Pokemon changed FOREVER when I learned about this...

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Most players think hunting Pokemon is entirely based on luck, but this video might make you rethink the way you approach Pokemon forever...
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  • @notNajimi
    @notNajimi Жыл бұрын

    As a shiny hunter I have huge respect for RNGers. It’s a totally different skill set, whereas my hobby consists of bashing my head at a wall until it gives way :D

  • Жыл бұрын

    It actually means a lot when I get comments like this. Thank you. 🥲

  • @TheRealfrkproductions

    @TheRealfrkproductions

    9 ай бұрын

    This is the best way anyone had ever described shiny hunting 😂😂

  • @Weggle

    @Weggle

    2 ай бұрын

    I respect your grind a hell of a lot more😅 us RNG abusers are just the shiny lovers who lost patience

  • @imablisy
    @imablisy Жыл бұрын

    Amazing video! If anyone is willing to take up Jefes idea of trying out RNG, I always suggest starting from your favorite game in the series! Replay it with a new twist and discover something new about it to love.

  • @RaphaelBobillot42

    @RaphaelBobillot42

    Жыл бұрын

    I wanna thank both of you guys ! Your Yt channels got me into this ! Starting this journey in April, moving slowly at first, I now feel confident with it, and my gen4 dex is almost complete ! Wishing you the best :)

  • @TheShinyDot

    @TheShinyDot

    Жыл бұрын

    ^^ you guys thought me how to rng when I was over soft resetting I know have multiple gen 3 competitive teams but now I need someone to battle against 😂

  • @pineco74

    @pineco74

    Жыл бұрын

    That is what I did after watching your videos. Got addicted to it

  • @TheShinyDot

    @TheShinyDot

    Жыл бұрын

    @@pineco74 legit just fun to do all round

  • @Triattack007

    @Triattack007

    Жыл бұрын

    You are the one who introduced me to this concept!

  • @alexd7589
    @alexd7589 Жыл бұрын

    Honestly, RNG manipulation is just more fun in my opinion. I've been a huge shiny hunter for a long time and when I learned about RNG manipulation while desperate hunting a turtwig in platinum (months with no luck), it became a new way to approach these hunts and introduce new challenges. Hell, I even pulled out my old gameboy micro and did some repairs so that I could finally get a shiny mew in emerald (not gonna lie, I was a but teary-eyed when I got it). Thanks to RNG manipulation, I've been playing old games that hadn't seen the light of day in years.

  • @POGEYMANZFTW
    @POGEYMANZFTW Жыл бұрын

    RNG gave new life to how I play Pokemon, I started a few years ago and still do it to this day. I'm currently in the process of RNGing a team of competitive baby Pokemon in HGSS for use in Battle Revolution's Little Cup mode (Battle Revolution in general is a lot more fun when you can actually build and use optimal teams).

  • @ayu1470

    @ayu1470

    Жыл бұрын

    Seeing people work on teams for the outside games is awesome, competitive baby Pokémon team just sounds so fun

  • @et6408

    @et6408

    9 ай бұрын

    🔥

  • @FistingGuru
    @FistingGuru8 ай бұрын

    My favourite thing about RNG manipulation is the interactive nature of it, instead of mindlessly resetting the game over and over for hours.

  • 8 ай бұрын

    its like a fun minigame!

  • @Ripdooder221

    @Ripdooder221

    6 ай бұрын

    Cool, now you do math before resetting for hours mindlessly 😂

  • @FistingGuru

    @FistingGuru

    6 ай бұрын

    True 😅

  • @PikachuuNinja
    @PikachuuNinja Жыл бұрын

    Omg I got chills up my spine when the battery message happened and those lights and sound effects you added because that encapsulated exactly how I felt the first time I ever saw that!! Haha, great job! Amazing video, too~

  • @imablisy
    @imablisy Жыл бұрын

    I just watched this again and it's so good lol

  • @wesleymcdowellwm
    @wesleymcdowellwm Жыл бұрын

    I really love how what was supposed to be just a simple child's game ended up having huge meta theory and can be played in so many incredibly unique ways. Thay is the true heart of pokemon. Choice.

  • @92larsko

    @92larsko

    8 ай бұрын

    Lol that's so corny

  • @JJ_cooks

    @JJ_cooks

    5 ай бұрын

    @@92larsko who r u

  • @Threads_Of_Fate
    @Threads_Of_Fate Жыл бұрын

    I was pretty confused when I heard a large part of the community considered RNG abuse on par with hacking. RNG is basically just using a look up table to get a Pokémon you want. It's barely any different from using an encounter table for an area, aside from being way more powerful and more difficult.

  • @wapit3346

    @wapit3346

    Жыл бұрын

    It’s completely different from an areas encounter rates. You’re using outside programs and calculators to guarantee the rng, something you’d never be able to do without those tools. This is very similar to editing the codes by using the ar max. An unnatural manipulation to game brought on with the assistance of outside tools.

  • Жыл бұрын

    How do you think we get the encounter tables for an area? I'll give you a hint, its not by going off official guide books or in-game testing.

  • @wapit3346

    @wapit3346

    Жыл бұрын

    @ yeah but knowing the encounter rate doesn’t guarantee you’ll find it. Btw some guide books did have the encounter rates on them.

  • @Threads_Of_Fate

    @Threads_Of_Fate

    Жыл бұрын

    @@wapit3346 And knowing what frame to hit doesn't guarantee you will hit it.

