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RyuHimora posted:No. This happened to me on two occasions in Red, both definitely without trading. I Levelled my Charizard to 50 before taking on Lt. Surge via sequence break and it stopped obeying me mid battle. Years later I emulated the game and cheated in rare candies to get a lvl 50 Nidoking from the start, and the same thing started happening. Yeah same here, I cheated in rare candies during a playthrough and my Blastoise stopped obeying me not long after the second gym to the point where eventually I had to restart the whole game. I'm guessing this is a glitch though as I've done the same thing in other gens and never had a problem.
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The Golux posted:It's possible that the cheating method used to get the candies in also altered either the pokemon's OT or your ID Number somehow. True, but I did this early on and had no problems until after I beat Misty. As I said, Gen 2 onwards doesn't seem to have this problem at all so I'm guessing it was probably a combination of the cheat I used and some kind of glitch in the game's code (or an issue with the rom I was using as I remember using the MissingNo glitch to rare candy my team up to 100 in my copy of Pokemon Red and never ran into this problem there). So yeah, not sure of the cause but non-traded Pokemon disobeying you does happen (but only in Gen 1 it seems).
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Sorites posted:This. The Gen 1 games saved cartridge space by completely skipping all sanity checks. So is there a reason why the first generation of Pokemon games were such a buggy mess (such as rushed development, inexperienced programmers, that sort of thing)? As considering the glitches I've read about and/or experienced myself it's a small wonder that the game even worked at all.
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