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Butterfree,
I realized that my sister got banned on the fourms, but I recently found this site and I would like to join, but, everytime i go to the forums, it won't let me go anywhere.
It is appciated. ^^
~Zippo12~
It's an event area. You get there if you have a special event Arceus and talk to some Hiker in the Ruins of Alph.
So anyway, I read up about this place called Sinjoh Falls on Bulbapedia, and here is my question to you guys: How do you get there?
What's that?
Oh. Sorry. :P
I wonder if anyone here plays Heroscape…
I was talking to Jirachi's BFF.
If you can use It Is, use the one with the apostrophe (it's), if not, use its.
Its, for the record, is possessive.
Yeah… I remember once I accidentally deleted my cookies.And I do use SpellCheck, but it doesn't do grammar, you know.I never could remember the difference between "its" and "it's" anyway. (Sorry if I seem mean or irritated, Bob, I know that you were just trying to help. Or incorrect grammar really bothers you.)My whole point is don't expect a ten-year-old's writing to be perfect.
I don't thinkthe computer knows those symbols. It happened to me once.
Those were a bunch of wacky symbols, by the way.
Two things: one, l'm on vacation, so please pardon the spelling errors and relative briefness of this (I'm writing this on my DSi, yay me)¡ two, "its" only has an apostrophe when used as a contraction for "it is"–the possessive is just "its."
Also, how does this thing have stuff like ???®??but not an em dash? Argh.
Also, I'm sure I've made a complete hypocrate of myself by misspelling multiple words. Do as I say, not as I do!
The default style changes depending on the reign of the Zodiac. Since the Reign of Giratina has just started, that changed the default style into Axe-Murderer. If you want it to stick with the same style, you need to make a cookie.
Not for me. It's almost always the Voice of the Forest style.
The style switcher is going crazy on me. It keeps changing every day.
O.o
If you need an example, yesterday it was Voice Of The Forest, and today it's Axe Murderer.
Errrr…..Condabra? The guy that judges the "potential" of your Pokemon is hinting at what your Pokemon's IVs are and in the stat they are in. This is what the guy said about my Dream(Jirachi)
"I see, I see….
This Pokemon has relatively superior potential overall.
That's my determination, and that's final.
Incidentally, I would say the best potential lies in it's Sp.def stat.
It can't be better in that regard.
That's how I judged it." So he means that my Dream has almost max IVs in Sp.Def.
I think Condabra means that his Pokemon with a Bashful nature have high IVs. And that's random.^-^
Rule four is basically that if there are four Voltorb, you can eliminate all the numbers except the total number for the row. So if there's a 1/4 row, you can put the Voltorb and 1 markers on every square in it (eliminating two and three); if there's a 2/4 row, you can put the Voltorb and 2 markers on every square in it (eliminating one and three); and if there's a 3/4 row, you can put the Voltorb and 3 markers on every square (eliminating one and two).
Rule five says that for every row for which the total and Voltorb numbers add up to six - 1/5, 2/4, 3/3 - you can eliminate the possibility of threes (and thus place the Voltorb, one and two markers on the squares).
Rule seven is basically that you only ever want to take markers away, with the reservation that no markers at all are equivalent to having all four. You don't put them back on. So if you've eliminated threes from a square and then a rule tells you you can eliminate ones from that square, you should be left with the Voltorb and 2 markers, with 1 and 3 both eliminated. It's pretty much a supplementary rule.
Rules six, eight and nine are rather more complicated and a bit more mathy, so it may be wise to start off without them, using only the other rules.
Do you get the idea behind the generalizing portion? Because that's probably the most important part of the guide, really.
1/8192 = 0.000122, so that would be about 0.0122%, yes.
I'm not sure what you're saying about the natures. Could you explain a bit better?
As well as the fact that, uh, Bashful appears to be the perfect nature for me. Pokemon get the highest "potential" (whatever that means) out of that nature… ._.
Also, what kind of percentage would a 1 in 8192 chance be? 0.01%?
A lot of the guide parts confuse me, mostly rules #4-#9. The first three are the only ones I can fully understand.
And since I am no good at this kind of game, to me, Voltorb Flip is 90% luck.