  • Жыл бұрын

    @@wapit3346 The guide books had loose encounter rates, but thanks to dataminers looking at hidden info we actually know the exact encounter slots and odds. But taken one step farther, what about IVs? There's no way in game to see your exact IVs, only Judges which give you ranges. Thankfully dataminers looked at how the Stat formula worked mathematically, and made calculators that let you plug in Pokemon stats, which is plainly visible. RNG manipulation tools are the exact same. They are calculators. You plug-in easily visible info like Pokemon stats, and the tools use the same math as the game to calculate what Pokemon come next.

  • @iz2904
    @iz2904 Жыл бұрын

    Little did we know, this journey would last our lifetimes! I was 10 when I first started back in 2007, I'm 26 now!

  • @chillinglikeavillful

    @chillinglikeavillful

    9 ай бұрын

    Right, I started with Pokémon yellow probably at the same age, im almost 31 and RNGing right fucking now lol

  • @imthelapis
    @imthelapis Жыл бұрын

    Incredible video, I decided to try RNG manipulation a few years ago and could never come back, it was the same feeling as when I first discovered competitive pokemon, it's like another game inside the game :D The pokemon RNG community is amazing, thanks to people like you and blisy I can enjoy the games I already love even more.

  • @mayesplays
    @mayesplays Жыл бұрын

    Quality video Papa and definitely rings true for me. My ‘second finding’ of Pokemon was when I played through Soul Silver, RNG manipping at every possible chance - starter, the gift pokemon you can receive at the second? Pokémon centre, all legends, any other gifts etc Also just wanted to say you’re one of a couple of creators who have inspired me to start my own content!

  • @typemasters2871
    @typemasters2871 Жыл бұрын

    I love how RNG manipulate is exchanging luck for skill, even if manipulation is the unintended way unlike luck

  • @AsimovsMedia
    @AsimovsMedia Жыл бұрын

    Succeeded in my First RNG Arceus hunt yesterday, thanks to your video on it! Thank you! Keep producing amazing content! See you in Scarlet and Violet!

  • @catfood1788
    @catfood178810 ай бұрын

    Calling it cheating makes no sense, you are doing everything you can with what the game gives you to not cheat. Huge respect

  • @TheDeathmail

    @TheDeathmail

    9 ай бұрын

    The thing is, you are working with glitches and guides that work with those glitches... But it's not the kinda cheating that matters because it doesn't mess with an outside source like you mentioned...

  • @catfood1788

    @catfood1788

    9 ай бұрын

    @@TheDeathmail no glitches just working with broken hardware and a calculator

  • @scraps7624
    @scraps7624 Жыл бұрын

    Loved this video. It was a joy rediscovering gen 3 with tutorials from you & Blisy

  • @leifalley7167
    @leifalley7167 Жыл бұрын

    such a great intro to the rng community! your guides are perfect!

  • @Ryan-sr5sy
    @Ryan-sr5sy Жыл бұрын

    Absolutely love the thumbnail haha! Fantastic video, a really detailed explainer into rng manipulation. You and Blisy have been doing wonders with your videos over the last year by teaching newbies how to rng manip. Looking forward to more uploads!

  • @barkumo
    @barkumo Жыл бұрын

    Beautiful explanation. I have my shiny Arceus because of your tutorials and efforts. RNG manipulation truly is science and anyone calling it hacking is ignorant of the effort and passion that the community has put into getting legitimate shiny pokémon. Thank you for making such high quality videos on the topic.

  • @grydon6422

    @grydon6422

    Жыл бұрын

    2 questions 1. Does this work exactly the same in every next generation game 2. Is there a way to find current save’s whole trainer ID for the manipulation or is it require a new save where a specific trainer ID is targeted?

  • @hunterhawkins3032

    @hunterhawkins3032

    Жыл бұрын

    @@grydon6422 For the second question, there can be ways to find the whole trainer ID but it usually requires you to find a legitimate shiny and then check your game's seed or RNG status. "im a blisy" has a video detailing how to do this in Sword and Shield.

  • @Ayyem93

    @Ayyem93

    Жыл бұрын

    I literally stopped genning after learning rng manipulation in Sword. It certainly takes longer, but it's more satisfying knowing me holding my turbo button for 62 minutes is what got my square shiny rare mark Magmortar, etc

  • @Ayyem93

    @Ayyem93

    Жыл бұрын

    @@grydon6422 It really depends on the game, but sword and shield are REALLY easy depending on your target.

  • @razrv3lc

    @razrv3lc

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Ayyem93 the only time I Gen anymore is if it’s for a breeding project where I need an ability on something that is super hard/rare to get… but now that ability capsules (and whatever the HA version of the item is) exist, I don’t even need it for that haha

  • @bigshaxx2446
    @bigshaxx2446 Жыл бұрын

    Whether or not you consider RNG manipulation cheating comes down to your definition of cheating. I'm perfectly fine with exploiting features that are already in the game. To me that's not cheating, it's inventive and smart. However, I am not ok if you need to use an external device running non-nintendo licensed software to manipulate the game's code and acquire something that would otherwise be unobtainable. If you don't want to use RNG manipulation then don't but then don't complain about the legitimacy of RNG manipulated pokemon because you spent hundreds of hours hunting a single shiny pokemon. If that frustrates you then you clearly regret your decision and wasted your time - that's on you. If you're content with the time it took then the method through which someone else achieved the same goal shouldn't bother you.

