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I would like to join. But I am already in a guild, i think Giygas called it the PokeMMO community that doesn't include the small percentage of trolls that you see in global. I can't remember the acronym though.Good luck with this.

My suggestion is that we use a slightly modified version of the Pokemon Emerald pickup table This is the table of items available from the pickup skill in Fire Red / Leaf Green. Also notice that all of the good items it offers (Hidden Power TM, Rare Candies, PP Up) are all available at any level. This means that anybody could catch 6 meowth and immediately farm rare candies, Hidden Power TMs, and PP Up. Notice that it is full of berries. Rare Candies, Hidden Power, and PP up are basically the only useful items on there, as there is already a berry salesman implemented in the game. THIS is the pickup table from pokemon Emerald. Major Differences: 1) No berries 2) Wider variety of items 3) The items received vary based on the level of your pokemon. The variation by level means that somebody has to put time and effort into raising their pokemon in order to get the full benefits of the ability. I mentioned at the top of the thread that it should be a slightly modified version of the Emerald pickup table. What would I like modified about it? Hidden Power. If you notice, Hidden Power TM is missing from the Pokemon Emerald pickup table. If anything, the White Herb should be replaced by Hidden Power. This keeps it semi-rare while still being accessible to mid-level trainers. SOURCE: http://bulbapedia.bu...ickup_(ability) ADDITIONAL NOTES: Suggestion 2: (Atuan's) An icon on the party bar indicating which pokemon are holding items. Suggestion 3: The confirmation for removing an item from a pokemon should be removed. There are no negative consequences, and once pickup is implemented it will only serve to be a nuisance.

Okay Pessimism, Let me know ASAP! Just wanted to say that our guild has the most members than the more active guilds on The Round Table Sub Forum!!! :D Well Done guise! :D Mystery - 55 MoonlightSonata - 27 The Twerps - 6 Pokemon Rangers - 21 Delta League - 41 Kanto Angels - 24 Trick Room - 30 (Keep in mind that they invite players) CoH - 7 Magikarp - 7 Romance - 51

Welcome, you should definitely post of the Picture of Yourself thread for Fuark's enjoyment

GaryF, congratulations on being the first to pass our rigorous application process! Welcome to the team buddy. Make sure to get Zeno to get you caught up with everything.

