen 4 then just make the team
some much work and effort has gone into this video, this is so cool
Thanks a ton!
Great video. Always enjoy these. Question though, why did you breed in Gen 4 instead of rng manip catching in Gen 3 (excluding the lavitar). Especially since you can respawn Steve's Beldum.
I thought it wouldn't be too slow to breed because it's basically impossible for me to miss my target. In gen 3, even with the ace jump code, I still have to hit a 60fps timer.
Really, what I underestimated, was the egg hatch time.
So the conclusion is that no serious competitor does any of this bullcrap, right? Who the hell would go through this if you know you can get it done in 30s and just take an extra 30s to make sure it isn't blatantly bannable.
Super interesting amount of knowledge and organization to be able to do this raw, but really makes obvious how official VGC needs rule changes and for some kind of official pokemon creator to be used.
Verlisify just had an anyuerism when you posted this video.
I you're gonna do gen3 you can use ACE to completely edit the pokemon you want into existence so that should save a lot if time
I already sort of did a vid on this for gen 3 with 2 Pokemon for the battle tower with tama hero. It's in the playlist of team builders
So wait if it's ACE shouldn't you be able to just hand-code in the exact team you need? It might be a lot of work but I can't imagine it'd take as long as this did.
ACE could have been used to get the power items as well, saving most of that 8 hours.
Bro is this a new speed run type you've invented
I love the rabbit holes you are willing to go through to build these teams.
...Personally I had to cheat today.
Playing gen1 pokemon red, I casually replaced every scratch-like attack with cut as it was slightly better... just to discover a few minutes later that you cannot remove HM in RBY. I tried to see if I could do it legally with pokemon stadium but apparently not, so I had to transfer my save over on the PC and used PkHex in order to rescue my charmeleon... I can tell you that I had to resist the urge not to set all those DV to 15 =D
In pokemon emerald it is possible to implement a crafting table to generate pokemon bit by bit.
In ten minutes you can create any pokemon, with the perfect IVS, EVS, moves, items, ecc...
Just make sure PID and everything match a legal pokemon.
I know about the crafting table loo
I think you could've also saved a bit of time by just cloning some more vitamins in emerald to get each mon at least 200 or so EVs from them to save time on EV training. Same with cloning rare candies to cut down time on level grinding. That and seeing if you could get as many of their moves in Emerald and using the PP maxes in that game so you wouldn't have to spend time transferring up as many PP maxes to the Gen 4 games.
In gen 4 you can only put 100 Eva in via vitamins
@@imablisy Actually, it's 100EVs per stat in gens 3 and 4 (and beyond)! I've also RNG'd and made dozens of mons for Gen 3 facilities and I always start off by giving them 100 EVs in their main two stats using vitamins. It's still only 200/510 EVs for 252/252/6 spreads, but it still cuts down on like 40% of the time required to train them which isn't bad at all.
This is also why in Gen 4, Arceus is known as "Farceus" in competitive since you can only put 100EVs max in each of its stats with vitamins since it only released as a level 100 event.
@@Venty179 yeah I know. I gave every mon the max amount I could with vitamins. If a mon needed 252 in speed and spa, I’d give it 100 in each stat. Some mons can squeak out more if they have a more complex ev spread. I’m just saying it’s not like gen 8/9 where there’s no cap for vitamins per stat
@@imablisyAhhh ok mb, misunderstood what you meant in the last reply then lol.
When you have a SHINY RAYQUAZA as a HM SLAVE, you know you are living in luxury
I've been saying this for years but I feel like NOW is the time to bring back Battle Revolution/Stadium/Colosseum. Let us use the pokemon rotting in home or ""rent"" Pokemon we can edit. Take notes from Showdown or even YuGiOh Master Duel. It'll let them make Pokemon battle more flashy. Maybe they could have Genius Sonority do it. They've been banished to making Phone games after the Dempa Men rpgs. PBR, Colosseum, and XD are all excellent battle sims (I'm not talking about them as games with campaigns). They used to use PBR and XD for tournaments anyway which were technically OFFICIAL BATTLE SIMS. If they want to make Pokemon Battling an esport, why not make an esport focused title?
All these crazy numbers you have to set up for this game.
Suddenly makes me wonder what a competitive DnD would look like...
Good Stuff!