  • @ralph8589

    @ralph8589

    Жыл бұрын

    This is the best comment I've seen so far

  • @evelynrose7490
    @evelynrose7490 Жыл бұрын

    This found me at a perfect time. I played gen 3-6 ish growing up and Pokémon slowly lost charm over that time. As an adult, I started learning about IVs, EVs, natures, etc. That made the games a lot more interesting and deep for me, as I thought they were super simple baby games. I just started a fresh save of Platinum for the nostalgia, and within a day or two found yours & blisy’s videos about RNG manipulation and I haven’t been more interested in diving headfirst into Pokémon like this since I was little. Can’t wait to learn more and try it out!!

  • @rawtrout3402

    @rawtrout3402

    10 ай бұрын

    Did you get a shiny?

  • @Airo_
    @Airo_ Жыл бұрын

    Wonderful video, rng manipulation revived my love for pokemon 4 years ago. As you mentioned there are so many new things to do that you wouldn't normally do.

  • @connorhough4660
    @connorhough4660 Жыл бұрын

    You've sold me, man. I'm gonna give it a shot this weekend. Best of luck (haha) on your own RNG hunts!

  • @pg13snipez

    @pg13snipez

    10 ай бұрын

    Did you do it?

  • @jeremeynorris9246
    @jeremeynorris9246 Жыл бұрын

    Thanks!Need More Content like THIS!! Love the work.

  • Жыл бұрын

    Wow my first Super Thanks ever!

  • @hanswurst9120
    @hanswurst9120 Жыл бұрын

    Viewing the understanding, uncovering and application of deeply complex and well hidden mathematics, instead of dismissing it as "random", as cheating, just leaves me at a loss for words.

  • @juuzzee.
    @juuzzee. Жыл бұрын

    absolutely brilliant video! I'm a bigtime shiny hunter and I couldn't agree more that RNG is just another method to obtain them. while it's true that if someone who manipulated RNG was trying to pass off a shiny as full odds luck is kinda shady, at the end of the day a shiny is only as important as you make it. that's why I spend weeks and months on end hunting, because the strife is what makes the shiny worth it to me. a couple months back I finally got a shiny Cranidos after 104hrs in BDSP, and it's special to me because I know what went into it, not just purely because of its rarity. Great video dude and I'm definitely gonna hit up the stream from now on!

  • @ILazzarus666
    @ILazzarus666 Жыл бұрын

    Hope this video blows you up even more. You and blissy be like my step dads that taught me RNG. Thanks dads. Have a good day jefe.

  • @Triattack007
    @Triattack007 Жыл бұрын

    Awesome video!!! Subbed and excited to see what you do next!

  • @Shine69yt
    @Shine69yt Жыл бұрын

    So I've been shiny hunting for over 10 years now and I'm trying to do it as "legitimate" as possible. I wouldn't even change my system's date or time to hunt specific shinies, let alone use third party hardware/software. That being said, I completely understand that those are the rules I subject myself to and that it's completely fine if others wanna play the games differently. After all radar shiny hunting often felt the most rewarding as you actually need to pay attention and use more than the two braincells you usually use for other shiny hunts, in that regard it's kinda like rng manipulation. But to me the very most important part of shiny hunting is the randomness, which rng manip takes away. I also think that most of the people that do rng manipulation aren't the ones that try to figure it out themselves like you do, but rather follow along youtube videos to get a shiny faster or just have a bit of fun getting a shiny. Even tho shiny hunting isn't really competitive like speedrunning is, I think that there are categories to it as well and if everyones upfront about their rng manips there really shouldn't be a problem. All in all I think that some people should just be more open minded to rng manipulation and just see it as a separate category that doesn't make their own shinies less of an achievement.

  • @tjalfebnding8787

    @tjalfebnding8787

    Жыл бұрын

    EXACTLY. This is the sort of thinking that I so rarely see Usually people can be very one sided on this kind of subject after seeing way too many takes from twitter and what not it is refreshing to see someone able to evaluate from many perspectives thank you :) made my day just a tiny bit better

  • @CyrusZerbe
    @CyrusZerbe4 ай бұрын

    These videos are so entertaining dude. Killing it.

  • @luiscd21
    @luiscd21 Жыл бұрын

    Dang this video is great. Between you and blissy, I have found new joy in my old gen 3 gba carts. Started a new save for emerald a few weeks ago with a shiny mudkip and now I got a shiny latias, shiny groudon, and shiny rayquaza. Followed your tutorial vid for ACE and unlocked old sea map, eon ticket, etc. all successfully. Rn waiting on frame 1mil+ to get a modest shiny kyogre. Needless to say that thank you and the community for getting me excited to play pokemon again

  • Жыл бұрын

    You're in Emerald waiting for Frame 1 million? Have you considered using a Battle Video or the Painting Seed?

  • @luiscd21

    @luiscd21

    Жыл бұрын

    @ Yes! I’m doing the battle vid method to save the frame and then try for the kyogre and shiny modest latios too. Painting seed seems a little too complicated for me

  • Жыл бұрын

    Okay thats good! I was just making sure you weren't doing a 1 million frame wait every time LMAO Good luck!

  • @luiscd21

    @luiscd21

    Жыл бұрын

    Lol thanks for the help!

  • @ActualKuma
    @ActualKuma9 ай бұрын

    As someone who has done both rng manipulation and shiny hunting and has enjoyed both i think they both have their merits. Rng manipulation requires a lot more skill and knowledge about the games and I love learning about how people reverse engineered the games to understand how the rng works. Ive only done it once to get the cute charm glitch on platinum and it took just over 3 hours of attempts for me to hit the seed I needed so I really respect people who put their time and effort into rng manipulation. Shiny hunting on the other hand is about the journey and its all gambling. And personally i really enjoy that, it can be really thrilling when you finally find a shiny that you've spent weeks to months looking for in the older games and that is what has me hooked.

