lets play Let's Play Pokemon Crystal Enhanced!

[Grace Braid 240]

Hi everybody. I just started a series called "Let's Play Pokemon Crystal Enhanced!" Basically, I'm playing through a hack of Pokemon Crystal version called Crystal Enhanced. All of the changes can be summed up as thus: Everything just got a HELL of a lot harder. Seriously, this hack was created to just brutally beat the player into submission. And I'm also Nuzlocking it.

 

For those that do not know, a Nuzlocke run is where you only catch 1 Pokemon in each route, and if any of your Pokemon faints, it is dead and I can never use it ever again. This type of run is already quite a bit more difficult than your normal run, so slapping it on to a hack that is insanely hard normally will be...interesting, to say the least. Admitting, it was designed in mind for people to have a ridiculous challenge while Nuzlocking, but it changes nothing for the sheer difficulty of the game.

 

Anyways, here's the first video:

 

 

I plan on releasing a video every day or every other day, so watch for the updates!

 

Also, if you guys have any comments/constructive criticism, then I would like to hear it. Anything to help improve my videos is greatly appreciated.

Edited March 6, 2012 by Skyman

[Groo 252]

OMG YOU NUZLOCKING IT?!?!

[Kapi 215]

 

 

Sorry, had to put that.

 

I played Crystal Enhanced. I don't think I could do a Nuzlocke and live to tell the tale. That game is brutal. All I can say is, good luck!

[Colon Leftbracket 971]

Yet ANOTHER LP I need to pay attention to! D:

 

First my one friend has two Star Wars Let's Plays going on, another group of friends both have Minecraft LPs, and a Morrowind LP, King of Magikarps's My Little Playthrough: Pokemon Yellow is Magic, and now this!

 

ARGHH! Why is everyone starting their LPs at once! I've been planning my own for a while now and I haven't even started!

 

But I'll make sure to try to keep up! Nuzlock AND Enhanced! Good luck man, you'll need it!

[Tom The Diamond 1,830]

Most of the time I tend to avoid watching Pokemon LPs, mainly because I've played each of the games several times over and know them better then my own family.

 

But when I noticed you were Nuzlocking it, insta-subscribed.

 

I love Nuzlocke runs, most of the time I can't not play them. They're great for not only getting you to use Pokemon you normally wouldn't use, and at the same time making you truly cherish each Pokemon you have, not knowing when they could just puff away. So when somepony else does one, I can't not help but watch it, they're so entertaining, and far more suspenseful!

 

Though mind if I ask what changes are made to Crystal in the hack, aside from starter differences(It won't let me read the Nuzlocke page)? Is it a simple level boost fake difficulty hack, or are the trainers given tougher Pokemon, redone dungeons, etc.?

 

Also, will you be instantly releasing your Pokemon the moment they faint, or put them in a box and never use them so you can check how many died for your cause at the end?

Edited March 6, 2012 by Tom The Diamond

[Grace Braid 240]

Most of the time I tend to avoid watching Pokemon LPs, mainly because I've played each of the games several times over and know them better then my own family.

 

But when I noticed you were Nuzlocking it, insta-subscribed.

 

I love Nuzlocke runs, most of the time I can't not play them. They're great for not only getting you to use Pokemon you normally wouldn't use, and at the same time making you truly cherish each Pokemon you have, not knowing when they could just puff away. So when somepony else does one, I can't not help but watch it, they're so entertaining, and far more suspenseful!

 

Though mind if I ask what changes are made to Crystal in the hack, aside from starter differences(It won't let me read the Nuzlocke page)? Is it a simple level boost fake difficulty hack, or are the trainers given tougher Pokemon, redone dungeons, etc.?

 

Also, will you be instantly releasing your Pokemon the moment they faint, or put them in a box and never use them so you can check how many died for your cause at the end?

 

The full list of changes are right here:

 

 

Overview of Changes

 

-All 251 Pokemon are obtainable.

-The game is more difficult. Levels and rosters of all Trainers have been changed.

-Some Pokemon have received retypings and buffed level-up movepools.

-Some Move effects have changed.

-Some new TMs.

-Some Marts sell different things now.