If you like it then please leave a like, thanks. UPDATE: JANUARY 13, 2013. As you may or may not know, yes, I did quit. After seeing that people are still interested in this guide I am beginning to feel guilty that I have not updated it. Thank you for all the views and thanks over the months, seeing some stupid thing I typed up being received that well and just getting viewed this much blew my mind! If you're going to be in the Sevii islands use Squall's guide: Link I'd like to ask that mods consider pinning the other EV guides as well since it's a whole different game from when I played. I'd hate to just straight up delete this thread but it's probably obscenely out of date and probably should be replace by a guide that someone else has written that is up to date. You'd know better than I would about it being informative. Before you get started you may like to know what EVs actually are. EV stands for 'effort value'. 4 Evs will increase a pokemon stat by 1 point, the maximum amount of EVs in a stat is 255 but the recommended maximum is 252 so you can use the remainder points in another stat. If you want a full guide and explanation of what EVs are you should check somewhere else like bulbapedia. If you have never played pokemon competitively before and would like to learn more about sets and EV spreads then I would recommend checking out smogon. They have all you need and more on basic cookie cutter sets. (Sorry for everyone who just cringed) Also, do not make the mistake of EV training a bad natured pokemon. For example an adamant abra. If you are going to sink the time into EV training, then you need to catch a pokemon with a nature complimentary to the stats you want. For example again a timid alakazam is perfect, as you will be EV training it for SpA and Spe. Here is a link to my preferred natures chart. The - stands for a subtraction of 10% and a + represents a subtraction of 10%. As you can see if you look at the chart timid adds to speed and subtracts from attack. You can also hover your mouse over the pokemon's nature in the pokemon summary to show what it does. I don't like to rely on that, though. Sometimes it's unresponsive. This is a list of all the places to train EVs. It will tell you what pokemon will give what EVs and where to find them as well as their levels. I will ammend it as new content is released. If you see something wrong, let me know. Even I, the great and powerful Galium-sama-rama-chan-san-kun make mistakes. Also, this is not a natures or how to EV train thread. That's another show guide. You would be surprised what doesn't give the EVs you thought it would (like weedle, speed what?) The recommended pokes to train on and the best area to find them will be bolded and highlited in red. Stat Recommended Area Level of pokemon Health (HP) Fat things give HP EVs and it's no coincidence that there is a fat guy sitting next to the pond in viridian. Before surf - Caterpie. After surf - Slowpoke. The pond has only slowpoke and psyduck, so you can get some SpA while you get HP. 1 HP EV Viridian Forest Lv. 3-5 Clefairy 2 HP EVs Jigglypuff 2 HP EVs Nidoran (F) 1 HP EV Snorlax 2 HP EVs Slowpoke 1 HP EV Ditto 1 HP EV Grimer 1 HP EV 1 HP EV Viridian City (surf) Lv. 20-35 Attack (Atk) Of course slaughtering hugging super kawaii desu ne bugs with big eyes makes you stronger. Why wouldn't it? And if you're wondering "Why paras?" it's because they appear at a 100% rate in the tunnels. An alternate area is behind the safari zone warden's house in fuchsia. Fishing there will always land you a goldeen, seaking or gyarados. (Thanks Tsriel.) Watch out for the psyducks, though. If you want to keep your level low for tourneys, you need to stay at paras. 