Also Ratchet and Clank in the background, I see you are a man of culture
13:29 can’t you clone tms emerald style with the transform item glitch?
evil im a blisy:
As much as I think grinding for a team without cheating is pretty tedious, I think that the balance between practicing and getting perfect IV teams, with RNG of course, is not terrible. You have to pick, do you want more practical experience or do you want better stats? I don't think those who cheat perfect stats in ALWAYS deserve to win these tournaments simply because although they may have put in a lot of hard work practicing, they did not earn the pokemon themselves. Is it flawed in general? Absolutely, but there is a give and take that makes it not as bad as it appears.
I'd argue that there should be no give and take since skill in obtaining a legitimate team does not matter in a tournament, have the best team and being the best trainer are what matters. The easiest way to alleviate this issue is to just implement a battle sim where a tournament player can create the team the think is best while not actually owning the team since they did not grind to obtain it.
issue is that rich people can just outsource obtaining pokemon and get both way easier
@@OsirusIrdia I mean it would matter in a way, let's say your Pokemon outstat them because u focused on that, and what was a 2 hit ko is now a 1 hit ko because u grinded for it, and they didn't. I agree tournaments are about skill, especially now with most Pokemon being hacked in it's just raw skill, which is fine for a lot of people, but I feel like grinding for good stats and stuff should be rewarded in a way.
@@lucasgreer1736 your point is fantastic and honestly the one true counter to mine, that is really unfortunate how Pokemon made two games with generation exclusives and stuff like that, it makes getting stuff extremely tedious. If only there was a way to play and transfer Pokemon with one system, but like blisy says, it doesn't appear they made the game with comp in mind
@@02ResurrectIt is rewarded outside of tournaments in the single player aspect. The tournament players already have to beat the game which should be enough to enter competitive. Competitive and single player grinding should be holy separate. Soft resetting for a 0 attack 0 speed Ursaluna wastes a competitor's time that should be used for battling.
What's messed up is that they already have the perfect "Battle Simulator" aesthetic for battling with "fake" mons in XD gale of darkness' vattle sim. It would be so free to just pull that straight into the new games.
You did in an actual day, not 24 hours! Great job
I think the best solution for the story vs competitive modes would be make ranked battles a simulator on cart where you can change the values of pokemon you have in game, these values are only changed for ranked. Then you still have to at least play the game and catch stuff (or someone has to give it to you which costs them a pokemon) but instead of spending hours on catching you just catch it once and mod it, but you still have the option of breeding and resets if you want a really good pokemon for your play through. Game freak still gets their blood money, people only interested in competitive have to play the game less
Wouldn't it suffice to equalize IVs in online battles and making EV training, move teaching and acquiring the desired natures/abilities easier and more fun suffice?
S/V makes it quite quick to build a specific Pokémon (though still tedious), isn't that almost good enough?
@@LRM12o8 you wouldn’t always want equalized ivs such as for trick room or for the attack IVs on a special attacker and this method would act as a compromise between those who want Pokémon showdown on cart while also making people at least have a “physical” version of the pokemon to appease the genning is bad crowd. It’s not perfect, but compromise never is and it’s the best I can come up with. Putting a full simulator in place of battle stadium would be great but then DLC sales will drop in the competitive crowd and I don’t see any of the companies involved in pokemon wanting that
It's always a good day. I get to watch a blissey video
To the genious that posted that on twitter: 13 isn't 71% of 25
what
I wonder if investing time into a pokemon with flame body would have been worth the trade off in egg hatching speed (unless thats not available in gen 4). Great vid!
I did use it I just didn’t bring it up.
rng manipulation is just throwing a certain amount of rocks at a wall at certain times before a fight, and then watching your opponent instantly combust
Brilliant video, would love to see one in gen 3!
How do you tell if a JP Diamond/Pearl is 1.0? I’d like to maybe try that theif item cloning glitch if mine is eligible
Really enjoy these videos. I think eventually I'll give rng manipulation a shot. Even just for fun. 😊
i’m curious, did you have flame body or a pokémon with some ability to shorten the egg hatching time?
Yes. I just had 2 pseudos on the team who have a huge amount of steps
@@imablisyNice, only thing that i was wondering could have spend up time
Great work as always! Just a note that shards are gotten in gen 4 by digging underground and it is not that quick either
Can you even get them in HGSS
@@imablisy i think you can from rock smashing stuff at ruins of alph or in some of the caves. There are single time pick up places but idk if its enough
Versilify when he sees this vid:
Why not just ev train them in gen 3 using ace. You can basically just edit the pokemon using that.