-New Starters. (Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle)

 

Stat Changes (Alphabetical Order):

 

 

Aipom now has 95 Attack and 110 Speed.

Arbok now has 85 HP and 105 Attack.

Ariados now has 100 Attack, 80 Special Attack, and 77 Speed.

Azumarill now has 150 Attack.

Beedrill now has 90 Attack and 90 Speed.

Blastoise now has 105 Defense and 95 Special Attack.

Butterfree now has 90 Special Attack and 90 Speed.

Charizard now has 95 Attack and 123 Special Attack.

Charmeleon now has 75 Attack and 95 Special Attack.

Clefable now has 90 Defense and 95 Special Attack.

Clefairy now has 60 Defense and 70 Special Attack.

Cleffa now has 55 Defense and 60 Special Attack.

Corsola now has 80 Attack and 90 Special Attack.

Crobat now has 100 Attack.

Cyndaquil now has 80 Speed.

Delibird now has 70 HP, 77 Attack, 70 Defense, 95 Special attack, 70 Special Defense, and 100 Speed.

Dewgong now has 100 Special Attack.

Ditto now has 200 HP, 80 Defense, and 80 Special Defense.

Donphan now has 80 Special Defense.

Drowzee now has 65 Special Attack.

Dugtrio now has 90 Attack.

Dunsparce now has 85 Attack, 80 Defense, 80 Special Attack, and 80 Special Defense.

Ekans now has 60 HP and 75 Attack.

Electabuzz now has +10 to all stats.

Electrode now has 70 Attack and 95 Special Attack.

Elekid received +10 to all stats except Speed.

Entei now has 100 Special Attack.

Farfetch'd received +30 to all stats.

Fearow now has 100 Attack.

Feraligatr now has 88 Special Attack.

Flareon now has 65 Special Defense and 110 Speed.

Forretress now has 90 Special Defense.

Furret now has 85 Attack, 70 Defense, and 70 Special Defense.

Gastly now has 55 Attack.

Gengar now has 75 Attack.

Girafarig received +10 to all stats.

Gligar now has 75 HP, 85 Attack, and 75 Special Defense.

Golbat now has 90 Attack.

Golduck now has 105 Special Attack.

Granbull now has 70 Speed, 75 Special Attack, and 75 Special Defense.

Haunter now has 65 Attack.

Hypno now has 93 Special Attack.

Jigglypuff now has 65 Attack and Special Attack.

Jumpluff now has 75 Special Attack.

Jynx received +10 to every stat.

Kangaskhan now has 110 Attack.

Kingdra now has 105 Attack and Special Attack.

Kingler now has 90 Special Defense.

Krabby now has 65 Special Defense.

Ledian now has 80 Special Attack.

Ledyba has 55 Special Attack.

Lickitung now has 85 Attack and 70 Special Attack.

Magby received +10 in every stats except Speed.

Magcargo now has 80 Attack.

Magmar received +15 to Special Attack and +10 to every other stat.

Marill now has 85 Attack.

Miltank now has 90 Attack.

Misdreavus received +20 to every stat.

Murkrow now has 97 Attack, 97 Special Attack, and 108 Speed.

Natu now has 80 Special Attack and Speed.

Noctowl now has 76 Defense and 86 Special Attack.

Octillery received +10 to HP, Defense, and Special Defense.

Onix now has 75 Attack.

Parasect now has 75 HP.

Persian now has 90 Attack.

Phanpy received +20 to Attack, Defense, and Special Defense.

Pidgeot now has 90 Attack and 102 Speed.

Pidgeotto now has 70 Attack and 82 Speed.

Pidgey now has 55 Attack and 67 Speed.

Piloswine now has 70 Special Attack and 80 Special Defense.

Pineco now has 55 Special Defense.

Pinsir now has 90 HP, 65 Speed, and 75 Special Defense.

Politoed received +5 to every stat.

Poliwhirl now has 65 Special Attack.

Poliwrath now has 105 Attack.

Ponyta now has 75 Special Attack.

Porygon now has 85 HP and 70 Attack.

Porygon2 now has 105 HP and 85 Attack.

Psyduck now has 75 Special Attack.

Quilava now has 100 Speed.

Qwilfish now has 75 Special Attack.