1 ATK EV Mt. Moon tunnels Lv. 5-10 Mankey 1 Atk EV Machop 1 Atk EV Machoke 2 Atk EVs Growlithe 1 Atk EV Doduo 1 Atk EV Nidoran (M) 1 Atk EV Ekans 1 Atk EV Arbok 2 Atk EVs Bellsprout 1 Atk EV Weepinbell 2 Atk EVs Gyarados 2 Atk EVs Krabby 1 Atk EV Kingler 2 Atk EVs Goldeen 1 Atk Ev Fuchsia City (fishing behind warden's house) Lv. 15-25 2 Atk Evs Fuchsia City (fishing behind warden's house) Lv. 25-30 2 Atk Evs Fuchsia City (fishing behind warden's house) Lv. 15-25 Defense (Def) ALL HAIL OUR GREAT OVERLORD, TANGELA. BY THE POWER OF TENTACLES, YOU WILL NO LONGER SUFFER THE VIRIDIAN FOREST! (for def) They appear at a 100% rate on route 21. That's RIGHT below pallet town. You need surf to get there. Metapod 2 Def EVs Kakuna 2 Def EVs Geodude 1 Def EV Onix 1 Def EV Cubone 1 Def EV Marowak 2 Def EVs Sandshrew 1 Def EV Koffing 1 Def EV Weezing 2 Def EVs Slowbro 2 Def EVs Shelder 1 Def EV 1 Def EV Route 21 Lv. 14-28 Special Attack (SpA) Special attack should only be done in one place. 2spookytower in lavender town. There is a healing spot right in the room on the 5th floor with the pokemon you will be genociding er.. ghost busting. (It's fine they're already dead). Just watch out for cubone because they give DEF and will screw up your EVs. 1 SpA Ev 2spookytower Lv. 13-19 2 SpA EVs 2spookytower Lv. 20-25 Oddish 1 SpA EV Abra 1 SpA EV Magnemite 1 SpA EV Magneton 2 SpA EVs Horsea 1 SpA EV Psyduck 1 SpA EV Special Defense (SP. Def) Good news, everyone! Venonats came way earlier than I expected and now we get to grind on those! They give 1 EV and they're pretty common to boot (30%)! But wait, there's more! Ditto also appear in the same area (and the pokemon mansion basement at a 10% rate) as venonat so you can proceed to catch those in hopes of good natures for breeding (someday). The venonats appear on routes 13, 14 and 15, I recommend going to route 15 for the tasty dittos and close proximity to the pokecenter. After you get surf you can encounter tentacools and it's much easier to grind those than it is to grind venonats. And no, you can't surf into tentacruel until post game. Drowzee 1 SpD EV Venonat 1 SpD EV Routes 13/14/15 Lv. 24-26 1 SpD EV SURF ANYWHERE Lv. 5-40 Seel 1 SpD EV Dewgong 2 SpD EV Speed (Spe) This one's easy. If you're supereffective against ground go to diglett tunnel. If you're weak to ground and will die to a dig train on route 18 and grind on the birds and rats. If you are a ground type you can go to the powerplant, just avoid the magnemite and magneton as they give SpA. You can put a level 23 pokemon in the front of your party and use one repel to only encounter dugtrio if you want. Heck, even zubat has a use sometimes. Gotta go fast. Weedle 1 Spe EV Pikachu 2 Spe EVs Voltorb 1 Spe EV Pidgey Route 1 Lv. 2-5 Spearow 1 Spe EV Route 16/17/18 Lv. 20-22 Zubat 1 Spe EV Golbat 2 Spe EVs Diglett 1 Spe EV Diglett's Cave Lv 15-22 2 Spe EVs Diglett's Cave Lv.29-31 Rattata 1 Spe EV Route 1/16/17/18 Lv. 2-4/18-22 Meowth 1 Spe EV Magikarp 1 Spe EV Vulpix 1 Spe Fearow 2 Spe Routes 16/17/18 Lv. 25-27 Raticate 2 Spe Routes 16/17/18 Lv. 23-25 Electabuzz 2 Spe Poliwag 1 Spe Poliwhirl 2 Spe Multiple EV Pokemon Seadra 1 Sp.Atk & 1 Def Muk 1 Hp & 1 Atk

