The ability of the lead Pokémon in your party has an effect on the Pokémon you can encounter in the wild. In this guide, I will be using a general example, without using a battle video. Set the TID, SID, and the max results to as high as you're willing to wait, then hit generate. If you're after a specific Pokémon, set the encounter slots to the one(s) you're after. For other captures, don't be too stringent on the desired IVs-you're not going to find a penta-flawless spread on an early frame. For the purpose of a breeding parent, select only the IVs you want to pass on, as determined by the desired Egg IV frame. Set the Method to Method H-2 (Gen 3), the encounter type to the proper type for grass, Surfing, fishing, or Safari Zone, and the desired IVs.

Since many wild encounters are in areas with random NPCs, be sure to open the menu, start fishing, or use Rock Smash as soon as possible to freeze their movement.įor this, the main window of RNG Reporter will be used. It would not be a good idea to aim for such a spread, as there is no way to know when you would get something other than H-2. Methods H-4 and H-1 are fairly uncommon, but they are possible. As such, the primary method to search with is Method H-2. In the 3rd generation, wild encounters are determined by Method H, with the PID/IV relation being primarily Method 2. Wild Pokémon are ones encountered in tall grass, really tall grass (Route 119), deep sand, in caves, Surfing, underwater seaweed, fishing, and by using Rock Smash. However, some wild Pokémon are unique to Emerald, such as certain Safari Zone encounters, while captured Pokémon can be useful for breeding purposes. Wild Pokémon aren't as desirable to RNG in Emerald as in other games due to the fixed initial seed.

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