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The Story:
Winter is setting upon the Ceriama Region! The gyms are closing down for the season, and its high school trainers are gearing up for another season of the CRHS (Ceriama Regional High School) Challenge. Primum Town, a small town on the southwest coast of Ceriama, has a storied history of great trainers, but has not seen success in a number of years.
Much like Primum Town, you're down on your luck, bummed about missing another year of high school team tryouts due to not having a Pokemon of your own. But it IS your birthday today, and the first snow of the coming winter is here... Maybe something is different about today?
Pokemon: Winter Version has 10 playable chapters, the complete story of the game plus 1 DLC, in its current state, with roughly 30-35 hours of gameplay included.
The Primum Town Pokemon Team
Features:
19 new regional Pokemon, and over 300 Pokemon from generations I, II, III, and IV.\
GTS trading!
FRLG menus and battle interfaces.
Speed up script, press S to toggle game speeds (normal, fast, fastest).
Starters:
Each starter Pokemon - Ceriaman Mudkip, Chikorita, and Charmander - comes with a new, unique ability.
Toxic Coat (Mudkip) - Boosts defense when hit by a Poison-type move. White Heat (Chikorita) - Powers up "not very effective" Fire-type moves. Sea Scale (Charmander) - Ups resistance to Electric-type moves.
With contributions from:
AvatarMonkeyKirby
Luka S.J.
Boushy
MiDas Mike
Brother1440
Near Fantastica
FL.
PinkMan
Genzai Kawakami
Popper
help-14
Rataime
IceGod64
SoundSpawn
Jacob O. Wobbrock
the__end
KitsuneKouta
Venom12
Lisa Anthony
Wachunga
and everyone else who helped out
Speed Up, by Marin
Fly Animation, by KleinStudio
Water Currents, by Sockand
FR/LG Party Screen, by silentgamer64, adapted by myself
FR/LG Battle Screen, by parkedhampster
FR/LG Summary Screen, by Seyuna
GTS, by Hansiec and Manoel Afonso
Credits, Sprites:
Spoiler:
Animated Torch, by GrumpyDiamond
Various snow sprites, by unknown
Credits, Music:
Spoiler:
Earthbound - Bicycle Ride, Apple Kid's Theme
Bomberman Hero - Mimesis, Zip, Redial, Tripod, Supplement
Deltarune - A Town Called Hometown, School, Beginning
Pokemon FR/LG - Gym
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 - Battle!!
Advance Wars - Hachi's Theme
Kingdom Hearts - Twilight Town, Olympus Coliseum, Destiny Islands
Undertale - Waterfall, It's Raining Somewhere Else, Sans, Death by Glamour
Octopath Traveler - For Treasure
LoZ: Minish Cap - Lost Woods
Sonic Heroes - Casino Park
Super Mario Sunshine - Hotel Delfino Casino
Mario Tennis - Menu
Kirby 64 - Factory Inspection
Final Fantasy I - Overworld, Underwater Temple
Paper Mario - Forever Forest
Paper Mario - Yoshi's Island
Professor Layton - Minicar
La Mulana - Fearless Challenger, Requiem, Good Night Mom
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards - Shiver Star
Undertale - Snowdin Town
Paper Mario - Crystal Palace Crawl
Pokemon Conquest - Ice Battle
Donkey Kong Country - Water World
Donkey Kong Country 2 - Stickerbush Symphony
Sonic Battle - Battle Highway
F-Zero Maximum Velocity - Fire Field
Nicktoons Battle for Jungle Island - Jungle Theme
Mario Kart: Super Circuit - Koopa Beach, Shy Guy Beach
Scurge: Hive - Ending
Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade - Shaman in the Dark
Pokemon: Mystery Dungeon - There's Trouble
Mario Advance 3 - Yoshi's Island
Undertale - Here We Are
Super Mario Galaxy - Final Boss
Undertale - Respite
Super Paper Mario - Overthere Stair
Final Fantasy VII - Reunion
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories - Graceful Assassin
Undertale - Hopes and Dreams
Earthbound - Battle Against a Machine
KBRX - Eclipse of Fusion
Kururin Paradise - Tree Land
Kururin Paradise - Train Land
Kururin Paradise - Sand Land
Kururin Paradise - Strawbery Land
Paper Mario - Mt. Lavalava
Kururin Paradise - Epilogue
My images didn't work correctly when I first uploaded, but between this morning and now I've added a new version that includes GTS trading. Reach chapter 5 to unlock it!
