Pokemon Inclement Emerald

About Pokemon Inclement Emerald

Scalable trainers, broad Generation 1 through 7 availability, and a deep move system make Pokémon Inclement Emerald a substantial Emerald overhaul. Buffel Saft's GBA hack offers regional starter choice, alternative trade evolutions, Mega Evolution, reusable TMs, and 143 tutor moves. Trainers and wild Pokémon scale with your party, while Normal, Hard, and Challenge modes shape the difficulty. The custom Exp. Share system, Poké Vial, hybrid HM calls, EV and IV tools, and expanded encounter locations support flexible team building.

What's in it

• Most non-Legendary Pokémon from Generations 1 through 7 are obtainable.
• Most grass routes have eight species, with additional encounters in Cut trees, sand mounds, and berry trees.
• Choose starters from any regional starter trio.
• Trade evolutions have alternative evolution methods.
• Battle participants receive full experience, while non-participants receive a quarter unless holding Exp. Share.
• A custom set of 100 TMs, 8 HMs, and 143 tutor moves, including new moves.
• Generic tutor moves are taught by an NPC in every Pokémon Center and unlock with badges.
• Special tutors are found elsewhere and can have extra requirements.
• TMs can be reused infinitely.
• Overgrow, Blaze, Torrent, and Swarm grant constant type damage boosts that grow at low HP.
• Big Root doubles healing from certain moves.
• Light Ball works for both Raichu forms with a 50% damage boost.
• Bonemerang can hit airborne targets.
• New moves, abilities, items, and mechanics from Generations 4 through 7.
• Mega Evolution.
• The in-game Pokédex shows base stats, learnsets, Egg Moves, and more.
• Milotic and Flygon can Mega Evolve.
• A custom Exp. Share system.
• Improved AI.
• Trainers and wild Pokémon scale to your party's levels.
• Normal, Hard, and Challenge difficulty modes.
• Changes to stats, types, moves, movepools, items, and abilities strengthen many Pokémon.
• The Bag holds 999 of every item.
• Decapitalized text.
• An alternative HM system.
• An improved Berry system.
• NPCs that change EVs, IVs, and Natures.
• New areas on some maps.
• Postgame rematches.
• A level-cap system limits experience above the cap while still awarding EVs.
• Every trainer has a custom moveset, with bosses and strong trainers using TM, tutor, Egg Moves, and sometimes Mega Evolution.
• Normal Mode trainers have no EVs.
• Hard Mode trainers gain EVs through the game, up to full 510-EV spreads.
• Challenge Mode uses Hard Mode rules, forbids Bag use in trainer battles, and disables Shift style.
• The Poké Vial fully heals the party outside battle, refills at Pokémon Centers, and can gain an extra charge.
• You are prompted to use another Repel when one expires.
• Healing items can be used repeatedly without returning to the Bag.
• Toggle Autorun with R, and use B to walk while it is on or run while it is off.
• Hold B to Surf faster.
• Defeated Gym Leaders can be called to use most HM moves, while Fly and Flash can be used by compatible Pokémon without knowing them.
• Fly can be used outside battle without badges.
• Receive one Premier Ball for every ten Poké Balls purchased.
• Pokémon Centers sell healing items and Poké Balls, while Marts sell consumable held items.
• A single Pokémon Center NPC handles move reminder, name rater, and move deleter services, including renaming other trainers' Pokémon.
• Friend Balls immediately provide enough friendship for friendship evolutions.
• Dream Balls grant a caught Pokémon its Hidden Ability.
• Shiny encounter odds are increased to 1 in 1024.
• View IVs and EVs on the summary screen.
• Berry trees yield more, and some grow faster.
• Berry trees on rainy routes or in the Berry Master's garden never need watering and give maximum yields.
• Berry trees can produce wild encounters that vary by growth stage.