Here's a part of the list of items which are now hold-able and where to find them. Also, Tradeable items from Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald are not mentioned here. Format is : Item - Effect - Where to find the said item. Amulet Coin - Doubles monetary earnings from battles - Route 16 (40 Pokemon in Pokedex required) Black Belt - Boosts Fighting-type attacks - Cant obtain in game. Blackglasses - Boosts Dark-type attacks by 10% - Team Rocket Hideout, The floor on which Giovanni is. Blue Shard - Used to buy move tutor moves from the NPC on Island 6 - Wild Qwilfish Charcoal - Boosts Fire-type attacks by 10% - Celadon City Game Corner. Choice Band - Held Battle item, boosts attack by 50% - Trainer Tower (bought with battle points) Cleanse Tag - Reduces wild Pokemon encounter rates. (Function not implemented) - Pokemon Tower (The person beside the healing squares.) Deepseascale - Doubles Clamperl's Special Defense; Evolves Clamperl into Gorebyss when traded from RSE - Cant obtain in game Deepseatooth - Doubles Clamperl's Special Attack. Evolves Clamperl into Huntail when traded from RSE. - Cant obtain in game Dragon Fang - Boosts Dragon-type attacks by 10%. - Wild Dragonair. Dragon Scale - Evolves Seadra when traded - Wild Dratini. Everstone - Prevents evolution. - Route 10 (Rock Tunnel Pokemon Center, 20 Pokemon in Pokedex required) Exp Share - Pokemon holding this receives half of the earned EXP even if it is not sent into battle - Route 15 (50 Pokemon in Pokedex required) Focus Band - Sometimes prevents fainting from a KO move. - Wild Machoke Green Shard - Used to buy move tutor moves from the NPC on Island 5 - Wild Relicanth Hard Stone - Boosts Rock-type attacks by 10% - Wild Graveler/Onix King's Rock - May cause additional flinching when held by attacking pokemon - Wild Poliwhirl and Seavault Canyon Island 7 Lax Incense - Reduces the opponent's accuracy; Use it to breed for Wynaut - Lost Cave Leftovers - Recovers 1/16th HP each turn - Route 12 and Route 16 (Wherever Snorlax was sleeping/blocking your path - Use Itemfinder ON the spot where Snorlax once was.) Lucky Egg - Increases the amount of experience earned by the pokemon holding it by 50% - Wild Chansey Lucky Punch - Raises Chansey's Critical Hit Ratio - Sevault Canyon Macho Brace - Doubles Effort Points earned, but lowers speed to half. - Viridian Gym (Giovanni's spot - Use Itemfinder) Magnet - Boosts Electric-type attacks by 10% - Wild Magneton Metal Coat - Boosts Steel-type attacks by 10% - Wild Magnemite. Metal Powder - Raises Ditto's Defense (And attack, correct me if wrong.) - Wild Ditto Miracle Seed - Boosts Grass-type attacks by 10% - Celadon City Game Corner Mystic Water - Boosts Water-type attacks by 10% - Celadon City Game Corner Nevermeltice - Boosts Ice-type by 10% attacks - Wild Dewgong (Thanks Tenebris!) Poison Barb - Boosts Poison-type attacks by 10% - Wild Arbok Quick Claw - Pokemon holding it may attack first - Safari Zone Red Shard - Used to buy move tutor moves from the NPC on Island 7 - Wild Corsola Sea Incense - Boosts Water-type attacks - Lost Cave Sharp Beak - Boosts Flying-type attacks by 10% - Wild Fearow Silk Scarf - Boosts Normal-type attacks - Lost Cave Silverpowder - Boosts Bug-type attacks by 10% - Wild Venomoth Smoke Ball - Flee from a wild Pokemon without fail. - Celadon Game Corner Soft Sand - Boosts Ground-type attacks - Wild Sandslash Soothe Bell - A pokemon's happiness rises faster. - Pokemon Tower (Mr. Fuji's spot - Use Itemfinder) Spell Tag - Boosts Ghost-type attacks by 10% - Wild Haunter Stick - Raises Farfetch'd's Critical Hit ratio - Vermilion City (Trade Farfetch'd) Thick Club - Doubles Cubone and Marowak's Attack - Wild Cubone and Marowak Twisted Spoon - Boosts Psychic-type attacks by 10% - Wild Abra and Kadabra Yellow Flute - Cures confusion when played - Celadon City Game Corner Yellow Shard - Used to buy move tutor moves from the NPC on Island 1 - Wild Chinchou Key Items List : Bike - Allows you to move around the world faster - Exchange with a Bike Voucher at Cerulean City Bike Shop Bike Voucher - Exchange for a Bike - Obtain from Chairman of Vermilion City Pokemon Fan Club Card Key - Unlocks all doors at Silph Co. - Silph Co. 5th Floor Coin Case - Holds 9999 Casino coins - Celadon City Cafe Dome Fossil - Resurrect to become Kabuto - Mt. Moon (Fossil on the left.) Gold Teeth - Belongs to the Fuchsia Safari Warden - Safari Zone Good Rod - Fish for medium-levelled water Pokemon - Fuchsia City, Beside the warden's house Helix Fossil - Resurrect to become Omanyte - Mt Moon (Fossil on the right.) Itemfinder - Detects hidden items in close proximity - Route 12 (Need 30 pokemon) Lift Key - Allows the use of the elevator in Team Rocket's Celadon Hideout - Celadon City Rocket HQ Meteorite - Trade for a Moon Stone on Island #2 - One Island Oak's Parcel - A parcel for Professor Oak - Viridian City Pokemart Old Amber - Resurrect to become Aerodactyl - Pewter City Museum back entrance Old Rod - Fish for low-levelled water Pokemon - Vermilion City Pokeflute - Wakes up sleeping Pokemon - Lavender Town, rescue Mr. Fuji from Pokemon Tower Rainbow Pass - Allows passage to Islands #4, #5, #6 and #7 - One Island Ruby - Needed to repair Celio's Network Machine - One Island Cave Sapphire - Needed to repair Celio's Network Machine - Five Island Rocket HQ Secret Key - Unlocks Cinnabar Gym - Pokemon Mansion Silph Scope - Reveals Ghost Pokemon in Pokemon Tower - Celadon City Rocket HQ SS Ticket - Allows entry to the SS Anne - Bill's House Sun Stone - Evolves Gloom to Bellossom - Ruin Valley Island 6 and a held item for Solrock Super Rod - Fish for high-levelled water Pokemon - Route 12 Tea - Give to the Saffron Guards to get through the checkposts - Celadon Mansion, A.K.A the mansion where eevee is found. Town Map - A map of the Kanto and Rainbow Islands Region - Daisy in Pallet Town, beside your own house Tri Pass - Allows passage to Islands #1, #2 and #3 - Three Island VS Seeker - Detects trainers wishing to battle - Woman inside Vermilion City Pokemon Center.

