Dooms
KY/KP Joey
- Joined
- Jun 9, 2009
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- Louisville, Kentucky
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- Doomsyplusle
- 3DS FC
- 2921-9568-4629
NO ROM DISCUSSION ALLOWED. NO LINKING TO ROM DOWNLOADS. PATCH DOWNLOADS WITHOUT THE ROM SHOULD BE FINE, BUT NO ROM DISCUSSION ALLOWED!
ALSO, TOUHOUMON CAN NOT BE DISCUSSED HERE. THERE IS ALREADY A THREAD FOR TOUHOUMON SPECIFICALLY. MOEMON IS A-OKAY, TOUHOUMON IS NOT.
There are tons of Pokemon games out there that are fan-made, but they're hard to find if you don't know where to look! This is a general discussion thread for all of those games that can be somewhat difficult to find.
If you're playing a Pokemon Hack/Mod (nuzlocking, scramble challenging, etc included), then you can use this thread to discuss those runs as well as discussing Pokemon Hacks/Mods in general!
I will try to keep the OP updated with any information about Hacks/Mods discussed so that they can be easily found.
To start discussion off:
Pokemon Alternate Evolution Hack! (Got from Nuzlocke Forums)
Firered (US) Based.
IPS Download Link
[collapse=Information]V3 Information:
Features:
1. Pokemon
- This hack offers a total of 272 Pokemon from generations I to V.
- A good amount of the Pokemon have different evolutions. Of the about 100 lines in the game, 40 have alternate evolutions.
- Because of the above, a lot of the Pokemon (if not all) have revised BST and Movesets. Also, all fully evolved Pokemon have decent stats, so don't subestimate the power of any Pokemon!
- Movesets were edited to be similar to Gen IV/V ones.
- Some Pokemon have new abilites, most of them from the DW.
- There are also a lot of typing changes. For example, Geodude is now pure Rock type.
- Starters are Chikorita, Charmander and Squirtle.
- Gift Pokemon have been changed. You no longer get Lapras in Silph Co or buy Magikarp in Route 4. Also, the Fighting Dojo prize is different (better). Eevee is still a gift mon.
- Pokemon you can buy from the Game Corner are different. In order, they are Abra, Jigglypuff, Tyrogue, Shuckle, Dratini (even if the game says otherwise).
2. Map and Plot
- Plot was left completely untouched.
- There is grass in some cities, explore!
- All places you can visit before visiting the Elite 4 are edited.
- Only the first 3 Sevii Islands are accesible.
- There is a new sidequet inserted into the game. It begins at Pewter City and ends after the Elite 4! I promise the reward for doing the quest is very very good.
3. Trainers
- All trainers have edited teams. I tried to make the game challenging but not impossible.
- Almost every route/cave has at least one "boss" trainer that is smarter than the rest, has better movesets and can use items. These "bosses" are usually the last of the route, but not always. So be prepared!
- There a few extra, "hidden", trainers, that give stuff. Battle them!
- There are two trainers in the posgame.
4. Gym Leaders
- All Gym Leaders have edited teams.
- All Gym Leaders have 6 Pokemon in their team.
- Gym Leaders have more items (read: Potions) than in the original games. Also, they use hold items.
- To avoid overleveling (or underleveling) I'll list here the levels and typing of the Gym Leaders:
- Brock uses Rock Pokemon. His levels range from 15 to 18.
- Misty uses Water Pokemon. Her levels range from 24 to 27.
- Lt. Surge uses Electric Pokemon. Levels go from 31 to 34.
- Erika uses Grass Pokemon. Levels go from 41 to 43.
- Koga uses Poison Pokemon. Levels go from 49 ro 51.
- Sabrina uses Psychic Pokemon. Levels range from 55 to 57.
- Blaine uses Fire Pokemon, with levels from 60 to 63.
- Mysterious 8th leader uses Ground Pokemon, levels from 65 to 67.
- Elite 4: All members use Pokemon with levels from 75 to 80.
- Lorelei uses Ice Pokemon.
- Bruno uses Fighting Pokemon, with only one exception.
- Agatha uses Ghost Pokemon.
- Lance uses Dragon Pokemon.
