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Pokewalker.

mds64
#21
ace1o1And to get over-weight kids out of their house and do some walking.
But most would just probably shake the Pokewalker...
If I had one and used it while working, I'd make them level 100 before my 5 hour shifts end!Gosh...super market work is taxing than you believe...
ace1o1
#22

Replying to #21

Sadly...it's only 1 level per transfer... :(
mds64
#24
ace1o1 · #22Sadly...it's only 1 level per transfer... :(
WHAT!Soo all my walking in 5 hours means one level?...makes sense considering the size, and the technology (explains why no moves-which unlike the day care centers means no crappy move sets)Plus it means you could monitor it correctly, I'd then use it for theose items then...since I'd rather raise them by hand.
johnx
#25
Maybe once you transfer it back and the Pokemon has reached the level that it will learn a new move, you could do what you'd normally do. Forgot the move or replace it with another move.
ace1o1
#26
mds64 · #24WHAT!Soo all my walking in 5 hours means one level?...makes sense considering the size, and the technology (explains why no moves-which unlike the day care centers means no crappy move sets)Plus it means you could monitor it correctly, I'd then use it for theose items then...since I'd rather raise them by hand.
But a plus is that you can catch Pokemon more easily and items can be found more easily (mini-game).
It also makes your Pokemon happier the more time you spend with it.

Replying to #25

If it levels up via the transfer and there is a move that it will learn on the game, it will not learn that move like I said above.
ace1o1No.It won't allow your Pokemon to learn new moves either.Like at lv 10 Cyndaquil learned Flame or something on my game.
But when I put a lv 9 Cyndaquil on the Pokewalker and transferred it back, it was missing a move and when it went to lv 11, it didn't learn a new move at all.So there are the downsides of the pokewalker.No EVs and no new moves at level ups. :\
johnx
#27
A question I want to know is.
Let's say I put a Pokemon in my Pokewalker.
Then it went into a battle.
What happens if I don't do anything when it is in a battle?
Will it eventually escape and continuing getting EXP?
ace1o1
#28

Replying to #27

It doesn't matter how many times you battle.I'll post a video of me using the pokewalker, how about that?
johnx
#29

Replying to #28

I was asking because let's say I was at school and it was in my pocket.
Would I have to take it out and see if it was in a battle and escape so it could continuing gaining EXP?
Because what if I can't take it out of my pocket but I need to so I can escape battle.
ace1o1
#30

Replying to #29

You don't get experience.It's just one level per transfer.
You have to choose the battle you want to do so you won't be in the middle of a battle unless you want to be in one.It's very simple.
sylar1000
#31
ShiiroAre you just lame or what?If you are not here to help then don't bother posting craps here okay? I'm just trying to find out whether I could connect the pokewalker to my rom because I was planning to buy the game sooner or later but then I've been through half of the game and I just want to know if I bought the original game , do I have to restart it all over again
Yes, i am very lame, You could of just googled your question, in fact, i will so youhttp://lmgtfy.com/?q=does+the+pokewalker+work+with+the+romIt's also kind of pointless making you transfer your pokemon back and fourth for one level. Plus the fact about not gaining any new moves.
insanecrazy07
#32
The only good thing to ever come out of the pokewalker is simply a Flying Pikachu (or a Surfing one if you didn't get the events)...
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