Raichu now has 100 Attack and Special Attack.

Raikou now has 95 Attack.

Rapidash now has 90 Special Attack.

Raticate received +5 to Attack and Speed.

Seaking now has 102 Attack, 78 Speed, and 75 Special Attack.

Seel now has 75 Special Attack.

Sentret now has 51 Attack and 60 Speed.

Shellder now has 65 Special Attack.

Shuckle now has 40 HP.

Slowpoke now has 40 Attack and 65 Special Attack.

Slugma now has 70 Attack, 50 HP, 75 Defense, and 50 Special Defense.

Smeargle received +15 to every stat.

Smoochum received +10 in every stat except Speed.

Sneasel now has 105 Attack, 95 Special Attack, and 125 Speed.

Squirtle now has 55 Special Attack.

Stantler now has 101 Attack, 101 Speed, and 77 Defense.

Steelix now has 110 Attack.

Sudowoodo now has 70 Speed.

Suicune now has 95 Speed.

Sunflora now has 125 Special Attack.

Sunkern received +25 to every stat.

Swinub now has 60 Hp, 70 Attack, 55 Defense, 45 Special Attack, and 55 Special Defense.

Tangela now has 75 Special Defense.

Tauros now has 105 Attack and 115 Speed.

Teddiursa now has 90 Attack.

Togetic now has 85 HP.

Typhlosion now has 120 Speed.

Tyrogue received +25 to every stat.

Unown now has 72 Speed.

Ursaring now has 140 Attack.

Venomoth now has 105 Special Attack and 97 Speed.

Venonat now has 65 Special Attack.

Venusaur received +10 Special Attack and Special Defense and +5 to every other stat.

Victreebel now has 115 Special Attack.

Vileplume now has 95 HP.

Voltorb now has 65 Special Attack.

Wartortle now has 75 Special Attack.

Weepinbell now has 100 Special Attack.

Weezing now has 95 Special Attack.

Wigglytuff now has 90 Attack and 95 Special Attack.

Xatu now has 85 Attack, 103 Special Attack, and 103 Speed.

Yanma now has 75 Attack, 85 Special Attack, and 130 Speed.

Zubat now has 55 Attack.

 

 

Move Changes:

 

 

Doubleslap now has 20 BP per hit.

Comet Punch now has 25 BP per hit.

Cut now has 100 Acc, 60 Power, and is now a Bug-type move.

Fly now has 90 BP.

Slam now has 100 BP.

Jump Kick now has 95 BP.

Tackle now has 50 BP and 100 Acc.

Thrash now has 120 BP.

Poison Sting now has 35 BP.

Twineedle now has 40 BP per hit.

Pin Missile now has 20 BP per hit.

Submission now has 95 BP and 100 Acc.

Absorb now has 40 BP.

Mega Drain how has 50 BP and 15 PP.

Petal Dance now has 120 BP.

Dragon Rage is now a 75 BP Dragon Attack that never misses.

Fire Spin now has 35 BP.

Rock Throw now has 100 Acc.

Dig is now 80 BP.

Recover's PP has been reduced to 10.

Smog now has 50 BP.

Constrict now has 40 BP.

Hi Jump Kick now has 130 BP.

Glare now has 100 Acc.

Leech Life now has 40 BP.

Sky Attack has been reduced to 120 BP but no longer requires a charge up turn. Instead, it has a 10% chance of making the foe flinch.

Bubble now has 30 BP.

Crabhammer is now 110 BP.

Triple Kick now begins with 20 BP.

Aeroblast now has 100 Acc.

Powder Snow now has 50 BP.

Mach Punch now has 60 BP.

Zap Cannon now has 70 Acc.

Outrage now has 130 BP.

Giga Drain now has 75 BP and 10 PP.

Steel Wing now has 90 BP.

Sacred Fire now has 150 BP and 100 Acc.

Dynamicpunch now has 70 Acc.

Dragonbreath now has 95 BP.

Metal Claw now has 65 BP.

Rock Smash now has 40 BP.

Beat Up now works like Double Kick and has 50 BP per hit.

 

 

Level-up changes by Dex Order:

 

 

Bulbasaur and Ivysaur now learn Giga Drain at Lvl 30 instead of Sweet Scent.