  • 9 ай бұрын

    Love to see people who can appreciate both methods. I've also done both over the years, but nothing beats the feeling I get when I conquer a super difficult RNG for a competitive shiny that takes me days of attempts. It feels like magic and science at the same time.

  • @ilian2104
    @ilian2104 Жыл бұрын

    I have resently found blisys tutorials and videos, soon afterwards io got yours reccomended and I really wanted to give rng manip a try. i now have put over 40 hours of gameplay into emerlad in the last week, just me, playing though the game and trying to hit a shiny frame with decent stats (also from battle videos) from time to time. I even bought emerald only for getting a shiny rayquaza and now, trough your and blisys videos i now have so much more and most importantly, i had so much fun doing all of these things. I'm now aiming to start rnging in gen5 as well (i already have done a bit in gen4) and i'm looking forward to trying out some of the manipulations i have seen on BDSP from your channel. Keep up the great work and see you in the next video!

  • @glazed6981

    @glazed6981

    Жыл бұрын

    recently bought emerald too, do you have any video recommendations for emerald rng manip? i’ve seen a few but keep getting confused

  • @ilian2104

    @ilian2104

    Жыл бұрын

    @@glazed6981 I used the guide from Blisy titled "GUARANTEED SHINY STARTER IN POKEMON EMERALD!(How to RNG a Shiny Starter and SID in Emerald)" If you follow it step by step you should be able to pull of the starter maipulation.

  • @MrMarkitos96
    @MrMarkitos96 Жыл бұрын

    Damn, hooked me with the title and it was worth the watch. Great video my dude!

  • @Flamyll
    @Flamyll Жыл бұрын

    Gameshark/ActionReplay/PKhex ect are essentially breaking into your Game with tools RNG is within the Games base programming and does take some skill to tap into in order to use properly, like Speedrunners mastering In-game Glitches to help them beat games faster. I have my reservations about abusing it for everything, but as long as it only utilizes the Game's interior functionality. It's fair Game. May not be the intended way, but I'm not going to call it out like I would Genning.

  • @Goldencat44

    @Goldencat44

    Жыл бұрын

    I agree to a certain extent. If it’s simple but requires some effort to improve your odds not guarantee the out come you want I am great with that but if it requires things like naming your character a certain name it feels less authentic

  • @Flamyll

    @Flamyll

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Goldencat44 I never needed to whenever I dabbled with it, as long as You time the final press properly for the ID you want you can use whatever names you want

  • @Zero-xl2ef

    @Zero-xl2ef

    Жыл бұрын

    I’ll stick with the action replay

  • @Flamyll

    @Flamyll

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Zero-xl2ef You do you, doesn't mean I have to agree. :) as long as you're having fun.

  • @Zero-xl2ef

    @Zero-xl2ef

    Жыл бұрын

    @@Flamyll 👍

  • @IsuKen
    @IsuKen Жыл бұрын

    +spends hundreds of hours learning to manipulate frame perfect inputs+ “Wow u lazy cheater” Honestly, I have nothing but respect for people who put in the time to figure out this sort of stuff. I personally would never use it because I like the satisfaction of the reward after not knowing how many attempts it will take, but I don’t blame people who find it rewarding to learn the inner mechanics and work them to their advantage, either.

  • @mhchx3

    @mhchx3

    Жыл бұрын

    Not lazy, just cheater. It's not even a criticism, just a fact. Cheating is fine, it's a solo game.

  • @razrv3lc

    @razrv3lc

    Жыл бұрын

    @@mhchx3 it’s not cheating though. It’s literally no different than breeding for exact IVs, abilities, egg moves, and shininess. Using the game’s own code to figure out how to get something you want isn’t cheating. Also, knowing how to get something and actually getting it are two *very* different things because of how difficult some of the RNG manips are (the Shaymin or Crescelia hunts in BDSP are painful).

  • @joeb6750

    @joeb6750

    Жыл бұрын

    @@razrv3lc Exactly - this method doesn't manipulate the game in any way nor does it take advantage of bugs like glitzer popping does.

  • @ssr8555

    @ssr8555

    Жыл бұрын

    @@mhchx3 using the game’s code to your advantage isn’t cheating. They aren’t altering the game in any way.

  • @mr_hands_

    @mr_hands_

    Жыл бұрын

    @@razrv3lc using glitches is definitely cheating lol

  • @Haydunn
    @Haydunn Жыл бұрын

    Great vid man, got me interested in trying this myself

  • @imablisy

    @imablisy

    Жыл бұрын

    Can't recommend it enough!! Always recommend starting with your fav game. I know you're a big gen 4 guy, and that's one of the easier gens to give it a whirl in.

  • Жыл бұрын

    Wow! Never expected to see you here. We battled on your YT stream the other day, and I mentioned RNG in chat. Algo must have done me a favor. 😅 Really glad you liked to video!

  • @Haydunn

    @Haydunn

    Жыл бұрын

    @ Ayyyy thats sick! I subbed, keep it up my dude

  • @en5490
    @en54909 ай бұрын

    I think there's a very fascinating dichotomy within the pokemon games. On one hand, the IV system has driven me nuts for years. For christ's sake, why is it that the stats have to be 0-31, ON TOP OF getting the right nature.. it's ridiculous and for many years has prevented people from getting certain mons with competitive stats because the sheer math just isn't on your side. It's like, why does it have to be this way? Why does it have to be so difficult to get a "perfect" pokemon sometimes? But somehow, I've grown to love it. And outsmarting the odds with the RNG tools just feels so good. If it were so easy to get a perfect pokemon, there wouldn't be the satisfaction and pride when you boot up your game and open your party or box to find your latest successful RNG "project" sitting there waiting for you. Against all odds, you have in your hands something you once only wished of having. That's what makes it so cool. Approaching each pokemon RNG differently... which tools, techniques, games, egg moves, etc. It all adds up to something almost more fun than the game itself.