5. Gary
- Gary will act like a normal trainer. That is, he will catch a lot of Pokemon, so you'll notice his team changes between battles. In fact, you may be surprised in the fight before Victory Road.
- Gary can be tough, so I also leave the levels of the rival battles here:
1st battle: Lv. 5 (duh).
Route 22 (1st time): Lvs 8 to 11, 4 Pokemon.
Cerulean City: 20 to 23, 6 Pokemon (from now on).
SS Anne: 26 to 29.
Lavender: 35 to 38.
Silph: 51 to 54.
Route 22 (2nd time): 65 to 68.
Champion battle: 80 to 82.
6. Giovanni
- He sucks in the real games, so his teams also change here. He uses 6 Pokemon in all battles. Levels are:
- Game Corner base: 37 to 40.
- Silph Co: 52 to 55.
7. Known Bugs
None yet.
8. Some tips
- Don't overlook any Pokemon, since it may evolve into something cool.
- Use evolution stones! Also, all Pokemon that evolve from stones still keep learning moves so don't be afraid (though I recommend waiting for level 30 in most cases, since they usually don't learn anything before).
- Use the fishing rod(s). There are not many water Pokemon in the grass, and you get the old rod early. I changed the fishing encounters to allow you to get decent water types with every rod (Magikarp is still very common though).
- Talk to NPC's!
- And talk to the guy that gives advice in the gyms.
- Grass below Pallet Town is a grinding place.
- Explore places to find the secret trainers.
- The trainers' levels are hacked supposing you play the game in the next order (since Cerulean):
Gary 3rd battle -> Misty -> SS Anne -> Surge -> Route 9 and Rock Tunnel -> Lavender Gary
-> Rocket Secret Base -> Fighting Dojo -> Erika -> End of Lavender tower -> Cycling Road
-> Fuschia -> Routes 15 to 12 -> Koga -> Silph Co -> Sabrina -> Surfing routes -> Blaine
-> Sevii Islands -> Giovanni -> The rest.
- Apparently, I made the hack quite hard. Honestly, I wanted to. So, if you don't like hard hacks, stay away from this, or don't ***** at me. I may have given some gym leaders nasty moves, but just face it, they are gym leaders, they are supposed to be strong without being entirely bull****.[/collapse]
ALSO, TOUHOUMON CAN NOT BE DISCUSSED HERE. THERE IS ALREADY A THREAD FOR TOUHOUMON SPECIFICALLY. MOEMON IS A-OKAY, TOUHOUMON IS NOT.
There are tons of Pokemon games out there that are fan-made, but they're hard to find if you don't know where to look! This is a general discussion thread for all of those games that can be somewhat difficult to find.
If you're playing a Pokemon Hack/Mod (nuzlocking, scramble challenging, etc included), then you can use this thread to discuss those runs as well as discussing Pokemon Hacks/Mods in general!
I will try to keep the OP updated with any information about Hacks/Mods discussed so that they can be easily found.
To start discussion off:
Pokemon Alternate Evolution Hack! (Got from Nuzlocke Forums)
Firered (US) Based.
IPS Download Link
[collapse=Information]V3 Information:
Features:
1. Pokemon
- This hack offers a total of 272 Pokemon from generations I to V.
- A good amount of the Pokemon have different evolutions. Of the about 100 lines in the game, 40 have alternate evolutions.
- Because of the above, a lot of the Pokemon (if not all) have revised BST and Movesets. Also, all fully evolved Pokemon have decent stats, so don't subestimate the power of any Pokemon!
- Movesets were edited to be similar to Gen IV/V ones.
- Some Pokemon have new abilites, most of them from the DW.
- There are also a lot of typing changes. For example, Geodude is now pure Rock type.
- Starters are Chikorita, Charmander and Squirtle.
- Gift Pokemon have been changed. You no longer get Lapras in Silph Co or buy Magikarp in Route 4. Also, the Fighting Dojo prize is different (better). Eevee is still a gift mon.
- Pokemon you can buy from the Game Corner are different. In order, they are Abra, Jigglypuff, Tyrogue, Shuckle, Dratini (even if the game says otherwise).
