a) Changing the wild pokémon's levels to around 70 or 80 (That's around my team's levels) What's the code to do this?

b) Speeding the game up with a GameShark code (Is this possible?)

Thanks in advance

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ICQ Message Session, 4.1.2001:

22:48 OrientalNoodle> Tell me your opinion on Pikachu.
22:49 Philbo> I can't express it in words

The words f**king and die come into it over 150 times tho

But now I'm asking for the codes to do those things I asked

So... What's the code to raise wild pokémons's levels?

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ICQ Message Session, 4.1.2001:

22:48 OrientalNoodle> Tell me your opinion on Pikachu.
22:49 Philbo> I can't express it in words

The words f**king and die come into it over 150 times tho

As cfalcon said, Level isn't Sharked directly...you have to apply the appropriate amount of EXP to the Pokemon, box it, and see where it's at. You should be able to figure out the right amount, by checking our Pokedex to see the Pokemon's growth rate, then looking up the growth equations.

Why it "isn't" cheating: If I can raise wild pokémons's levels, it would be the same as if I made practice robots for boxing

So... What's the code to raise wild pokémons's levels?

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ICQ Message Session, 4.1.2001:

22:48 OrientalNoodle> Tell me your opinion on Pikachu.
22:49 Philbo> I can't express it in words

The words f**king and die come into it over 150 times tho

You just want to cheat what you're gonna get, not get something and then cheat it...

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ICQ Message Session, 4.1.2001:

22:48 OrientalNoodle> Tell me your opinion on Pikachu.
22:49 Philbo> I can't express it in words

The words f**king and die come into it over 150 times tho

...anyway, what you're looking for isn't exactly a method to train faster, it's just a way to avoid training...which is why I figured your might just as well Shark stat exp.

At any rate...how about shortening that sig?

BTW, it isn't a way to avoid training, I would still be fighting for all the exp I get, because of course the pokémon would be harder to beat

Okay, I shortened it a little.

Anyway, basically there's two codes, one to choose species and one to choose level of the monster you are fighting, and they should be on Gamefaqs right now. I also have them someplace, and anyone who has a shark compendium (Lugia, for instance), will also have them.

But as K said, it's still cheating... But you can say you fought them up to 100.

I think it's cheating in the same way I think Dodrio / Doduo mode is cheating: it is something not intended when the game was made. Nintendo might make up rules, but that doesn't change the game... I don't imagine that anyone, even a purist, would have a problem with either of these two methods, to be honest. Some people are schmucks, and think that anything the shark touches is tainted, though...

Oh fine, I'll look on Gamefaqs myself...

01XX27D1

Fight monsters of level XX. XX=50 for L80 monsters...

-cfalcon

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-cfalcon

Sadly, it doesn't work

Or, it DOES, but you don't receive right exp. for it (At least I think about 1400 exp for a level 80 Kadabra is not right...).

...just a thought.

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Originally posted by cfalcon:
I think it's cheating in the same way I think Dodrio / Doduo mode is cheating

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Sorry for sounding stupid, but, wht is this "Dodrio/doduo mode"?

Doduo and Dodrio modes are prizes for beating certain levels. In these modes the game plays much faster than normal speed. Something like x2 for Doduo and x4 for Dodrio.

It makes training (and everything else) go a lot faster, and prevents neck strain.