  • 9 ай бұрын

    You are one of RNGesus' chosen people. Bless your soul 🙏

  • @TheTalmon18
    @TheTalmon18 Жыл бұрын

    Fantastic video! When I first heard about rng, I soft-resetted for Lugia in SS until I got it shiny so I can find its ivs to determine my sid. From there, it's been RNG central! (Sapphire, HG/SS, Platinum, B/W & B/W 2) :D I personally enjoyed it because (without tid/sid manip), I feel like resetting for that Lugia earned and granted me the ability to rng haha And of course I always tid/sid manip now! :P

  • Жыл бұрын

    Shiny Hunting 🤝RNG

  • @unproxified9184
    @unproxified9184 Жыл бұрын

    This video was so awesome 👏🏽 good content as always Jefe 💙

  • @CaptainFalcon333
    @CaptainFalcon3335 ай бұрын

    5:03 I bought a Pokémon Gold cartridge about 10 years ago and the battery is still alive, but some parts of the audio don't sound off anymore.

  • @BlackLevant
    @BlackLevant Жыл бұрын

    glad that you're back! :)

  • @SirMexicanYCP
    @SirMexicanYCP Жыл бұрын

    God, this takes me back. I remember learning the ropes of RNG manipulation with Gen 7 as my start, and that has been my preferable game to do RNG in. But, the learning curve, as quite nuts, and I am not exactly a person with quite a lot of rhythm, if shiny 0 speed IV Stakataka taking me a month is anything to go by. And I must say, you have done quite a phenomenal job explaining the inner machinations of how RNG manipulation works, and why it is legal within the competitive scene. It always baffles me to this day that people still see this as cheating, and lazy, regardless that mastering this craft can take many, many days. Specially if you do this sort of stuff across different generations, as not all games are created exactly equal in how you can approach it. And even then, there’s always something new hiding in the corner, for many years all we could RNG manipulate in Sword and Shield were raids, until the community figured out how to RNG wild Pokémon, and learn your secret ID from it as well; and in Gen 3, I think the painting stuff was a rather recent discovery as well. I hope this community keeps on thriving, and evolving, across all generations.

  • @planetariansaturn8593
    @planetariansaturn8593 Жыл бұрын

    Actually, I had discovered this while playing on MyBoy in my phone. I noticed with the save and load function, that emerald pokemon encounter was random with every step, but Firered had a set amount of grass you had to walk in order to encounter pokemon. If I performed the same action in the exact same time, I would even encounter the same pokemon. This functioned so in catching, moves hitting and other rng related events like battle tower teams. pretty coool

  • @Hashikawaa
    @Hashikawaa Жыл бұрын

    whats up man I just want to let you know ive been watching your videos for a while now and theyve helped me out a lot. I just watched your most recent sc/vi video and i decided to watch this one at the end im glad i did. keep up the awesome content man thank you

  • @Checkstarr
    @Checkstarr Жыл бұрын

    Always love your videos Big Papa! Glad to see you back ✨

  • @mastersword3688
    @mastersword3688 Жыл бұрын

    This is why you keep my love for RNGing shinies. Thanks Jefe. You are the man.

  • @RebeccaBrunner
    @RebeccaBrunner Жыл бұрын

    Even if you prefer SRing for shinies, still a good idea to know how this stuff works so you can at least know that if you are SRing on Emerald or dead battery RS for a shiny your odds are in all intents and purposes 0 since your shiny frame is set and probably not in the first 1000 frames.

  • @williambolls1819
    @williambolls1819 Жыл бұрын

    You rock man! I used your guide to RNG the Colosseum Bonus Disk Jirachi!

  • @Whitetysnowny
    @Whitetysnowny Жыл бұрын

    Thank u so much! I learn so much from your video about community and new approach to play pokemon❤

  • @talhatariq3994
    @talhatariq3994 Жыл бұрын

    Didn’t realize how involved and interesting RNG manips were, thought perfect frame timing was borderline wizardry thanks for helping convince me otherwise

  • @Whiteythereaper

    @Whiteythereaper

    Жыл бұрын

    Having any sense of musical rhythm really helps

  • @Old_Vagri
    @Old_Vagri Жыл бұрын

    My first shiny was a sentret that was lost to a dead Silver cartridge. It would be so cool to use rng and get my pink buddy back

  • @cyndaquil8331
    @cyndaquil83315 ай бұрын

    Great video! I am truly amazed by your skills. As a shiny hunter, I would have probably switched to RNG a long time ago if only I had the patience to set it up and a natural rhythm. xD Instead, I'm almost half-done with my living national dex with three RNGed mythicals (Mew, Jirachi, Manaphy) and the Hoenn starters, on which I learned to use the tools. Still, I needed the assistance of Lego Mindstorms - because I could never hit the perfect frame. The fact that you can do it repeatedly and on different systems is mind-blowing!

  • 5 ай бұрын

    The fact that you're praising me, and I'm sitting here looking at Lego Mindstorms right now and shitting my pants at the idea of using it for frame perfect inputs...

