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Kyrsimys wrote:
So you think there's something more relevant than figuring out the meaning of life?
Of course there's more relevant things than figuring out the meaning of life. Philosophical discussions were invented as a way for smart, lazy people to avoid working.
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FractalFusion wrote:
I'm not really motivated to update it with tricks I am not familiar with, but I'm the only editor who cares about Pokemon (other than pirate_sephiroth, who hasn't been here for a long time).
So I'll have to do it sometime.
I'm an editor that cares about pokemon, I just wasn't aware that the page needed updating.
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Actually, I just bought a 50" TV, but I don't have basic cable service. I use it to play old video games on.
Right now I'm in the process of breaking it in, I hooked up a spare PC to it and I'm running electricsheep on it.
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Seriously don't ask me things, I won't answer shit. Much unlike Upthorn, Bisqwit, and Fabian.
I will, however, ridicule and troll any attempts to obtain information from me. If I feel like it.
EDIT: To be more awesome per Blublu's suggestion.
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Dearest Fabian,
Why is it, do you think, Phil asks you questions seemingly designed to illicit a negative response from you?
Also, what's the strangest, most "Twilight Zone"-esque situation that you've ever found yourself in?
Finally, I see myself as pretty forgettable and my lurking habits of late don't help, what do you think of me?
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SpeedRun Lover wrote:
Just note that not all Pokémon can be experience underflowed. Only Pokémon who need 48 experience points to reach level 3 from level 2 are candidates for experience underflowing.
Actually, only pokemon who's experience curve is "fading" can be experience underflowed because of a bug with the formula where level 0 and 1 pokemon actually have negative experience.
If you people have any other questions about glitches in Pokemon games don't ask here, it's quicker just to check http://tasvideos.org/PokemonTricks.html
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Speed Man wrote:
i had to use the recovery disk to repair my PC, why did this happen?
This happened because you don't know how to properly fix a Windows PC. You should have taken it somewhere or you should make friends with nerds and geeks.
As for why it broke, I couldn't tell you, I don't have enough information. If you need help in the future with this, turn off automatic restart on system failure, and find a place to upload the contents of your C:\Windows\Minidump directory so people in the know can repair your computer.
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Daniel, Lord Bahamut wrote:
Speed Man wrote:
I'm doing a glitched playthrough on my GBA, so far i'm at vermillion with HM01 (cut), but which badge lets you use cut?
(by the way how do you do the EXP underflow glitch?)
Cerulean Gym (Misty) lets you use cut. Experience underflow isn't possible on GBA, to my knowledge, since it's able to handle larger numbers than Game Boy was.
That would simply mean that the underflow would be more severe. Which in either case would mean a lvl100 pokemon.
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You're getting the no Hard Drive detected error because you're missing the drivers to your Hard Drive controller, and they're not built into XP. You need to get the drivers from your motherboard manufacturer and put them on a floppy, then in the part of the install where it asks you to hit F6 (or was it F2) to load additional drivers, do that.
If you don't have a floppy drive on your computer you can use an external floppy drive hooked up via USB.
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Truncated wrote:
moozooh: I am curious how you find the subpixel adress. Do you look on adresses near the whole pixel adress, or is it by the usual way of searching?
Perhaps this calls for a new topic...
It's right next to the address for X position. It normally is in most games.
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