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Pokémon Blaze Black and Pokémon Volt White are edits of the regular Pokémon Black and White versions which self-contain all 649 Pokémon, allowing a player a large amount of variety. In addition, BB/VW also have edited trainers, an increased difficulty level, improvements to many Pokémon and more. They are the spiritual successor of my two other hacks, Pokémon Fire Red Omega and Pokémon Spirit Gold. Blaze Black and Volt White were also - with one minor exception - the first of their kind to be made.
Pokemon White is one of four games released for Generation V. It is the first one to usher Generation V along with Black. Anyway, the game is still very popular today and a lot of people are looking for Pokemon White cheats. The cheats in the game come in the form of AR codes or Action Reply. #1321 Pokemon Volt White freeze. Im playing pokemon blaze black randomizer on the desmume emulator. Im in the middle of a battle. I cant win and i cant switch.
I should mention that with the exception of things normally different between Black and White such as Black City, White Forest, the legendary focus and the appearance of Opelucid City, the two games are identical.
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Pokemon Volt White Randomizer
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The Metronome Randomizer mimics the attack 'Metronome' in the Pokémon games, choosing a series of random attacks. This script offers three different flavors of metronome--'True Metronome,' which adheres to the mechanics of the attack in the main-series games; 'All Attacks,' which picks any non-Z-move attack; and 'All With Z-Moves,' which may generate a Z-move, even though Z-moves aren't really the same as ordinary attacks and definitely can't be called by metronome. True Metronome will never select Counter, Mimic, Metronome, Mirror Move, Transform, Struggle, Sketch, Thief, Snore, Protect, Destiny Bond, Detect, Endure, Sleep Talk, Mirror Coat, Focus Punch, Follow Me, Nature Power, Helping Hand, Trick, Assist, Snatch, Covet, Feint, Me First, Copycat, Switcheroo, Chatter, Wide Guard, Rage Powder, After You, Quick Guard, Quash, Bestow, Techno Blast, Relic Song, Secret Sword, Freeze Shock, Ice Burn, Snarl, or V-create. If you are concerned with strict adherence to game mechanics, you should also take into account the fact that Metronome will also never pick any of the user's other three attacks, either, so you may need to re-randomize.
Because the mechanics of metronome haven't yet been extensively explored for Gen VII (and likely won't be for a while), the 'True Metronome' setting currently chooses any attack that could be called in the fifth generation and any attack introduced in the sixth or seventh generation, since it's not currently known which of them are actually callable.