How to get the number of party Pokemon back to 6?
Posted by: darksarcasm
Date: 2016-03-07 19:06:38
Is there a way, after the save corruption glitch, to get your party back to a normal level? I tried using Krys3000's guide for how to get Mew before your starter, but it just doesn't seem to work for me (I tried about ten times now, with some of my own variations too, but usually get stuck in the Safari Zone where every time I use a Safari Ball it says I missed the Pokemon).
My ultimate goal is to get to a point far in the game where I have Surf and Fly and access to most of the areas (so I can mess around with 8F), so I thought the easiest way to do that is to use the expanded item bag to give myself a bicycle and tons of Max Repels, and use the Level 100 Nidoking glitch for the battles I need to fight.
Also, a side note, I spent about 4 hours getting everything set up by actually playing the game through til I could get to Cinnabar and start using the "dry" item underflow glitch, and I "used" the 5F item, which glitched the screen up and froze the game. When I reloaded, my save data was deleted (or corrupted or at a wrong memory location or whatever). Hence, my quest for a quick start. Are there any of these glitch items or situations I should be careful around besides using 5F when attempting this again? I'm assuming I shouldn't ever "use" any of these glitch items again, but my curiosity got the best of me. I wanted to try programming that Pong game ZZAZZ made, but I don't want to go through all the trouble of all these steps to find that my save file gets deleted after doing it (I'm doing this on the 3DS VC)
Another question - do these RAM changes "stick" after resetting? Say I "program" Pong like ZZAZZ does in his video, then save. When I use 8F, I'm redirected to the Pong game, which presumably you get out of by resetting your game. If, upon reloading the save game, I use 8F again, will I be put back in the Pong game? Where exactly is the code "saved" to in the RAM - is it saved somewhere that could be easily overwritten (like your Pokemon data in your Boxes) or somewhere that the game doesn't touch?
Still learning a lot about this - it's all so fascinating! Thank you for all this work you've guys documented, I've been geeking out about this for the past week ever since I picked up the games up again since they've been released on the 3DS.