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I decided to put Charley in the Day-Care center because I’m getting swamped with Rattatas. I proceeded to Route 5, where I caught a level 15 Pidgey named Rodger (yes, typo, I know). After helping him with a teleportation issue, he gave me his ticket for a boat.

#Pokemon fire red download for john gba lite Pc#

At the end of Route 24 I’ve found Bills house, the creator of the PC system. I forgot to name it, but it doesn’t really matter because, even though I evolved it to a Beautifly lightning fast, I also lost it lightning fast in a regular trainer battle due to a critical hit. I proceeded to Route 24 where I caught a Catterpie. I suffered no losses and earned my second badge. Bolstered by training I went on to defeat the second gym leader, Misty, a water trainer. This being Fire Red, for now this was the final stage of her evolution. Sadly, I lost Clare in the battle.īeing shaken up by this, I decided to do some training. This is where I unexpectedly stumbled into Dick and was forced to battle him. Proceeding on Route 4, I caught another Rattata, this time a male and named it Charley. Starting this session, I have cleared Mount Moon completely and got the Dome fossil. Being quite late in the night, or early in the morning, depending on how you look at it, I decided to end my session here. As you can see, it was here that I quit with the Lost naming scheme because I was getting an unusual amount of females.

I proceded through Route 3 and Mount Moon, catching a Pidgey called Missy and a Zubat called Sally on the way, respectively. They will both be mourned deeply (well, more Libby than Rousso). I foolishly decided to just go for it and lost Libby and Rousso. Pewter City is the location of the first, Rock type gym. Arriving to Pewter City, Rousso was level 6. In the forest, I raised Kate and Clare to level 10 and Libby to level 14. All that Rousse knew was Harden, so there was really no point training it for now. Next, I proceeded to Viridian forest where I caught a Kakuna, which I named Rousso. This was another female, so I named it Clare.

I proceeded to route 2 and, what a surprise, I caught another Rattata. This included lots of trips to the Pokemon Center, but thanks to this, Kate learned Quick Attack which will be really useful. I decided to train both Kate and Libby to level 8 before continuing. I got 5 Pokeballs and caught Rattata on Route 1. Following the regular story, I went to the next town to get a parcel for professor Oak and got it back to him. As my starter, I chose Charmander and nicknamed it Libby. I named my trainer Red in the style of the original comic, and my rival Dick for the fun of it. After saying all this, I think it’s time to start the game. The rewind feature is, of course, disabled. Also, since I am playing this on an emulator, I plan to use the fastf orward feature heavily to save time on loading and battle scenes. I prefer the first set of Pokemon and the graphics in this remake are a major improvement from the original. The game that I decided to try this set of rules on is Pokemon Fire Red.

Pokemon from trades or acquired by methods other than catching in the wilderness are not allowed.

Once a Pokemon dies, I need to either release him or put him in one of the PC Boxes, never to be used again.

After I get the first Pokeball, I have to catch the first Pokemon I encounter on every route.

If a wild Pokemon faints before I catch him, I forfeited that area.

All floors of the same cave count as one area.

Being new to this, I decided to try one of the easier set of rules: There are many variations to the rules of the Nuzlocke Challenge, some easier and some harder. Anyways, his, and the other challenge comics he collects are really fun to read, so I heavily recommend those. The name Nuzlocke came from a character in the comic (heavy Lost references). He decided to play Pokemon Ruby with this set of rules and drew a comic while doing it. As far as I understand it, the challenge was thought of by Ruby, the owner of the Nuzlocke Comics blog. This is why I decided to try this challenge. Are you a boy or a girl? Boy? Great, here is your monster, now go defeat 8 gym masters, beat a Team Rocket Clone on the way and become a Pokemon master. Yes, they are fun, but it’s always the exact same thing. I must admit, I was getting a bit tired of playing the same old Pokemon games.