Randomisers for video games

[El Cokehead del Knife Fight]

So does anyone use randomisers with some games that they play? I've been watching some Completionist and ProJared where they played Link to the Past with a randomiser on and it looked like a hoot so I decided to give it a try with Pokemon Leaf Green with all the pokemon locations, types and movesets randomised and completely random teams and it's nuts.

So I got to start with an Alakazam as my starter which was a Ghost/Dark type which was neat while Gary started with a Nidorino. First route had a Bug/ice Ariados and a Dragon Nidoking; Second had a Normal/Dark Glaile, a steel Cacnea and a Poison Clamperl. I've just gotten up to Mount Moon and the Magikarp for sale was actually a Ghost-type Arcanine that knows two different types of kick moves, Meteor mash and volt tackle.

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I watch letplays sometimes of poketubers who random stuff.
Causes crazy teams cause in this even legendaries arent a safe bet.

[El Cokehead del Knife Fight]

So Kirlia is a Dragon/Steel type. At least it wasn't very strong because that would have been a pain to encounter if it was stronger.

[A Platypus Rave is Correct]

I played and beat the original Zelda with a randomizer though I made sure that the game was beatable.

[H-Virus]

TeamFourStar had a fun idea whlie doing their latest Pokemon Nuzlocke challenge: Make a version of the game where every single pokemon could only learn the move Metronome.

[EyeofTyr]

Apr 24, 2017 21:42:38 GMT -5 H-Virus said:

TeamFourStar had a fun idea whlie doing their latest Pokemon Nuzlocke challenge: Make a version of the game where every single pokemon could only learn the move Metronome.

The main go-to randomizer program for Pokemon actually has that as a mode you can choose.

[El Cokehead del Knife Fight]

Yanma is now a pure Ground type with water absorb. If Pokemon types and movesets were slightly predictable then that would be really useful.