Why…?

All three have a “Why?” look on their faces.

I was intending to refer to the list of fleeing Pokémon that have three levels of ease when fleeing.
Because it only refers to the top three types on the list.

I just learned about the specs in gold and silver for the first time… It’s a scam in the explanation…

There are no Pokémon that evolve from burn healing!

Wasn’t there a setting mistake with all the special gold and silver balls?

Homo Homo Ball
Burnt ball

These three are easy-to-escape Pokémon, right?

Do they really run away that much?

Japanese small and medium-sized enterprises… or rather, the good old craftsmanship of individual creators.
Discard the naive notion that handmade products are superior to mass-produced ones.

Pokémon that can take evasive action.
Pokémon that are easy to escape.
Three Dogs
A list like that

https://w.atwiki.jp/aniwotawiki/pages/39092.html#footnote_body_6
In Gold and Silver, it is supposed to be “effective against fast-running Pokémon (Pokémon that can flee during battle)”… but due to a usual setting error, it only works on Magnemite, Gloom, and Grimer.Many people probably tried to capture Entei, Raikou, and Suicune to ensure an escape on the first turn, but in reality, it’s exactly the same as throwing a Poké Ball.During battles, Pokémon that may flee are recorded in three tables based on their fleeing probabilities (10%, 50%, 100%. The three Pokémon in the first table are at 10%, while the three legendary dogs belong to 100%). It seems that the process should end once “the three tables have been checked,” but it incorrectly ends after “checking the three Pokémon in the first table.”What is this ball!?

It’s a mistake that looks like a beginner’s program, missing the position for counting up in a loop.

Is the lure ball normal…?

Three Pokémon that are difficult to escape from among those that run away!?

The capture rate doesn’t really increase much.

Speed Ball

– Pokémon Wiki

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Pokémon Wiki

If the value obtained by multiplying the capture rate and the capture correction rate exceeds 255, it will be truncated to 255.As a result, the capture adjustment rate will increase four times only for Monjara (capture rate 45→180), while Coil and Betbeter (capture rate 190→255) will only increase by approximately 1.34 times.

Somehow, I have the image that these guys run away.
It might leave a strong impression precisely because it’s not at the level of just running away.

It’s essentially a Monjara-exclusive ball.

I can’t remember if regular Pokémon were also running away.

Gantetsu is incredibly incompetent.

It’s all about speed now…

I feel like there were times when the Super Ball was easier to catch than the Hyper Ball, depending on the situation in the first generation.

Homo Homo Ball

Was Gantetsu being forgetful?

Pokémon that evolve with burn heals will become easier to catch!

I think they’re really putting in the effort in HGSS…

“At least let it work on the goma-zou (elephant).”

The internal ID for the gold and silver burn ointment is the same as the original moonstone, which is a mistake.

It’s definitely a hyper ball from a high-end mass production.
Old man’s ball is just a plaything that’s being fed by government subsidies anyway.

Even if the Moon Ball had no bugs, its effectiveness is still at a level of “so what?”

I really hate that despite the demand for Oshabo, development stubbornly refuses to supply anything other than this old man, making it feel like a testament to our struggles.

This is the extent of Game Freak.

If Moon Ball can do this, it seems like they could also create a Sun Ball for the evolution compatible with the Sun Stone, but the fact that they haven’t made it gives a sense of incompleteness as a negative aspect.

There are cases where the capture rate has gone weird in other generations, so homemade ones are not good…

The bug for multiplying gold and silver was famous even in the kids’ environment at that time.
The Gantetsu bug is something you wouldn’t notice the capture probability of just by playing, and it became a hot topic in recent years as code analysis became more active…
There was a possibility that I might never know, if I hadn’t been careful.

After all, the absurdity of referring to item IDs and evolving Pokémon with a literal look has the highest artistic score.

It’s a hassle to make, so it could be more effective.

Only two Pokémon are easier to catch with a normal Heavy Ball than a Hyper Ball.

Ruabo is the most finished.
Both Divebot and Netbot are more than enough in terms of design and accessibility.

The theory of Gantetsu’s incompetence

Gold and Silver are definitely terrible games.
There are too many people overwriting their memories with HGSS.

The phrase “Pokémon that evolve with burn healing will become easier to catch” is just too amusing.

The Game Freak program has always been lame.

The staff has the feeling that they don’t want to add more new balls fundamentally…

First of all, all the balls should be 100%.

I was using stuff like Safariball Tyranitar in the sixth generation, yet that damn old man…

I like snake-head (snakefish).
Lovebods are for perverts.

Well, considering the frequency of acquisition, there probably aren’t many people who seriously use Gantetsu Balls back in the Gold and Silver days…

There were elements that could have enhanced the ball effect later, but they disappeared.

Patchil is really a ridiculous specification, it should be toned down.

Perap, who made his appearance with a special move, has a sad past…

It seems like Pokémon that can evolve through burn healing could actually be released.

Isn’t it almost exclusively a Level Ball choice now?

Love Love Ball
> With the same species as the Pokémon I sent out,Well, it can’t be helped… No, you should write down those conditions too…
> Pokémon of the same gender are 8.0. All others are 1.0 (only in the second generation).Wait a minute!!

Old fool!

Did you not realize that Pokémon like Nidoran, which exist with only one gender, are powerless?

I think it’s terrible that the Quick Ball balances its excellent performance with such a terrible appearance.

Perap can be blown freely, and the louder the voice, the higher the probability of confusion, which was problematic.

Perap confuses with its loud and vulgar jokes.
Lifetime ban.

Nidoran being split into male and female with different numbers feels really weird, doesn’t it?

Now, I probably had both male and female Nidran of one species.

Gantetsu Balls are fundamentally crap in terms of performance, even in a generation without bugs.
I feel that it has become a fan item that is particular about the design of the ball, for better or worse.
In terms of performance, the dark ball you can buy at the store is the most versatile.

I started to dislike that guy because he always ran away from me, just like Delibird.

At that time, it felt like the level ball was the easiest to catch Pokémon with, but is there a bug with this too?

The moon ball is meant to unify the moon ball.

The Moon Ball is stylish, but there are hardly any Pokémon that suit it, except for Lunala.

No, quick is just uncool, isn’t it?
I don’t think Hi-bo and Dark are as uncool as people say, but Quick has such a strong color that it feels really uncool when Pokémon that don’t suit it are included in this design.

The design of the Poké Ball is the best.
Next is the Premier Ball.

The Ganetsu Ball in BDSP accounts for about 30% of the reason why I dislike BDSP.

I dislike the sloppy design that looks like a yellow sticker slapped on the SpiBo’s design Montbo.

What kind of ball only works on 6 Pokémon from the very beginning of the Moon Ball?