  • @cyndaquil8331

    @cyndaquil8331

    5 ай бұрын

    @ Ha ha, I guess everyone has their own set of praiseworthy skills ;)

  • @FlautistAcacia
    @FlautistAcacia9 ай бұрын

    I used Blisy's video about the Cute Charm glitch and have been loving picking up Soul Silver again, and pickex up Pokemon Channel to try out the RNG for shiny Jirachi! Its been really fun going back and trying new stuff with old games aha

  • @Obligarth
    @Obligarth Жыл бұрын

    Man good job on uploading this video it shows your passion about something you love and this is what matters keep up the good work you just earned yourself a subscriber

  • @yharim180
    @yharim1807 ай бұрын

    W video. I came here after the BDSP RNG guide. People vastly underestimate how much skill RNGing takes. It took me days to get one shiny, but I knew that I was using my time in a worthwhile manner to be more efficient. It’s great.

  • @robinfinch314
    @robinfinch3148 ай бұрын

    Honestly, I feel like it's super fascinating how much information and research goes into something like this. Luck is boring. Knowledge is exciting. Keep on going!

  • @codymeacham5193
    @codymeacham5193 Жыл бұрын

    Just this past month or two I discovered RNG Manip through you and blisy and through much confusion and tedious efforts honing my skills (and acquiring the necessary knowledge like zigzagoon is generated 142 frames after starter in Hoenn, shoutout my 20 some uncatchable shinies ahhh) I FINALLY GOT MY SHINY MUDKIP in my all time favorite Pokémon , Emerald. As blisy's comment says, try it out on an old favorite and find something new to love and look forward to with every static encounter possibly ;) Love my shiny swampert play through I will be trying for the legendaries soon and to try and understand sweet scenting with an unknown SID or figure out my SID next. Safari shiny hunting REs as a new angle to play and try for too!

  • @codymeacham5193

    @codymeacham5193

    Жыл бұрын

    To add; I haven't completed the RNG seed to shiny starter route that is Manip. I was SRing a second cartridge and had a perfect early shiny frame and then used EonTime to focus in on the frame. Yeah, hence 20+ shiny zigzagoons until someone told me wait exactly 142 frames or so later lol

  • @HamkkeTogether
    @HamkkeTogether Жыл бұрын

    What you do is amazing, pure gold and math science. I don't even play Pokemon at all, but I'm stunning about all you did here. You got a new subscriber.

  • @azurebluegames
    @azurebluegames9 ай бұрын

    I have just discovered this aspect to the Pokémon games and it's very interesting. As a casual, I'm still trying to understand Natures, IVs and EVs lol 😂 However, I believe RNG is not cheating. Rather, it's understanding how the game was coded and exploiting it to get the desired result. Some are just salty that all the time & efforts they've spent could be done in a faster, effective, and calculated manner.

  • @luxyslovy
    @luxyslovy Жыл бұрын

    Glorious video Papa, I am your fan. Thank you for being part of this amazing community!

  • @-Knave
    @-Knave5 ай бұрын

    Shiny Hunting is pulling a slot machine lever, RNG manip is researching the slot machine internals to guarantee big payouts.

  • @3Y3ECE
    @3Y3ECE Жыл бұрын

    Im old school. Started with blue on the brick gameboy. Now on legends arceus post completion alpha shiny hunting. I have never used or sanctioned use of rng, hacks, or any other chieating in my game because i lost an important save file mew cloning in silver. That said, thats my game, and how i play. I have masuda method bred 25 shinies, one of which is a flygon with all 6 stats perfect, this, shes my gem. I enjoy the grind, i enjoy rhe chase, and i treasure my rewards. I will keep playing this way. All rng peeps, keep playing your way too, because eventually pokemon as a company will be okay with it. Nothing wrong with wanting to battle at the highest tiers of the game, thats where epic stories live!! Great vid, and i love the lack of animosity. Very objective and clear. Well done!!

  • @FunnyFun3000
    @FunnyFun3000 Жыл бұрын

    Really cool video. I started to look into rng manipulation with your video on shiny arceus. Since then i wanted to try more and more because it was really fun and made things reachable out of a sudden. Thanks to you, blisy and countless other cool guides online i managed to rng a lot of cool pokemon like shiny mew, deoxys, jirachi, manaphy and many more. I can not thank you enough for showing me the door to the rng world. It really is something else. Keep up the good work!

  • @OM4Rx
    @OM4Rx Жыл бұрын

    Great video literally watched every second of it no skips keep it dude subbed earned

  • @WaffleStomper38
    @WaffleStomper3810 ай бұрын

    Here from blissys channel. Subbed. Good job sandwich man

  • @twaydo
    @twaydo9 ай бұрын

    god the WISHMKR Jirachi was one of the most exciting shinies i've gotten in my whole life. Watching your Quick and Dirty guide on it was what made me want to pick up RNG Manipulation.

  • @drspody
    @drspody Жыл бұрын

    20 years i know this game and I've never heard of this before! Thanks for this video!

  • @tiagomatias6667
    @tiagomatias6667 Жыл бұрын

    Great video! Im still gona shiny hunt the good old way but Im def getting perfect IV pokemon for my team! You can't even imagine how I felt after discovering that Its basicly impossible to get perfect pokemon by soft reseting so having this neat way to get them that still envolves patience and skill is just perfect!!

  • @mhchx3

    @mhchx3

    Жыл бұрын

    Or just breed them you know. Might not involve patience or skill but it's faster and also not cheating. Who in their right mind would even try to soft reset for perfect IV lol ?

  • @leandrosioty7034
    @leandrosioty7034 Жыл бұрын

    I’m on the fence with save editing. All of the shinies I got are legit but the ability to save edit mystery gifts that change the game somewhat is a life saver. Getting the Eon ticket in ORAS in 2022 is baffling to me.