Pokemon could make so much money if they just made an official Pokemon Showdown. They could sell the base game (or monthly payment with tiers) with Gen 9 mechanics, stats and pokemon, etc. And they could easily sell us packs with access to other gens (so we could play with rules and pokemon from black&white2 or RGY) Always online so they could combat piracy and hackers. they would need less employees to run it and just basic updates every few months... They could earn money the whole year round.
And another team could make the mainline games for the kids and casual fans.
12:12 more accurately, isn’t the destiny knot in the game but it does nothing to influence breeding?
@@yoshiwoollyworld yes
as for a solution for this I think what gamefreak/pokemon company/ and Nintendo should do is...
Have a central competitive game that will be the base for all games.
When you transfer a pokemon to it you can convert them into points for the species. after you get x amount you can then start to "build" your own pokemon with IV's EV's, Natures, Abilities, etc.
certain held items would be available ( like chancy's lucky egg, or cubone's bone) would also be an option besides rare candies, stones, evolution items, and or battle items.
All new games would provide a new move, item, or ability ( and or gimmick) that you can earn for the central competitive game. Thus giving players reason to go out and buy the new games.
Pokemon go, bank, and everything connected to that would be able to be used to move all your old pokes into. ( less storage problems for the servers, while providing more options for those who still kept their collection from back then and continue to grow with it )
I feel this is the best solution to still providing a great game experience, while also fixing the competitive problem
Yeah but then you are gatekeeping players for abilities. And so you constantly have to buy more games to be able to compete, it's not that different to the current system.
@@Rubafix989 you make a point, but maybe have it so you can still buy the new options ( with in game currency of the poke) to get those new moves and abilities
Has anyone told you that you kinda sound like the famous Dax Flame from project X and 21 jump street?
There is a big divide between people who want to have fun as a single player adventure, and "Game Freak's need and desire to balance these as competitive multiplayer games (SPOILER ALERT! They have NO DESIRE to balance anything)"
I've always made my teams legit no glitches no hacks
great work as always!
I still haven't updated my scarlet game lol.
gen 4 ace when
It exists
Sorry if someone has already asked. When you say legal, would these mons pass any legal checks at tournaments or is it just getting the mons to a state that look legal for all intents and purposes
Have a Pokemon Stadium game for each generation that is the competitive game, while the main games are for the story
I couldn't find anything detailed about 1.0 versions of Japanese DP. How can you tell if you're buying a 1.0 copy? I want one.
Small question, what are your thoughts on ASE and ACE in Gen4?
It’s very cool but I basically did this as a last minute impromptu stream so I didn’t have time to plan it out and learn it haha
@@imablisy valid yeah! It seems like a pain in the ass to set up, but I'd be interested in trying it out sometimes!
good work as always
Appreciate that
Verlisify fans about to go wild with this one
isn’t there an ACE code to give yourself bp in the battle frontier?
Gen 4 OU is should be played on open level rather than forced level 100, right? You're allowed to bring a level 99 for slower u-turns if you want.
In reality it should be, but no one ever plays that way on cart.
odd question, could you ACE the EVs on the pokes in emerald?
How do i set up rng callibration on a dsi
Still out here hunting iron moth shiny for competitive use ☠️
What is the price tag for Blisy to generate a competitive team?
shoutout to 0x40e9 for having the ability [national weather alert siren noise]
I calibrated my dsi it wont rng at all on eon timer
On the calibration phase for black and white the actual sec for me is zero do i need the other step
Imagine how much money Gamefreak could make if they just sold us Pokemon Showdown. Like obviously the tech exists if a bunch of fans are maintaining it.
I'm waiting for you to use this team against Papa Jefé, you both should play gen 4 OU on PBR
Pbr is ass we would just play on HGSS
power items can be skipped btw, they don't make you gain time
The power items save time if you’re building more than one team in your entire life. Them plus pokerus are significantly faster than any other ev training setup.
I could save some time by using the macho brace, but every team would ev train a little slower. I get the power items because they make ev training faster. They make up their acquisition time by a few teams
so i know this isnt about this video but when trying to unlock mystery gifts in pokemon emerald for emulator wc3 tool crashes and then deletes itself anyone have any fixes please help
Hey guys i got a question, could i be able to find my sid from a stationary shiny mon like snorlax or dratini? I accidently evolved my starter before knowing what rng is