This looks absolutely phenomenal, I'm assuming that chapter 10 marks the end of the main story. Will future saves be compatible with the next update? Also, I suggest you change the tag from development to "release", since it will help with garnering more attention. Cheers and good luck!
This looks absolutely phenomenal, I'm assuming that chapter 10 marks the end of the main story. Will future saves be compatible with the next update? Also, I suggest you change the tag from development to "release", since it will help with garnering more attention. Cheers and good luck!
Thanks for the tip! Changed to release. Yes, all versions are backwards-compatible so you can pick it up at any point and preserve your save. And yes, chapter 10 is the final chapter but I plan to do at least 2 more major releases afterwards with some sidequest/post-game content, maybe more.
You would have to use GTS trading to get the other starters (of the 3 choices in the beginning), the other 6 starters from gen 1-3 you can find 2 of them, and can trade for the others.
Thanks to answering my question I have another question do this game have the normal exp share or exp all? And where do you get it? sorry for the questions and where is the gts trading.
Thanks to answering my question I have another question do this game have the normal exp share or exp all? And where do you get it? sorry for the questions and where is the gts trading.
After finishing Chapter 4, return to Primum High School and battle Coach Zeke. Defeating him nets you the Exp Share.
GTS trading is in Infigo City at the Pokemon Web Services building. The operation is still being developed when you visit during Chapter 3, but once you
Wild Electabuzz (Power Plant) have a small chance of holding an Electrizer, which you can use on Electabuzz to evolve it.
#2:
Spoiler:
The Game Corner in Infigo City has a secret lounge that you can only access with a Porygon in your party (obtainable for 9,999 coins). The lounge has a special prize counter where you can exchange coins for an Electrizer.
In all my test runs of the game I have never had to grind, if you don't skip trainers and do the side-game content (maybe that still counts as grinding, I don't know) you should always be able to win battles, although the difficulty is still tough.
To reduce grinding, here are some leveling tips/secrets:
Spoiler:
After Chapter 3, on the Infigo City Department Store roof there is a Cooltrainer that will always battle you if given a Fresh Water. This trainer gives out a ton of EXP per battle, and can quickly be used to powerlevel for the tough content in Chapter 4.
After Chapter 4, return to Primum High School to face Coach Zeke. You'll get an Exp Share for defeating him.
During Chapter 6, you visit the Ancient Temple. If you find a column with a black jewel on it, you can do a slider puzzle to unlock the Shadow Trials, a gauntlet of trainers that gives powerful rewards every 10 floors. This is the best end-game grinding spot, as the Pokemon are all level 60+ and can quickly power up your team.
Hey, thanks! Base shiny rate is buffed, yeah, it's 1 in 2,048. You can also get the Shiny Charm later in the game from a sidequest to further boost the odds.
Hey, thanks! Base shiny rate is buffed, yeah, it's 1 in 2,048. You can also get the Shiny Charm later in the game from a sidequest to further boost the odds.
Thank you for the quick response! Don't mind me asking, but are Nature changers present in the game, and do opposing trainers Pokémon have EVs attached to them?
Opposing trainers, for the most part, have even distribution of EVs spread over all stats unless specified. I've only specified EV values for trainers in the endgame, though.
And I'm honestly not sure what you mean by nature changers, like items to change natures for Pokemon? I don't have anything like that, if that's what you mean.
