Sorta, super training is great and all, but it works VERY slowly(for me al least).
Sorta, super training is great and all, but it works VERY slowly(for me al least).
Oh, I see. I'm not near my computer so I can't try the code. Still a code that makes you scratch your head a bit, but I guess you can get the most use out of it in the later part of the game and the post game.
Right. since there is no way to lower pokmeon levels before this code. But i would only use it for change ing levels drasticly. Like a newly-hatched pokemon to level 100 for example.
Ah, ok. thanks
I just never heard that exp could go over 1250000.
I can see it being helpful for those who are still actively breeding. You can raise your breeding stock pokemon's exp to lvl 100 before depositing them. That does two things: it limits the amount of money charged if you are leaving them in there for awhile, and it most importantly keeps the move lady from messing up your move set. Then after you are done breeding, you can always then take your breeders and lower their levels back. In the end, you wind up not trashing a set of pokemon.
Ooooh, they added an addendum to the Friendship/Affection modifier, I guess you have to be the OT? Well that kinda sucks but I suppose it doesn't take too long to have them evolve anyway.
Heh, Datel hasn't been keeping up with the structure. Simple bitflip is all.
They are, they just choose to ignore you. If you haven't figured it out by now, they're not going to allow people to have designer Pokemon (this includes Nature/IVs/Ability) or unreleased items as to not ruin online. Superficial stuff like Shiny/Ball (sometimes resulting in illegal stuff) or maxing XP (without caring about growth rate) doesn't provide any real advantage.
So in the end you're using 2 codes to raise & lower the EXP on each pokemon both times instead of using max $ and 999 heart scales ONCE. I'd much rather use the latter.
I agree with your criticism Kaphotics, but I was simply pointing out that this was a possible use for the code. I personally don't plan on using the code myself as I really don't have a need for it, but that is one way that I can see people get use out of it.
It is a way a potential way for those who have Powersaves out there but want to keep the game as close as possible to how it was originally meant to be played (without max money/items) to get use out of a code. You also perhaps have forgotten that heart scales cannot walk back levels on a Pokemon which can rapidly be racked up when going on a MM quest and some people like to keep their optimized breeding stock (which is usually trashed level wise after such a breeding attempt.)
It is a way a potential way for those who have Powersaves out there but want to keep the game as close as possible to how it was originally meant to be played (without max money/items) to get use out of a code. You also perhaps have forgotten that heart scales cannot walk back levels on a Pokemon which can rapidly be racked up when going on a MM quest and some people like to keep their optimized breeding stock (which is usually trashed level wise after such a breeding attempt.)
I don't recall seeing cherish balls among the list when I used Powersaves, but it was several hours ago.