  • @Arzeena1990
    @Arzeena19905 ай бұрын

    RNG manupulation is SO technical and hard, if you get it to work you DESERVE that shiny.

  • @Aerostar7x
    @Aerostar7x Жыл бұрын

    this was a great video! i've never been into to rng manipulation but this was a super informative. really really good stuff!

  • @thedanliest
    @thedanliest Жыл бұрын

    I've been trying to get a Cute Charm Glitch compatible trainer ID in Pokemon Diamond and just can't quite seem to get it. I'd love to get into RNG manipulation more - I used it to get 4 rare weapon drops in Golden Sun back in the day, and also to complete my Enemy Card collection in Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories - but this one seems to just keep evading me. I'm probably doing something wrong but the system is so complicated and I don't really *understand* what I'm doing.

  • @holobucket7626
    @holobucket7626 Жыл бұрын

    never heard of any of this before. It's super cool, but I'll never treat shines as anything more than that random wtf moment that happens every 70th time you replay a pokemon game. I know Wormadam's not the most loved pokemon, but the shiny burmy I randomly got has become one of my favorite team members in brilliant diamond lol

  • @rowinso
    @rowinso Жыл бұрын

    Very good video, extremely informative. Kept my attention!

  • @TheCrashbandicoot36
    @TheCrashbandicoot36 Жыл бұрын

    Epic video, already do a lot of RNGs thanks to Blissy, and now this motivates me even more, truly inspiring video Papa Jefe. And i also agree hacking takes out all the new puzzle fun away.

  • @johnny92788
    @johnny92788 Жыл бұрын

    This video is beautiful love your stuff Jefe.

  • @archy8822
    @archy8822 Жыл бұрын

    nice vid. also, is it posible to rng manipulate in gens 1 and 2? havent see any vids trying

  • @OshieMan
    @OshieMan Жыл бұрын

    This was a brilliant watch, I may have to give RNG manip a try! Does Emerald's weird RNG affect this method at all?

  • @imablisy

    @imablisy

    Жыл бұрын

    Emerald effectively works the same way as dead battery RS, but with a different initial seed. The trainer ID stuff works different, but everything else works the same as described, but with the initial seed as "0" instead of "5A0". Emerald is also cooler because it has a very big variety of ways to do RNG Manips. Battle Videos, Paintings, TIDSEED, the rabbit hole is big on that game.

  • @OshieMan

    @OshieMan

    Жыл бұрын

    @@imablisy Thanks for the reply, I've given it a whirl and managed to get two shinies just today. This is CRAZY! Thanks for the info, man!

  • @Aztroboi17
    @Aztroboi17 Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for this video. I had no idea this was a thing until I saw this in my recommended.

  • @hershmysson
    @hershmysson9 ай бұрын

    The way I see it is that "games have unintended mechanics", it's like telling a runescape player that tick manipulation is cheating, until you realize the depth contained within those methods and how much it really brings to the game.

  • 9 ай бұрын

    I agree. Sometimes "unintended mechanics" wind up transforming how you experience a game entirely. One need only look at Mario 64, as a shining example of how the "intended experience" is really just the starting point.

  • @hershmysson

    @hershmysson

    9 ай бұрын

    @ exaaactly, sm64 starts up with a really solid base for mechanics that compliment each other (marvelously I might add) and then it's left to players to figure out "how far can I go with this"

  • @BetaNights
    @BetaNights2 ай бұрын

    A little late to catching this video in particular, but I'm in the middle of doing a Nuzlocke + Living Dex quest through the entire series. I've been playing since Pokemon Yellow when I was 6 years old, and finally decided I wanted to work on a Living Form Dex, with the added personal caveat that I want to catch every single Pokemon (when and where possible) from their original games (so Gen 1 from RBY, Gen 2 from GSC, etc.), and not just all from later generations. To keep it interesting, I'm doing Hardcore Nuzlockes along the way, since I've always wanted to do challenge runs like that too (wanna do a Monotype Bug run at some point). That said, once I finish my Nuzlockes, I start working on my Living Dex, as well as do any Shiny Hunting I feel like doing along the way, and while I've gotten some really cool stuff, like every single Odd Egg Shiny, and even a couple Shiny Pokemon transferred up from YELLOW, it really exploded for me with RNG manipulation in Gen 3. Your videos, as well as imablisy's, have been instrumental to me. I was familiar with RNG manipulation already, to some extent, having practiced it a bit back in Pokemon Black ages ago. But Gen 3 manipulation is another beast, especially with A.C.E. added in, and it's SO FUN!! I got myself a legit Shiny Deoxys and Shiny WISHMKR Jirachi as well, plus my own little Yard Rat! Anyway, thanks for all the cool stuff, dude! I love your videos!

  • @mark_eire
    @mark_eire Жыл бұрын

    Fantastic video. Great reference for why RNG manipulation is fascinating and fun!