Charmander, Charmeleon, and Charizard now learn Metal Claw at Lvl 13 instead of Smokescreen.

Pidgey, Pidgeotto, and Pidgeot now learn Double-Edge instead of Agility.

Fearow now learns Drill Peck at Lvl 36 instead of Lvl 40

Spearow and Fearow now learn Take Down instead of Pursuit.

Ekans and Arbok now learn Sludge Bomb and Toxic instead of Acid/Haze

Sandshrew and Sadnslash now learn Dig instead of Swift and Earthquake instead of Sandstorm.

Nidoking learns Megahorn at Lvl 23 instead of Thrash.

Vulpix learns Morning Sun at Lvl 25 instead of Roar.

Ninetales learns Fire Blast at Lvl 37 instead of Fire Spin.

Zubat and Golbat now learn Wing Attack at Lvl 22 instead of Lvl 27/30

Meowth and Persian now learn Hypnosis instead of Fury Swipes

Psyduck and Golduck now learn Psychic instead of Psych Up at Lvl 31.

Growlithe now learns Crunch at Level 42 instead of Take Down.

Arcanine now has Crunch and Flamethrower at Lvl 1 instead of Bite and Ember.

Poliwag and Poliwhirl now learn Bubblebeam instead of Rain Dance.

Bellsprout and Weepinbell now learn Giga Drain instead of Sweet Scent.

Tentacool and Tentacruel now learn Water Gun at Lvl 12 instead of Wrap and Toxic instead of Constrict.

Ponyta and Rapidash now learn Flame Wheel at Lvl 26 instead of Fire Spin.

Magnemite and Magneton now learn Thunderbolt instead of Screech.

Farfetch'd now learns Karate Chop at Lvl 19 instead of Fury Attack, Jump Kick at Lvl 31 instead of Agility, and Sky Attack at Level 44 instead of False Swipe. (Fight/Fly)

Seel and Dewgong now learn Waterfall instead of Take Down at Level 32.

Grimer and Muk now learn Curse at Level 31 instead of Screech.

Shellder now learns Surf instead of Leer at Level 33.

Haunter and Gengar now learn Bite at Level 25 (replaces Curse) and Beat Up at Level 39 instead of Dream Eater. (Ghost/Dark)

Onix now learns Dig at Level 23 instead of Harden, Rock Slide at Level 36 instead of Sandstorm, and Earthquake at Level 45 instead of Slam.

Drowzee and Hypno learn Psybeam instead of Poison Gas and Recover instead of Psych Up.

Krabby and Kingler now learn Metal Claw at Level 16 instead of Harden and Body Slam instead of Protect.

Kingler now learns Crabhammer at Level 43 instead of 49.

Voltorb and Electrode now learn Thunderbolt instead of Light Screen.

Exeggcute now learns Giga Drain at Level 31 instead of Poisonpowder and Ancientpower at Lvl 25 instead of Stun Spore.

Hitmonchan now learns Submission at Level 44 instead of Detect.

Lickitung now learns Body Slam at Level 37 instead of Slam and Explosion at Level 43 instead of Screech.

Koffing and Weezing now learn Sludge Bomb at Level 33 instead of Haze.

Rhyhorn and Rhydon now learn Rock Throw at Level 19 instead of Fury Attack, Take Down at Level 31 instead of Scary Face, and Rock Slide instead of where Take Down used to be.

Rhydon now learns Megahorn at Level 55 instead of Leer.

Chansey learns Seismic Toss at Level 41 instead of Defense Curl.

Kangaskhan now learns Water Gun at Level 19 instead of Tail Whip and Sky Attack at Level 31 instead of Rage. (Homage to 'M Glitch.)

Horsea and Seadra now learn Dragonbreath instead of Twister and Bubblebeam instead of Water Gun.

Goldeen and Seaking now learn Psybeam instead of Flail at Level 24 and Megahorn instead of Agility.

Staryu now learns Ice Beam at Level 37 instead of Minimize.

Jynx now learns Psychic at Level 41 instead of Body Slam.

Pinsir has received a total overhaul: (Bug/Ground).

