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There are none. And if you try using walk-through-walls, your game will crash. I advise staying away from all cheats. If you're struggling, switch to Casual.
Yeah, so that was originally intended, but since people were finding the base difficulties confusing, this has been changed. Now, difficulties can only be made easier. If you want to play any of the challenge modes, you'll need to tough it out from the bgeinning.
Razor Claw is in the mountain near where you can find Sneasel. It may require some HMs to get.
1. Yes! Mainly in Raid battles and certain difficult Legendaries, but there are two Missions late in the game that use it as well.
2. Yes! Bewteen the 4th and 5th Gyms.
3. Yes!
4. Nope
Yes!
Surf is in Dehara City. Just explore and you'll find it.
The locations of all the TMs and Missions are recorded in the Mission Log, so I recommend collaborating with others to help find ones you missed.
In Dehara City
UPDATE
v1.0.1 is out!
Well, it certainly has been an interesting first day and a half, to say the least. There have been far fewer bug reports than I anticipated (which is a good thing), but there were a couple of things that needed changing to clear up some confusion.
- Mystery Gifts can now only be received after completing the game. The gift mon being level 50 was messing up the level curve for plenty of people, so this can now only be obtained later. In the future, there may be additional gifts that can be picked up at the start of the adventure.
- Early Rival battles on the insane difficulty are now more reasonable. This was actually a bug, but I still found it really funny that people would pick the difficulty that's meant to be impossible for most people and get upset when they lost the clearly impossible battle.
- Difficulties have been renamed. "Default" is now known as "Difficult", "Hard" is now known as "Expert", and "Easy" is now known as "Casual". Casual is also now the initial option. There was some disconnect between how I thought people would want to play vs how they actually did, so hopefully, by placing the easiest difficulty first, this should help significantly.
- The former "Default" (now "Difficult") difficulty is no longer accessible after starting the game on Casual. As Difficult is now considered a challenge mode, you must stay on it throughout the entire game (until all options are unlocked in the post-game).
- The base obedience level before Gym 1 has been increased to 24. Should help when people accidentally level-up Quacker too much and lose access to a reliable Defog.
- Alternate options in the Options Menu have been made much more prominent. There are multiple pages of options, but people seem to be too used to the FR UI and are missing the additional ones.
-Fixed some softlocks and other minor bugs.
I just want to mention one more thing. If you don't want a tough time in the first Gym (and any subsequent Gym for that matter), either play on Casual or play the game fully. Using fast-forward and skipping things on any difficulty besides Casual will probably lead to you wiping out multiple times (which was the intent). The game is meant to encourage higher levels of thinking and exploration, so it can be extremely rewarding to you if you take the time and explore, while it can be extremely punishing if you try to rush through it. This can lead to the first Gym coming down to a battle with the RNG if you don't use any of the numerous things given to help you get around the mechanic there. This applies less in Casual, though, as that difficulty was balanced more like a GF game, so it's expected that you'll probably skip most NPCs and Trainers on the setting.