  • @Ash1Størm
    @Ash1Størm Жыл бұрын

    Love your point of view. I don't think it's necessarily cheating because all you really do is make getting your shiny a lot sooner and your not making or cloning to bring to the game. I do think it's unfair to those of us who don't know how to do it but that gets made up by the way everyone who is able to do this shares it with the rest of us. I really appreciate the people who take the time to help people like me understand how to do this. Newly subscribed 💐

  • @Whitehorse_crimefighter
    @Whitehorse_crimefighter Жыл бұрын

    Hatching eggs for stats and shiny is super relaxing to for me. Great to help you fall asleep early if that's what you're trying to do 🤣🤣 I've been trying to hatch a shiny snom and I can feel it's going to be in the next box.. it can get addictive. Sometimes it feels like gambling or like scratching a scratch card hoping to win

  • @kelleren4840
    @kelleren48402 ай бұрын

    Honestly, as someone who's never tried RNG manipulation, I feel like people saying it's illegitimate or illegal are wildly salty, for no reason. "My way of spending weeks of time hunting for a shiny Pokemon can beat up *your* way of doing weeks of research to get a shiny Pokemon!" Like, come on guys. Give me a break. Simply knowing how the game works isn't cheating. That's like saying people who battle and understand type weaknesses are cheating. Just objectively wrong on all fronts. Stop being salty. Whether to you're doing the research/timing practice to grind for a shiny or soft resetting a bajillion times, both methods are simply understanding game mechanics, and committing to different strategies to get the same result.

  • @Kalaphant

    @Kalaphant

    20 күн бұрын

    YES "knowing how the game works is cheating" like come on!

  • @iamandyFEARME
    @iamandyFEARME9 ай бұрын

    this is absolutely fascinating because on my first ever save file of Ruby at age 6, i rolled a shiny mudkip. the odds of it happening make me wonder if i just happened to press A at the right time.

  • 9 ай бұрын

    Same thing happened to me in Fire Red when I was a kid with Charmander. Unfortunately lost that shiny to the classic younger sibling shenanigans... but then I learned RNG to reclaim him, and look where that got me!

  • @Bartre_God
    @Bartre_God Жыл бұрын

    1:10 : this is me, my first Pokémon game (Atleast not illegally obtained) was Pokémon sapphire, I played in on my GameCube and well I had a hard time choosing my starter, I eventually went for Mudkip after about 30 minutes… and it was purple ??? I was confused but thought hey cool . Unfortunately the save file has corrupted. BUT i reclaimed muddy later in less than 10 srs, shiny Mudkip loves me in gen 3

  • @matthewschmitt4421
    @matthewschmitt4421 Жыл бұрын

    You convinced me! RNG Manips should get more respect, its as cool as any other part of competitive Pokemon!

  • @mhchx3

    @mhchx3

    Жыл бұрын

    Cool and respectable way of cheating

  • @daydreaming5365
    @daydreaming5365 Жыл бұрын

    I have played through every pokemon game 2-3 times and I have only ever found 3 shinies (2 of which were back to back lol). Finding them legitimately and without manipulation feels so good but I feel the rate is incredibly low. Manipulation would remove that feeling of finding one completely but there's nothing wrong in people doing it for one.

  • @fazzitron
    @fazzitron Жыл бұрын

    Just got into RNG Manipulation a few weeks ago because of your mew video. Now, I have 3 shinies of each Hoenn starter and just got my first shiny starter in BD yesterday! 😁

  • @ObeliskDemon
    @ObeliskDemon Жыл бұрын

    I just finished rng manip. all shiny shadow pokemon in colosseum over 4 months (very casual playing it). going for ribbon master on a couple of them but definitely would have taken years to get just half as much with stock rng

  • @SalamiMilk
    @SalamiMilk Жыл бұрын

    I wanted to RNG manipulate on Ultra Sun, but I started to play before I knew about it. Then I realized to find my Secret Trainer ID number, I couldn't have reseted before the first encounter with your starter OR change your trainer name. I've named my player Louie, but I forgot the "I" so I went back and changed it. So, there goes my hope of RNG manipulating my Ultra Sun game. A similar thing happened with my Sapphire game where I learned about RNG manipulation after I started my game, so I had no real way of checking my Secret Trainer ID without reseting my game. Maybe when I beat my Ultra Sun game, I'll reset my game and try to RNG manipulate. It takes as much work and setup as regular shiny hunting or perfecting stats. It's it own work and is still very difficult to do. I admire the RNG community for figuring this out, it's hard work.

  • @imaSeraphRBX

    @imaSeraphRBX

    Жыл бұрын

    I can use PKHex to find you SID and TSV for you if you'd like.

  • @RebeccaBrunner

    @RebeccaBrunner

    Жыл бұрын

    Late but you can still RNG for stats, just not shiny

  • @SerFondue
    @SerFondue Жыл бұрын

    Because of you and Blissey I picked up crystal & Yellow VGC after 11 years of no Pokémon in my life, and got me a shiny ditto to bred 1/64 odds with. Thank you 🙏🏼

  • @bighoss7437
    @bighoss7437 Жыл бұрын

    Great video man!

  • @davidemilianomartinezcasti7104
    @davidemilianomartinezcasti7104 Жыл бұрын

    Man, RNG manipulaton sounds pretty odd yet cool at the same time. If possible, can you put a tutorial of getting a good iv'd shiny male pichu in an league finished amerald or a good shiny male charmander in fire red? (Tho both are repro games with no batteries). I would like to use these pokemon in my future adventures and see them with the other pokemon i've traveled alongside with over many years. Thanks in advanced (heh) and keep up the good work. 👍

  • @fabiodiascerruti3464
    @fabiodiascerruti34649 ай бұрын

    My first experience was Pokémon Red in the Game Boy Pocket kit - Pokémon Red/Blue and Game link cable. Great video!

  • @nicholasrivera2950
    @nicholasrivera2950 Жыл бұрын

    Shiney and Pokemon iv is what brought me back to pokemon go since 2016.

  • @MagnanimousWaffle
    @MagnanimousWaffle11 ай бұрын

    AMAZING video, I honestly haven't played a Pokémon game in a long time but am seriously considering it now!

  • @Dustyflyguy
    @Dustyflyguy Жыл бұрын

    Nice channel man :D

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