Recent content by furrypaws16

Does anyone know what the garbled mess inbetween the tiles is when you open a ROM in Tile Layer Pro? I'm just kinda curious. This probably isn't right, but if I were to guess, I'd say that it's actually the game's files being displayed in a different way, and so (I'm making this up right off of...

*blinks* That's weird. For some reason, I thought there was a glitch that if Entei or Raikou used roar to run away, they never came back, as in, dissappeared from the game permanantly. Booting up my game now, that's obviously not the case. Thanks for telling me that, especially since I was...

Yellow- Looking back...I've never beaten an original game from that generation (E4 counts as beaten)! >_< I need to finish Yellow before the battery dies, just to say I have... Gold- Too long ago to remember. =P It was most likely the level 70 Lugia, or it could've been one of the three...

The only problems I can think of are; 1) You tried to patch over your old Shiny Gold ROM, which is not good. You need to use a fresh, untouched Fire Red ROM for the game to work properly. 2) The ROM you used for the patching was bad. Try downloading it from a different source, or try...

Oh. I dunno how it works, to be honest. I was just taking a wild guess. I didn't know you could use ingame time to measure something, but hey, I'm not a hacker yet. I guess the important thing is that it's recurring and doesn't take too long to happen again. Oh, I know. I was just kinda...

Well, as we all know, Fire Red does not have a clock. Programming one in would be pretty near impossible, if not completely. So, to my knowledge, Zel simply replaced time events with "step events", or when a random (or potentially set, I dunno) number of steps needs to be taken for the event to...

I used it on Latios/@s, just for the sake of catching it on Ruby. On Fire Red, I used it on Mewtwo. ...The VERY NEXT battle was Entei. Roar. Ran away. Never came back. >____________<

I do remember one of his goals with Shiny Gold was to make it a perfectly standalone game. If I remember correctly, it bothered him that Nintendo tried to squeeze money out of us by making two games to complete a Pokedex. So, it's quite likely. I'd imagine they'd be given to you somewhere, but...

Yes. I've given up the handheld scene and moved to ROMs for stability (come on now, my Gold battery is dying again), but occasionally, I'll pull out my old Gameboy Color and play Pokemon Yellow on it. It's funny, as between my two brothers and my sister, we own every canon version in America...

I primarily use Bootcamp due to the better emulators, but when I need to go back, I use KiGB. Unfortunately, to my knowledge, there is no link cable support or clock support. I used to use VBA, but that seems to crash a lot with my GBC ROMs. If anyone could point me to a better emulator too...

It depends. If it's using the 386 in their unaltered state, leave 'em be. If you're making a complete fakemon hack, go right ahead (although I don't think anyone's crazy enough to make 411 fakemon...x_x, would be quite the awesome project though, eh?).

Here's one; what are some of the pros and cons of RSE vs. FRLG? RSE has a clock, but would I be able to use that to script events to time? Like, say, have this person be ready to battle every 36 hours, or have this person only appear at night, or have this person appear every twelve hours for...

Settle down, I was just commenting. Yup, Pyro, you got it right. I probably should've worded it better. Something about the trees just doesn't strike my fancy. But you're right Wolf, it's your hack. If you like 'em, go ahead. I will say that the maps look a little...unfinished, perhaps? I dunno...

I obviously need to brush up on my Spanish skills, but that's besides the point. It seems to be a very interesting hack, and from what I can tell from the story, it's quite intriguing. Hopefully the English patch gets up and working again soon, trying to read too much in Spanish at one time...

Even then, you should always check to make sure. Some might not view it fair that you recieved a Ho-Oh/Legendary Gerbil/Totodile/Celebi/Whatever from a hack while they went to events/bought multitudes of other games/etc. To some, it's the same as using a Gameshark to enable appearance rates...