The short answer that I don’t really know what I’m doing. Q: Why didn’t you include Legendary and Mythical Pokémon that aren’t obtainable in vanilla.Ī: This can actually apply to a lot of features you might expect to see in the game that aren’t there. I actually did all of the Kanto trainers but I’m an idiot and changed them on the wrong ROM so I have to redo them all…Haha… I might make a HeartGold version at some point.Ī: Almost definitely. Some of it I could probably transfer over, though. As for why I didn’t just do both….I didn’t want to spend a whole bunch more time on this. It was the one I played as a kid because I prefer Lugia over Ho-oh, but that minor detail isn’t worth the convenience offered by HeartGold. I picked SoulSilver simply because it was the one I had on my mind when I decided to make this. SoulSilver requires you to visit the Whirl Islands which are much more annoying to get to and traverse than the HeartGold equivalent area. Q: Why SoulSilver over HeartGold (or both)?Ī: To be honest, if I were to go back and start from scratch, I would do this in HeartGold. Just keep these in mind going into the game so you have reasonable expectations. No changes have been made to the Kanto side of the game whatsoever. Secondly, The game is only complete up to the end of Johto. This means you can theoretically fight Pryce before Jasmine and Chuck, despite the Pokémon in that area being such a high level. The progression of the game is also the same. This includes Pokémon base stats, abilities, learnable moves, etc. This means that there are several things that are NOT changed from the vanilla game.
I took a few liberties with this (the Kanto starters are catchable in the wild, for example) but for the most part, I stuck to that rule. First of all, one of my major goals with this hack was to create an experience that still felt like it could be a vanilla Pokémon game.
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