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This is amazing. For those who don’t watch, there are a few tricks to make this work: 1. The start menu doesn’t work in battle. So you can press start, input d
by rcme 3y ago
This is amazing. For those who don’t watch, there are a few tricks to make this work:
1. The start menu doesn’t work in battle. So you can press start, input directions, and then press start again to move the battle menu cursor without moving if you’re not in battle.
2. Because of 1, you never know where the cursor is in the start menu. He has a way of deterministically correcting that.
3. His training strategy relies on fighting trainers multiple times by killing their first Pokémon and then intentionally losing so he can face them again with the XP gained from the first KO.
I’m sure there are many other tricks but I could only watch the first few minutes. Super cool!
- __s 3y agoTraining strategy is sped up by using daycare center later. Fighting trainer multiple times is also how he gets infinite money, since there's a trainer who gives you a golden nugget each time you start facing them, even after you lose to them Things get tricky in a few battles where he can't one shot every enemy. Importantly, swapping out pokemon gives opponent initiative, compared to having a pokemon faint to swap in the desired one. So his team has an unleveled Abra used to faint swap Final team is Charzard, Abra, Gyrados, Lapras, Jolteon, Articuno. Rare candy is used to converge xp values & evolve pokemon when convenient. Repel is used to avoid random fights (which then needs some tricks because there's certain situations where repel counter diverges & using repel when at 1 tick doesn't put it back at 100 ticks, but leaves at 1 tick)