u/TheFerydra

Doing my second run, and I want to use Sinistcha this time around, but I also decided to get the Shiny Charm and, seeing how ridiculous the chances of getting shinies are with it, decided that I might as well use a full shiny team. So my questions are:

Can you see if the Poltcheageist is shiny in the image it shows after you get it?

And does the Shiny Charm even affect the odds of gift Pokemon at all?

If someone here remembers my username, you'll know I made lots of posts at the time of a little project named Pink Emerald, whose main appeal was to add tons of new evolutions to older Pokemon rather than "merely" buffing them... and I kinda went silent on the whole thing.

The project is NOT cancelled, if anyone is wondering, but... I guess I'm just a bit burned out due everything else to dedicate time for it for the time being. Between having a full-time job, having college classes that have made me sick of seeing Visual Studio's interface, having ANOTHER, much more personal project in the works too (As in, characters that I have been developing for TWO DECADES but I haven't finished yet because the demotivation+perfectionism combo ain't exclusive for the romhack thing specifically), and the feeling I can't just make it "Emerald but with a ton of evolutions", has hurted my current motivation to work on PE specifically.

So, I wanted to know, people like me who decided to go all-out with their first romhack, with no outside help (or very little), and that's still struggling to get that game done, how do you feel? Do you feel ok, or do you feel frustrated? Do you think you tried something too big, or are things outside of the project burning your motivation to work on it? Or maybe the very cool romhacks that sparked or revived your passion for romhacking, are also so great it demotivates you that yours won't compare, even though it is unrealistic to even make the comparison in the first place?

Or at least made you wanna look for more romhacks. And what did it had that made you love it? It was a strong difficulty? An interesting story you would never expect from an official game? A unique feeling about it, or just the chance to play something that felt fresh enough?

If I wanna reclass someone, it is better to wait until they promote first, or it is better to reclass them ASAP? Specially when it comes to reclassing into classes with notoriously different growths than the ones their intended class have (Like reclassing Clanne into a physical class)

(Again, I play in spanish, so the names might not be accurate to how they're named in english)

The Digimon (Tyrannomon) I connect to my own d-box stays there all 8 hours, but the one I connect to other players (Tai's Agumon) always appears to have disconnected early when I go to check them. Why does this happen?

(Quick note, I play the game in spanish, so I might not be referring things by the names you know them as.)

In PvP I've noticed some people who manage to beat my Digimon because they can outlast them via lots of constant healing, but I don't know how they achieve it because I'm priorizing hologram pulls with HP healing, but doesn't seem to work (Or their effect is so relatively small, I can't notice it between the barrage of attacks my Digimon is usually taking).