GSDS

i took your what pokemon am i test



i am butterfree!!!! j

[27/02/2009 22:58:16]

Lucario

Boy, was that a request or what? Lol!

[27/02/2009 15:43:47]

b_l_minu

Butterfree, I had a dream that you announced a new feature to your site that was just like Serebii's Animedex thing, only you made it because Serebii's was full of errors and you were mad that it didn't include Pokemon Snap. Just wanted to share.

[27/02/2009 00:47:20]

Lucario

Butterfree: Lucario… sick… too much… technical stuff…

[25/02/2009 17:10:03]

dratinifan
Commenting on: 02-18-09

Happy late Birthday! I like the Sections that Suck, gives me an idea of what not to include on my new website (not that I'd do something like the HTML guide, I'm planning to include one, but when I'm better at it, right now I'm not that good)

[25/02/2009 02:29:11]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

(Or, if that's not clear: the Pokémon listed under "Morning" are the actual Pokémon that appear on the route. Then you check the other columns - for instance, it might be day, and you might have FireRed in your GBA slot - and if there is a Pokémon in any slot for a condition that is true, it replaces the default "Morning" Pokémon in that slot. That's how multiple conditions can take place simultaneously - they replace different slots of the default.)

[25/02/2009 01:14:43]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

Specifically this part:



"There is one possible Pokémon and level in each rarity slot for Morning, which is the default method. For all the other methods (day, night, PokéRadar, swarming, and each of the GBA Pokémon games), a number of rarity slots is reserved for possibly being changed when that condition is met. This is organized such that it will never overlap; the GBA games change slots nine and ten, for instance, while slots three and four are modified when it is day or night. Basically, for all the method conditions that are true for you - the time of day, whether you're using the PokéRadar, whether there's a Pokémon swarming at the moment, whether and which GBA Pokémon game you have in your GBA slot - a couple of slots are changed from the default morning. The tables in this section reflect this by not listing any methods that do not modify any Pokémon slots in the location and showing all unmodified slots as -. This naturally does not mean there is no Pokémon in this slot at all when using this method; it just means that either the slot is modified by something else or it is the default Morning Pokémon."

[25/02/2009 01:10:32]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

You really should read the "How to read this section" bit at the very top of that section before attempting to understand it. :/

[25/02/2009 01:08:25]

Typhloise

Thanks!



I was looking at the D/P locations, and it said that on certain routes, only one Pokemon would appear at night or at day. However, it's not the only Pokemon to appear at that time! Is this because the Pokemon that appear in the day also appear in the morning and at night?



I'm very confused.

[25/02/2009 00:05:32]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

Goroliath, I can easily tell that that was you, and it was probably the lamest attempt at impersonating me I have ever seen. Just don't bother.



And I really don't have any need for an "Emerald sprite" for Leta. The D/P-style sprites are the official sprites of the line now, and if I wanted animation frames for the R/S sprites, I'd have made them before.



A Pokéradar chain is when you use the Pokéradar, walk into one of the patches that move, beat (or catch) the Pokémon that appears, and then move to one of the patches that shake immediately after the battle ends. If the patch that shakes is the same Pokémon, some patches will shake again after that battle, and so on until the chain is broken. The chain refers to the number of the same Pokémon you've battled in a row using this method.



(You need to use Repels when chaining, by the way, as having a random encounter in an ordinary patch of grass will automatically break the chain.)

[24/02/2009 21:59:02]

Typhloise

*laughs at pitiful spammer who can't even think of an actually upsetting remark*



Last night, I would walk into the grass multiple times, each time using the Pokeradar. I did it 151 times. Am I doing something wrong?



What's a Pokeradar chain?

[24/02/2009 20:14:53]

Goroliath

Hey!Could i make Leta an Em-

erald sprite?

[24/02/2009 11:43:20]

Butterfree
Admin
Website: The Cave of Dragonflies

Yes, if you have a PokéRadar chain, you become more likely to find a shiny, maximizing at a forty-Pokémon chain.

[24/02/2009 09:51:06]

Lucario

Typhloise: I think it has something to do with the Poke Radar or something. Pidgeot: I have IE and nothing's ever happened. Weird…

[24/02/2009 03:00:10]

Pidgeot

Yeah, it was my cache. I had it set to NEVER check for newer versions of stored pages.

[23/02/2009 19:02:54]

Pidgeot

On again, off again. This is why I try to stay away from IE.

[23/02/2009 18:59:58]

Pidgeot

Aaand now it's working again. Must have been my browser's cache.

[23/02/2009 18:57:10]

Pidgeot

CharizardGirl's comment is on the 02/18 update, and it appears in the regular guestbook as a comment on that update, but when you go to the main page and click on "View Comments", it says there are no comments. What's going on?

[23/02/2009 18:55:26]

Typhloise

How did you do that??? Is there some secret way of increasing the chance of getting a shiny???

[23/02/2009 15:39:42]

Pikachu Goddess

Go for a shiny Pikachu. :D

[23/02/2009 00:57:55]