 

1 - Vicegrip

7 - Mud-Slap

13 - Magnitude

19 - Swords Dance

25 - Focus Energy

31 - Guillotine

40 - Earthquake

49 - Megahorn

 

Gyarados now learns Aeroblast at Level 45 instead of Rain Dance. (AW YEAH GYARA FINALLY HAS GOOD STAB)

Vaporeon now learns Bubblebeam at Level 25 instead of Quick Attack and Surf at Level 42 instead of Haze.

Jolteon now learns Spark at Level 25 instead of Quick Attack and Thunderbolt at Level 42 instead of Thunder Wave.

Flareon now learns Flame Wheel at Level 25 instead of Quick Attack.

Omanyte now learns Rock Throw at Level 31 instead of Leer and Spike Cannon at Level 37 instead of Protect.

Kabuto and Kabutops now learn Rock Throw at Level 10 instead of Absorb, Swords Dance at Level 28 instead of Sand Attack, and Giga Drain instead of Mega Drain.

Articuno now learns Wing Attack instead of Mist at Level 13 and Moonlight instead of Mind Reader at Level 37.

Zapdos now learns Moonlight at Level 37 instead of Detect and Thunderbolt instead of Light Screen at Level 61.

Moltres now learns Fire Spin instead of Wing Attack at Level 1, Wing Attack instead of Fire Spin at Level 13, and Morning Sun instead of Endure at Level 37.

Dratini, Dragonair, and Dragonite now learn Dragonbreath instead of Agility.

Mewtwo now learns Selfdestruct instead of Amnesia at Level 77.

Chikorita, Bayleef, and Meganium now learn Ancientpower instead of Safeguard.

Cyndaquil, Quilava, and Typhlosion now learn Submission instead of Swift.

Typhlosion now learns Flamethrower at Level 50 instead of Level 60.

Totodile, Croconaw, and Feraligatr now learn Crunch instead of Scary Face.

Hoothoot and Noctowl now learn Moonlight instead of Dream Eater.

Spinarak and Ariados now learn Baton Pass instead of Constrict at Level 11.

Crobat now learns Sludge Bomb at Level 55 instead of Haze.

Pichu, Cleffa, Igglybuff, and Togepi now learn Lovely Kiss instead of Sweet Kiss.

Natu and Xatu now learn Psybeam at Level 1 instead of Leer.

Xatu now learns Psychic at Level 50 instead of Level 65.

Politoed now learns Hydro Pump instead of Swagger.

Hoppip, Skiploom, and Jumpluff now learn Absorb at Level 1 instead of Splash.

Yanma now learns Hypnosis instead of Sonicboom at Level 19 and Psychic instead of Screech at Level 43.

Wooper and Quagsire now learn Recover instead of Mist.

Espeon now learns Quick Attack at Level 16, Confusion at Level 25, and Bite at Level 42 instead of Psych Up.

Umbreon now learns Bite at Level 25 instead of Quick Attack and Crunch at Level 47 instead of Screech.

Murkrow now learns Drill Peck at Level 41 instead of Mean Look.

Misdreavus now learns Psybeam instead of Psywave at Level 1, and Shadow Ball instead of Psybeam at Level 27.

Pineco and Forretress now learn Pin Missile at Level 29 instead of Bide.

Dunsparce now learns Crunch at Level 18 instead of Spite and Rock Slide at Level 26 instead of Pursuit.

Gligar now learns Wing Attack instead of Faint Attack at Level 28.

Steelix now learns Dig at Level 23 instead of Harden, Iron Tail at Level 40 instead of Sandstorm, and Earthquake at Level 49 instead of Crunch.

Snubbull and Granbull now learn Headbutt instead of Roar, Crunch instead of Rage, and Double-Edge instead of Take Down.

Scizor now learns Baton Pass at Level 48 instead of Double Team.

Heracross now learns Low Kick at Level 19 instead of Fury Attack and Submission at Level 35 instead of Take Down.

Sneasel has a shifted around moveset:

 

1 - Scratch

1 - Leer

9 - Quick Attack

17 - Bite

25 - Slash

33 - Swords Dance

41 - Ice Punch

46 - Submission

52 - Metal Claw

57 - Beat Up

 

Teddiursa and Ursaring now learn Metal Claw instead of Snore.

