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Pokémon Hacking and Yu-Gi-Oh Scaling Discussion.


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This thread is for discusìon of hacking and scaling of Pokémon games and Yu-Gi-Oh packs, respectively.

 

[spoiler=What is Hacking?]

Hacking is changing a game's code so people can obtain certain items and things from the game.

 

 

 

[spoiler=What is Scaling?]

Scaling is the weighing of packs to get rarer cards in packs. You see, rarer cards are a tiny bit heavier than common cards, and only an electronic scale can pick up the difference.

 

 

 

Many people object to these measures of getting items. I've only heard a lot of objection to hacking, which are usually:

 

-Because it's cheating! D:

-Because it ruins fun! D:

 

Both are crap arguments. I'm too lazy to explain why right now.

 

I haven't heard so much scaling arguments.

 

So...blast away.

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Many people object to these measures of getting items.

 

I haven't heard so much scaling arguments.

 

Lol contradiction.

 

On-topic:

 

-Because it's cheating! D:

 

It's only cheating if /. You... MIGHT be able to work that argument more with PKMN more then YGO though.

 

-Because it ruins fun! D:

 

What fun is spending your / on / when it could be gotten in a simpler, faster way that benefits people more in that / and doesn't harm anyone?

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I agree, to a certain degree.

 

When messing with Action Replays, or Game Sharks, i never use codes that others have created using different programs. I know there's one that can create any code you like for the Pokemon Diamond and Pearl versions, but I refuse to use any codes such as that.

Why?

Because 90% of them damage your game somehow. They'll erase something or they'll change how your game operates, they'll mess with your statistics, and they'll essentially, ruin the game.

 

The only codes I would really essentially ever use would be:

Catch any pokemon

Catch shiney pokemon

999 Rare Candies

999 of any pokeball

999,999 pokedollars

Everything else I do myself.

 

Would I call that hacking? No, not essentially. In Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, any pokemon you catch in the pal park is automatically a lower level to begin with, so whats the difference in catching them in pal park or catching them in the wild at level 3? There really isn't one.

 

People have been using the rare candies cheat codes since Pokemon Blue and Red, so there's no surprise there, and as far as the money goes, how else are you going to buy all those really nice things?

 

So, is it technically hacking? Maybe...but I don't consider it, since I raise the pokemon instead of just catching them at whatever level, with whatever abilities and attacks. I'll get them to where I want them (or where the individual wants them).

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I for one think that scaling is bad,

 

Example: You're going to buy packs. Someone just used a scale and got all the rarest card packs. Then you buy a few packs hoping to get DAD/JD/SD etc. and you just get some lousy rares.

 

It's no wonder stores don't allow scaling

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Scaling does not bother me, as I have, what? 10 Yu-Gi-Oh! cards? And most of them are God cards obtained by events. But hacking, this is what bothers me. I think it is fine to get a Shaymin, or a Darkrai, or an Arceus using ARDS. Cuz it is basically like living in Japan. But messing up the games codes to get perfect IV's and EV's is NOT OK. And people argue that sooner or later you will find a Pokemon like that. News for ya, it is a random process. Choosing the EVs and IVs is NOT random. So, you are basically messing with the games files to obtain a Pokemon that is unrandom, which normally SHOULD be random.

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Scaling does not bother me' date=' as I have, what? 10 Yu-Gi-Oh! cards? And most of them are God cards obtained by events. But hacking, this is what bothers me. I think it is fine to get a Shaymin, or a Darkrai, or an Arceus using ARDS. Cuz it is basically like living in Japan. But messing up the games codes to get perfect IV's and EV's is NOT OK.

 

[b']Don't you think it's painful to go 10 hours EV training a Pokémon, finding something wrong with it, then doing it again?[/b]

 

And people argue that sooner or later you will find a Pokemon like that. News for ya, it is a random process. Choosing the EVs and IVs is NOT random.

 

Lolcontradition? Maybe...anyways, if it's not random, then why do you think it's completely random?

 

So, you are basically messing with the games files to obtain a Pokemon that is unrandom, which normally SHOULD be random.

 

Techinically, going 10 hours EV training isn't a random process either.

Simply for the sake of randomness?! I slightly support randomness, but that is going a bit too far. D: >_>

 

*is an anti-anti-Hacker and an anti-anti-Scaler*

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I've only hacked on Pokemon when its impossible to get the Pokemon any other way, namely because the events just aren't held within a 2 hour travel radius of me (events where I am are very far between, I think the only one I knew of was Mew last year), other than that, I'd rather get them myself.

 

Plus my WiFi has no chance of working again, unless Nintendo sort the issues with the WiFi dongle out.

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I personally thing these two topics are too different, but w/e.

 

I for one think that scaling is bad' date='

 

Example: You're going to buy packs. Someone just used a scale and got all the rarest card packs. Then you buy a few packs hoping to get DAD/JD/SD etc. and you just get some lousy rares.

 

It's no wonder stores don't allow scaling

[/quote']

 

My opinion of the matter has always been that non-scalers have no one to blame for their "bad pulls" but themselves. They're not required to buy Yu-Gi-Oh cards, and they're free to join the scaling community, to increase the likelihood of getting good pulls.

 

If they insist on tempting fate, then they have pretty much no right to complain, especially the ones who know about scaling.

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Scaling don't care about. Don't do it, but I still have cards like E-Tele and DAd.

Besides scaling is really only easy to do when you have a box, open only the good packs and just sell the rest. Most store, well at least the ones I go to, have their cards behind things or in something so you either can't scale, or the odds of it being wrong are higher.

 

Hacking only makes your life easier and so long as it isn't Evs>510, IVs>31, moves pokemon shouldn't have, etc their is nothing wrong with it.

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I personally thing these two topics are too different' date=' but w/e.

 

I for one think that scaling is bad,

 

Example: You're going to buy packs. Someone just used a scale and got all the rarest card packs. Then you buy a few packs hoping to get DAD/JD/SD etc. and you just get some lousy rares.

 

It's no wonder stores don't allow scaling

 

My opinion of the matter has always been that non-scalers have no one to blame for their "bad pulls" but themselves. They're not required to buy Yu-Gi-Oh cards, and they're free to join the scaling community, to increase the likelihood of getting good pulls.

 

If they insist on tempting fate, then they have pretty much no right to complain, especially the ones who know about scaling.

Where can you get an electronic scale then? @_@

 

I seriously doubt that everybody can get one of those.

 

Hacking does not ruin fun. It only adds to it. It gets people to get creative' date=' and allows people to experience new maps and puzzles and stories from Pokemon without having to wait on another game.

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True dat.

 

Meh' date='

I don't worry about scalers.

If I get extras that I really don't need, I sell them in my online shop (pm me for link).

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Nice way to use your extras...but how do you sell your crap cards?

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