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The Crown Tundra is largely intended to be done as postgame. There’s also postgame stuff that can range from Lv.70-Lv.80. The story battles on the Isle of Armor also scale: before beating the game the battles range from Lv.15-Lv.30, after beating the game the battles range from 59-70 (so, either do the story stuff sooner or later, not on your 6/7th gym badge). The Isle of Armor generally scales akin to the main game (so, some Pokémon early on are lower levels and can be caught sooner, others will require more gym badges to catch), and then after beating the main story everything scales to level 60. Regarding #1, the Isle of Armor and Crown Tundra have different ideals for levels.
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(You can technically still grind on Pelipper Island via the main menu, but the experience doesn't reach your main team, so it's only for items.) Also: if you get it physically I recommend against updating it, as the last update removed Meowth's Theater in the process of removing all internet-based features - Meowth's Theater was primarily for sharing videos on the internet, but was also playable offline and had unique dungeons. My main disclaimer would be that you have to be ready to be very item-reliant - when the plot is happening, the plot is happening, and you do not have the chance to grind at your leisure. Super Mystery Dungeon has pacing issues (beginning is very slow, after that the pace hits breakneck speed), but the story is still excellent. The main disclaimer I would put on this game is that it lacks in content compared to other titles in the series, and the text speed is permanently set to slow and you can't even hold a button to speed it up. Gates to Infinity feels the most real, being about optimism and pessimism instead of things like time. My opinion is that whatever one you played first will feel the best, since Explorers, Gates, and Super have similar plot structures and you won't be as surprised.
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Gates to Infinity is generally considered the worst PMD game released outside of Japan (the WiiWare ones being the worst in general), but that's more due to gameplay reasons than story. The PMD fan consensus is that Explorers is better than either of the 3DS games. So, any ideas? The only two options that I see are: But none of my games seem to be compatible with French XD. I can get Pokemon to my legit English GBA games. So now I'm keen to attempt the Orre Colossuem in XD.Īnd then I hit my trading snag. Now I ended up getting quite into it - training up enough good Pokemon to get gold symbols across the Frontier. Moreover, I realised that I could just change the language in my copy of XD. I played through Emerald on a reproduction cart, because good luck getting a genuine French copy in Australia. Hit of nostalgia and pretending that I'm practising my (very rusty) French. You can't trade from English legit carts to a French Playthrough of XD and Colosseum.įor some context, one of my lockdown activities has been playing through old Pokemon games in French. You can't trade from reproduction carts to XD/Colosseum To the best of my knowledge, here is the problem: I was wondering if anyone had some clever alternative. I've been having a bit of trouble getting around some of the restrictions trading to Pokemon Colosseum and XD. Copy pasting a question that was incorrectly made into a new post:
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Sorry to the mods for posting this in the wrong spot. The Master Ball and Cherish Ball cannot be passed down by breeding, and instead, the inheriting offspring will hatch into a standard Poké Ball. However, despite being able to produce offspring of either species when bred together, Nidoran♀/Nidoran♂ and Volbeat/Illumise are still considered different species, and the male's Poké Ball will not be inherited when breeding with its female counterpart. Additionally, a male or gender-unknown Pokémon (such as Magnemite) is guaranteed to pass down its Poké Ball if bred with a Ditto. In Generation VII, if a male and female Pokémon of the same species are bred (regardless of form), the offspring will have an equal chance of inheriting either parent's Poké Ball. Male and gender-unknown Pokémon (including Ditto), have no impact on the type of Poké Ball inherited as such, when breeding Ditto with a male Pokémon, or with another Pokémon species whose gender is unknown (such as Magnemite, Staryu, etc., which can only breed with Ditto), the offspring is always obtained in a standard Poké Ball.
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Starting in Generation VI, the Poké Ball of the female Pokémon will be passed down to its offspring. In Generation V and prior, all hatched Pokémon are obtained in standard red-and-white Poké Balls. In the example you've outlined the Pokémon will always inherit the timer ball (from gen 6 onwards or gen 7 onwards if X Pokémon isn't female).