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Just some things I think should be added to the wild. This was a suggestion before the Game Corner came out, but looking back I think it still makes sense. Sure we could play the GC for a little while and get the coins for these items, a lot of people would prefer that. I think having the alternate source would be neat, though. Smoke Ball: Koffing Charcoal: Magmar Miracle Seed: Exeggcute Mystic Water: Kingler Silk Scarf: Persiansw White Flute: Jigglypuff

First off I'd like to apologise if there's a topic already like this one, I did a search but didn't really find anything quite like what I'm reffering to. My suggsetion is simple, impliment some sort of rotation to the safari zone that could have us catch Gen II and III pokemon, perhaps having the catchable pokemon change every month. For those that like to grind for Lucky Eggs and the dragon items Chansey, Dratini and Dragonair should be kept where they are, or perhaps there could be a designated area within the Safari zone that always has Gen I pokemon in it. As a very rough example: Nidoran (m) & (f) -> Aron Nidorino & Nidorina -> Lairon Doduo -> Wingull Paras -> Surskit Parasect -> Masquerain Kangaskhan -> Spinda Pinsir -> Volbeat Scyther -> Illumise I think this should be a bimonthly thing, so once the month is over it should switch back to the Gen I pokemon, and then next month switch to Gen II, or just some different Gen III pokemon. (Seviper and Zangoose in place of Scyther and Pinsir, as an example) Terribly sorry I'm not too good at explaining things, if anyone's confused as to what I mean I'll try to explain further.

Change the BG file in patches to match something that's going on in PokeMMO! It's not like it matters so much, but many other MMOs has this and I think it gives a nice feeling to the game. It makes us see it's updated, too. For example, this month (October) during the "spooky" event, we could have a spooky login background to get us into the mood. I know I mentioned having creative contests in the event suggestion thread, and maybe it's a good idea to have art contests considering the event login screens. Otherwise, the staff could just pick an awesome picture they see fit. it's not like it's hard to find one on the interwebs Any thoughts~?

Even I, who have never had a shiny (except once in a platinum rom. Was ponyta. Computer and the save has since died) feel shiny should stay rare and a prize. I once did a hack to only encounter shiny Pokemon. Was cool looking but totally wasn't special. I'd rather a prized and rare rattata than a cool looking common black charizard.

After battling Finnbro (and getting trashed by his Snorlax) I've taken up his offer on joining Salt and competing in this weekend's tournament. PokeMMO Name: KantoKeeper Characters: Anything with KantoKeeper in the name. Main is KantoKeeperRed. Favorite pokemon? Missingno: The false representation of Mew... The pokedex numbering system knows it's there... why don't you? Team: Adamant Dragonair Lv50 - Dragon Rage, Surf, Shock Wave, Fire Blast Naughty Blastoise Lv50 - Water Gun, Blizzard, Bite, Surf Naughty Charizard Lv50 - Earthquake, Fly, Flamethrower, Dragon Claw Naive Venusaur Lv50 - Razor Leaf, Synthesis, Sunny Day, Solarbeam Adamant Gengar Lv50 - Shadow Ball, Shadow Punch, Confuse Ray, Strength Modest Raichu Lv50 - Quick Attack, Thunderbolt, Flash, Dig I look forward to great battles to come!

