I poisoned Qwilfish (proof that it's no longer a Poison-type) and I brought out Feebas and Seedot as sacrificial lambs. Okay, I took things a bit slower and didn't rely on Guillotine, and that got me the win. Wow! I'm playing through speedup, so I'm missing what's killing me, but I caught that Qwilfish's Aurora Beam OHKOs everyone, being super effective to Beldum specifically. Macho Brace replaced the hidden Potion in Viridian Forest as well. For example, the hidden item in Viridian Forest is a Miracle Seed instead of Antidote. I should've done this earlier, but the randomized nature makes looking for all hidden items more desirable. So I took a break and found a video on hidden item locations. I lost to Brock, but his Pokemon are Qwilfish and Elekidz, so it should be easy, compared to the previous trainer.
So I managed to KO both with that move in another attempt. I felt the only way I could beat that trainer was to use Guillotine.
Damn Registeel has Spore! I doubt the accuracy of that was changed. Kirlia got busy at first, but Beldum was the MVP, didn't use Guillotine by the way. I beat him easily, I was a wee bit overleveled, Beldum was level 12, compared to his level 9 Pokemon. The accuracy is 20, I think OHKO moves are originally 30 in accuracy.Īfter losing to Brock's gym trainer, who had a Charizard and Registeel, I took on my rival on Route 22. Yeah, this is my spam move since the PP is 20. On the second try, Guillotine took it out. I lost against the Mew-using Bug Catcher for example. I lost a few times, by the way, I'm just not making note of it. The final Bug Catcher in Viridian Forest has a level 9 Mew, just pleasant. I'm finding that with going in blind, not knowing how stats are spread within Pokemon, neutral natures are more desirable because then there's no risk of getting a bad one that negatively affects the wrong stat. I also caught a Ground-type Feebas that seems to be favor Attack. Items on the field are randomized too, found a Mental Herb in Viridian Forest for example. More shenanigans continue, I caught a Seedot that's pure Fighting with the Stench ability and Ice-type Horn Drill. I caught a Kirlia on Route 22, Dark/Ice, Poison Point, and it has Tail Glow! I had to get it. The random encounters aren't limited to pre-evolved forms. My rival chose Bagon, so I was able to win without taking much damage. Guillotine has 20 PP! So I just kept using it until it hits. Yeah, I'm keeping Beldum, Bagon is useless. Bagon, Psychic/Ground, Truant, Fire-type moves: Safeguard, Gust, Pound, and Stomp. Rest, Water Pulse, and Grudge are also in the moveset. Duskull, Psychic-type, White Flute, Huge Power, Normal-type moves. Kinesis, Petal Dance, and Karate Chop are the Poison-type moves, Guillotine is Normal. Beldum is Flying/Rock with a White Flute attached to it, Soundproof, 3 Poison-type moves, and Guillotine. I feel like sharing some info about these, so I'm restarting a few times. The starter choices: Beldum, Bagon, Duskull. Not much more to say, time to get into this.
I just hope all evolutions are level-up ones. I'm going to try and play this blind, not using a ROM editor to search stuff up. Pokemon, evolutions, movesets, move power and types, stats, everything. I found this, already randomized, on a ROMhack hosting site, by "SKR." You can easily find this by searching "Fire Red Extreme Randomizer." To put it simply, everything is randomized.
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