2. Map and Plot
- Plot was left completely untouched.
- There is grass in some cities, explore!
- All places you can visit before visiting the Elite 4 are edited.
- Only the first 3 Sevii Islands are accesible.
- There is a new sidequet inserted into the game. It begins at Pewter City and ends after the Elite 4! I promise the reward for doing the quest is very very good.
3. Trainers
- All trainers have edited teams. I tried to make the game challenging but not impossible.
- Almost every route/cave has at least one "boss" trainer that is smarter than the rest, has better movesets and can use items. These "bosses" are usually the last of the route, but not always. So be prepared!
- There a few extra, "hidden", trainers, that give stuff. Battle them!
- There are two trainers in the posgame.
4. Gym Leaders
- All Gym Leaders have edited teams.
- All Gym Leaders have 6 Pokemon in their team.
- Gym Leaders have more items (read: Potions) than in the original games. Also, they use hold items.
- To avoid overleveling (or underleveling) I'll list here the levels and typing of the Gym Leaders:
- Brock uses Rock Pokemon. His levels range from 15 to 18.
- Misty uses Water Pokemon. Her levels range from 24 to 27.
- Lt. Surge uses Electric Pokemon. Levels go from 31 to 34.
- Erika uses Grass Pokemon. Levels go from 41 to 43.
- Koga uses Poison Pokemon. Levels go from 49 ro 51.
- Sabrina uses Psychic Pokemon. Levels range from 55 to 57.
- Blaine uses Fire Pokemon, with levels from 60 to 63.
- Mysterious 8th leader uses Ground Pokemon, levels from 65 to 67.
- Elite 4: All members use Pokemon with levels from 75 to 80.
- Lorelei uses Ice Pokemon.
- Bruno uses Fighting Pokemon, with only one exception.
- Agatha uses Ghost Pokemon.
- Lance uses Dragon Pokemon.
5. Gary
- Gary will act like a normal trainer. That is, he will catch a lot of Pokemon, so you'll notice his team changes between battles. In fact, you may be surprised in the fight before Victory Road.
- Gary can be tough, so I also leave the levels of the rival battles here:
1st battle: Lv. 5 (duh).
Route 22 (1st time): Lvs 8 to 11, 4 Pokemon.
Cerulean City: 20 to 23, 6 Pokemon (from now on).
SS Anne: 26 to 29.
Lavender: 35 to 38.
Silph: 51 to 54.
Route 22 (2nd time): 65 to 68.
Champion battle: 80 to 82.
6. Giovanni
- He sucks in the real games, so his teams also change here. He uses 6 Pokemon in all battles. Levels are:
- Game Corner base: 37 to 40.
- Silph Co: 52 to 55.
7. Known Bugs
None yet.
8. Some tips
- Don't overlook any Pokemon, since it may evolve into something cool.
- Use evolution stones! Also, all Pokemon that evolve from stones still keep learning moves so don't be afraid (though I recommend waiting for level 30 in most cases, since they usually don't learn anything before).
- Use the fishing rod(s). There are not many water Pokemon in the grass, and you get the old rod early. I changed the fishing encounters to allow you to get decent water types with every rod (Magikarp is still very common though).
- Talk to NPC's!
- And talk to the guy that gives advice in the gyms.
- Grass below Pallet Town is a grinding place.
- Explore places to find the secret trainers.
- The trainers' levels are hacked supposing you play the game in the next order (since Cerulean):
Gary 3rd battle -> Misty -> SS Anne -> Surge -> Route 9 and Rock Tunnel -> Lavender Gary
-> Rocket Secret Base -> Fighting Dojo -> Erika -> End of Lavender tower -> Cycling Road
-> Fuschia -> Routes 15 to 12 -> Koga -> Silph Co -> Sabrina -> Surfing routes -> Blaine
-> Sevii Islands -> Giovanni -> The rest.
- Apparently, I made the hack quite hard. Honestly, I wanted to. So, if you don't like hard hacks, stay away from this, or don't ***** at me. I may have given some gym leaders nasty moves, but just face it, they are gym leaders, they are supposed to be strong without being entirely bull****.[/collapse]
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