Here is My app: IGN: RaichuFTW Favorite Poke: Raichu Current Team: Electric Team FTW! Electrode lvl 38, electabuzz lvl 38, lapras lvl 44, magnaton lvl 50, pikachu lvl 50, and raichu lvl 50. Skype: dont have one, nor do i have a mic. EDIT: Also a suggestion. I would love if we could have some kind of guild league that people could fight in(not sure what the reward would be yet). If you decide to do this, I would like to sign up for a spot as a electric gym leader :3 EDIT2: I also have a lapras lvl 44 on the team, but its only on the team for surfing purposes :3 Added to app. My bad

Porygon is breedable. You could just have a dude sell them for the price that it would have cost if you converted your pokedollars to casino coins then traded for the prize.

Add a list of requirements the name must fit, and a little icon that shows if a name is taken.

i for one actually enjoy the the game corner and find it enjoying to not spend real money but spend large amounts of fake money and not have any real repercussions.

ftfy :) Now its the right length.

... Orrrrrrrr, you guys could suddenly realize that I'm a pretty chill bro who's fun to be around and just help me out for the hell of it for the general betterment of the PokeMMO community.

*had to remove to tweak. Will be back shortly* Just a little bit of a lets play with some critique of the essential tiny bits of anamatronics found in said game. "Tightly" based on the Pokemon game boy games, PokemonMMO is a brave example of what minds can do when they connect while worlds collide!

loosely based? i feel like they're pretty fucking tightly based.

Congrats :D Nothing like dat feel of ur first lucky egg

Welcome to PokeMMO. Now get out.

as if you wouldnt enjoy it yourself LOLEDIT: Fuark has already been to her page LOL

What I was expecting when I read the title of this thread: Welcome to PokeMMO.

Only if the pokemon is random, in both nature and IV

Thanks! Watched you as well. (:

'Somewhat sickening' Please change it.

Thanks guys. (: Don't add much to DA, but here: http://melliemd.deviantart.com/ Like I said, I don't draw much haha. -Friend of mine wanted me to draw him as Loki, so I did. -And then myself as Miss Capt. Hammer... It was for an ID card so that's why there are no limbs.

My favorite part about this post is how som1 liked it <3 I am glad to be so well received in the community!

No, the box trick is for normal ingame where stats don't get calculated between levels. So say you gain 50attack EVs and only gain half a level, ingame you won't see the stat increase until you level up. Ingame you get around this by putting a pokemon in the box and it recalculates its stats with the EVs it has. This was used in Gen 1 and 2 to fix level 100s without full EVs (stat exp is what it was called back then), since you don't need to level them up. I've heard in PokeMMO that it recalculates after every battle though, so I don't know if the box trick is necessary.

Thanks TLKV3. @Ace: No, I don't draw often enough to take requests. Right now I really only do stuff for my forum games and my D&D campaign. Whenever I do anything with requests I just get bored after one or two and stop replying /shrugs.

I shall be back... soon.

Lol tl;dr version you want us to make a huge database? Why not just make an ingame button that loads bulbapedia?

Rofl I am the most out of place of the out of place on this thread.

SHOULDN'T YOU BE WORKING ON HATS?

Yeah but if i'm advertising pokeMMO streams i shouldnt just switch to LoL cause it is false advertisement i suppose XD I'll update the thread next time i do ^^

Arctic Monkeys - When the Sun Goes Down

Just to change the subject, here are sprites that I made.

You say some really stupid shit. And quite frequently.