ROM Hack Pokémon Nova Sun & Umbra Moon: Fully-featured, challenging Sun/Moon ROMhacks!

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Hi - first of all thanks for a great mod.

Im using an o3DSXL and I'm currently having trouble running Pokemon Nova Sun and SumoCheatMenu at the same time. The cheatmenu would boot fine, but it would freeze the game after I enable cheats and make any interaction with the game (encounter pokemon, read sign, interact with NPC...)

The SumoCheatMenu works fine when I remove the Pokemon Nova Sun mods.

Are there any known compability issues or have I messed up somewhere?
 

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Which features of NS/UM do you feel make it easier? If you play the hack on the Lite Build and delete shop.cro you'll lose access to pretty much all the "easier" features in NS/UM, barring things like egg hatch rate and an available 6IV ditto.
I got it, I will* do what you said, just these things left me with that impression, I'll turn off EXP.Share too :P
 
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This seems insane :v

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I got it, I will* do what you said, just these things left me with that impression, I'll turn off EXP.Share too :P
If you disable EXP share, the only thing you'll do is make the game grindy and boring. I suggest you try it with default settings, because I designed it to have real challenge, not "lol you're level 60, go fight some level 80s, HARD ISN'T IT" artificial difficulty.
 

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Honestly, I still find it funny that all the Let's Plays of this hack I can find (at least in English, anyway) are some sort of Nuzlocke or variation, despite that this hack clearly states it's not really meant to be played that way. Is nobody interested in classic/standard Pokemon playthroughs anymore? I would've thought that just playing this hack is enough to make it unique and stand out from vanilla playthroughs. </rant>
 

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If you disable EXP share, the only thing you'll do is make the game grindy and boring. I suggest you try it with default settings, because I designed it to have real challenge, not "lol you're level 60, go fight some level 80s, HARD ISN'T IT" artificial difficulty.
Well, I could not even install the hack, I spent the whole afternoon trying :/
 
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Well, I could not even install the hack, I spent the whole afternoon trying :/
Do you have Luma3DS CFW? If so, update that by redownloading this and copying arm9loaderhax.bin to the root of your 3DS SD card (overwrite existing files), hold SELECT when you boot and turn on "enable game patching", then drag and drop the contents of the SaltySD pack to your SD Card.

If you don't have Luma3DS CFW, I can't really give you much support. Hans support on latest firmware isn't guaranteed, and Old3DS systems have trouble even getting Homebrew on 11.4 IIRC. If you don't have A9LH Luma3DS CFW and you're on 11.3 or lower, install a9lh Luma3DS.
 

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Do you have Luma3DS CFW? If so, update that by redownloading this and copying arm9loaderhax.bin to the root of your 3DS SD card (overwrite existing files), hold SELECT when you boot and turn on "enable game patching", then drag and drop the contents of the SaltySD pack to your SD Card.

If you don't have Luma3DS CFW, I can't really give you much support. Hans support on latest firmware isn't guaranteed, and Old3DS systems have trouble even getting Homebrew on 11.4 IIRC. If you don't have A9LH Luma3DS CFW and you're on 11.3 or lower, install a9lh Luma3DS.
Sorry, I messed up with everything. I missed the folders, I was putting the code.bin file in the moon pokemon folder "0004000000175e00", sorry again
 

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HI. Today i updated my 3ds (which already has luma on it) and i also updated luma to 7.0.2. With 7.0.2 version of luma i could not get nova sun to work, however on 6.6 it was working just fine. i was able to return to 6.6 to play but im not sure if theres somthing im not doing to run it in 7.0.2. I hate to bother but is there an extra step i have to do? as i said with 6.6 its working, it only stops when i do the luma update.
 

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HI. Today i updated my 3ds (which already has luma on it) and i also updated luma to 7.0.2. With 7.0.2 version of luma i could not get nova sun to work, however on 6.6 it was working just fine. i was able to return to 6.6 to play but im not sure if theres somthing im not doing to run it in 7.0.2. I hate to bother but is there an extra step i have to do? as i said with 6.6 its working, it only stops when i do the luma update.
Sounds like a bug with Luma 7.0.2.
 
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Honestly, I still find it funny that all the Let's Plays of this hack I can find (at least in English, anyway) are some sort of Nuzlocke or variation, despite that this hack clearly states it's not really meant to be played that way. Is nobody interested in classic/standard Pokemon playthroughs anymore? I would've thought that just playing this hack is enough to make it unique and stand out from vanilla playthroughs. </rant>
That's an interesting question and I can't really find a definitive answer to it. I remember me as a kid playing the old gens dozens of times, over and over again. But now I can't really find myself anymore to play one of the newer games a second time. Maybe because I didn't have that many games as a kid and had poor money. Maybe because the games back in the day were way more simplistic and didn't force you through an hour long tutorial. Maybe because nowadays you literally drown yourself in new videogame releases, with the quality standards continually increasing. Maybe because I know the pokemon type chart already by heart and play actively competitive, hence seeking new challenges. Probably one of these
 
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Honestly, I still find it funny that all the Let's Plays of this hack I can find (at least in English, anyway) are some sort of Nuzlocke or variation, despite that this hack clearly states it's not really meant to be played that way. Is nobody interested in classic/standard Pokemon playthroughs anymore? I would've thought that just playing this hack is enough to make it unique and stand out from vanilla playthroughs. </rant>
Eh, i can see why people do Nuzlockes, it adds a sense of tension for the audience in a let's play. I keep up with almost all the LPs of Nova Sun and Umbra Moon, even the ones in non-English languages, though I mostly skip through them and only watch the battle segments (to see how my Trainers do in reality). Some of the most entertaining moments are when Nuzlockers lose their Pokémon. While I think Nuzlocking this particular romhack will either result in early failure or boring overleveled grinding, I can definitely see the appeal, especially for a Let's Play series.
 
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