Swinub and Piloswine now learn Curse instead of Endure, Earthquake instead of Mist, and Rock Slide instead of Amnesia.

Mantine now learns Confuse Ray at Level 25 instead of Take Down and Hydro Pump instead of Conduse Ray at Level 49.

Skarmory now learns Drill Peck at Level 37 instead of Fury Attack.

Houndour and Houndoom now learn Beat Up instead of Faint Attack.

Kingdra now learns Dragonbreath at Level 29 instead of Twister.

Donphan now learns Ancientpower at Level 25 instead of Fury Attack.

Porygon2 now learns Growth instead of Defense Curl at Level 24.

Stantler has a new moveset: (Normal/Fighting)

 

1 - Tackle

8 - Confuse Ray

15 - Stomp

23 - Hypnosis

31 - Jump Kick

40 - Mega Kick

49 - Megahorn

 

Tyrogue now learns Mach Punch at Level 1 instead of Tackle.

Hitmontop now learns Mach Punch at Level 19 instead of Quick Attack and Jump Kick at Level 37 instead of Agility.

Miltank now learns Seismic Toss at Level 26 instead of Bide.

Blissey now learns Seismic Toss at Level 33 instead of Defense Curl.

Raikou now learns Extremespeed instead of Roar.

Entei now learns Extremespeed instead of Roar, Rock Slide instead of Fire Spin, and Morning Sun instead of Swagger.

Suicune now learns Extremespeed instead of Rain Dance and Reflect instead of Mist.

Larvitar, Pupitar, and Tyranitar now learn Outrage instead of Scary Face.

Lugia now learns Aeroblast instead of Swift at Level 66.

Ho-Oh now learns Sacred Fire at Level 66 instead of Swift.

Celebi now learns Psychic at Level 30 instead of Future Sight.

 

 

Evolution changes:

 

 

Golbat -> Level 40 -> Crobat

Poliwhirl -> Moon Stone -> Politoed

Kadabra -> Level 40 -> Alakazam

Machoke -> Level 40 -> Machamp

Graveler -> Level 40 -> Golem

Slowpoke -> Water Stone -> Slowking

Haunter -> Level 40 -> Gengar

Onix -> Level 40 -> Steelix

Chansey -> Sun Stone -> Blissey

Seadra -> Level 48 -> Kingdra

Scyther -> Level 30 -> Scizor

Eevee -> Sun Stone -> Espeon

Eevee -> Moon Stone -> Umbreon

Porygon -> Level 40 -> Porygon2

Pichu -> Level 15 -> Pikachu

Cleffa -> Level 15 -> Clefairy

Igglybuff -> Level 15 -> Jigglypuff

 

 

Type Changes:

 

 

Pinsir is now Bug/Ground.

Azumarill is now Water/Normal.

Stantler is now Normal/Fighting.

Farfetch'd is now Fighting/Flying.

Haunter and Gengar are now Ghost/Dark.

Venomoth is now Bug/Psychic.

Feraligatr is now Water/Dark.

 

 

TM changes:

 

 

TM09 now teaches Body Slam.

TM13 now teaches Rock Slide.

TM20 now teaches Growth.

TM40 now teaches Swords Dance.

TM43 now teaches Sky Attack.

 

 

Well, that's not /all/ of the changes. Just most of them. The rest I'll hunt down later in the thread. The trainer changes are way too numerous to count, but I'll see if I can get the major battle changes posted at least.

 

I will be boxing them in a special box, then releasing them at the end of the run and putting the death count on the screen.

[Electrobolt 2,069]

Hah... Sounds pretty interesting... I'll be sure to keep an eye on this topic Being a fan of the Pokemon games, that is. I might wanna try it out myself xD Haven't quite watched the video yet, but I will real soon

[Blaine 23]

Besides from being absolutely crazy, your LP is pretty fun to watch.

You also have a great voice, that dont make you cringe and hope the person would stop talking .

[Grace Braid 240]

OMG YOU NUZLOCKING IT?!?!

 

I'm hoping I won't go to the grave /that/ quickly!

 

 

 

Sorry, had to put that.

 

I played Crystal Enhanced. I don't think I could do a Nuzlocke and live to tell the tale. That game is brutal. All I can say is, good luck!

 

Aye. I'll certainly need all of the luck I can get.

 

Yet ANOTHER LP I need to pay attention to! D:

 

First my one friend has two Star Wars Let's Plays going on, another group of friends both have Minecraft LPs, and a Morrowind LP, King of Magikarps's My Little Playthrough: Pokemon Yellow is Magic, and now this!

 

ARGHH! Why is everyone starting their LPs at once! I've been planning my own for a while now and I haven't even started!

 

But I'll make sure to try to keep up! Nuzlock AND Enhanced! Good luck man, you'll need it!

 

Damn, you're gonna stretch yourself thin with all of those LP's to watch.

 

Hah... Sounds pretty interesting... I'll be sure to keep an eye on this topic Being a fan of the Pokemon games, that is. I might wanna try it out myself xD Haven't quite watched the video yet, but I will real soon

 

You might want to hold out on trying this hack until after you watch a few episodes in, when I will begin to face other trainers. I predict many challenges ahead.

 

Besides from being absolutely crazy, your LP is pretty fun to watch.

You also have a great voice, that dont make you cringe and hope the person would stop talking .

 

Thanks! I was a bit worried about my voice not being that pleasant sounding to people, so the compliment is very much so appreciated!

 

Anyways, I have a new episode up now!

 

 

Next episode is when things will really start to happen, so you guys have that to look forward to!

[Electrobolt 2,069]

Uh oh, rival battle incoming!!! But will the rival's Pokemon already be at a higher level, or will it be unchanged with the starter being level 5...? Gotta wait to find out, though I'm betting it's gonna be the former: The rival already has a higher-level starter

[Blaine 23]

Pidgeys are deadly? I stil remember Spearows pecking away my whole low-lvl team when i started pokemon.

And don't get me started on the Zubats. Fighting them was a big no, but you'd encounter them every two steps.

[Grace Braid 240]

Uh oh, rival battle incoming!!! But will the rival's Pokemon already be at a higher level, or will it be unchanged with the starter being level 5...? Gotta wait to find out, though I'm betting it's gonna be the former: The rival already has a higher-level starter

 

Ehe. You'll see.

 

Pidgeys are deadly? I stil remember Spearows pecking away my whole low-lvl team when i started pokemon.

And don't get me started on the Zubats. Fighting them was a big no, but you'd encounter them every two steps.

 

Zubats aren't that bad for me, really. They're just really really really really annoying. Although I do agree with Spearows-they are basically Pidgeys on steroids.

 

Anyways, episode 3 is out!:

 

 

Sorry for the delay. I had to do some things the past few days, but I make up for it slightly with a slightly longer than usual video.

[Electrobolt 2,069]

lolwut??? Lucky Egg purchasable in shops? AND you get a Master Ball instead of a Berry on your starter??? Kinda seems like they wanna give you good tools early on to help you in the long run... And the rival battle did seem pretty easy Mainly because Squirtle only attacked with a damaging move ONCE xD

[NeverNeverland 1,940]

Well I saw the episodes. I like 'em. Will you continue posting videos in this thread?

[Blaine 23]

Hahaha, that Lucky Egg was certainly a surprise.

I wonder how much harder this game gets, as of now it does not seem all that cruel if you do a fair amount of grinding.

Well the squirtle could have stomped you easily, but I kinda expected the AI to screw it up once more...

[Grace Braid 240]

Can't reply to the comments specifically right now really because I don't have much time, but I will just say that yes, I will post EVERY video for this LP on this thread, even if it goes into the hundreds(which at this pace I wouldn't be surprised if it did ) and that I got REALLY lucky with the rival battle and that things are gonna get harder. MUCH harder.

 

Anyways, episode 4 time!

 

 

Sorry for the delay. Youtube was being really annoying and not uploading the video at all for several days ><.

[Blaine 23]

That Beecatcher was worth over 1000 xp oO

Talk about free expirience...

 

I think you can fix the money-thing at your mom again, just talk to her and tell her not to save anymore.

[Jokuc 8,173]

Cool, I've gotta try this verision sometime!

[rolle 320]

i gotta try this once im done with my other game