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>STORY
>You are an 11-year old boy.
Heh, I wish they had made these games when I was a kid, so I could have hilarious stories like y'all. I was already 20 when R/B came out in the US and had been playing RPGs since the first Dragon Warrior, so this type of game was nothing new to me. Nothing new, that is, except for the INSANE number of possible party members (over 150? Damn..). I was a completest and tried to do EVERY possible quest and try EVERY character in every game I played. My philosophy was something like "I payed for the whole game, so I'm going to PLAY the whole game and see everything in it, dammit!" So I developed a system that, every time I visited a POKéMON center, I would deposit my highest-level POKéMON and replace it with my lowest-level one (only switching boxes once a day, so I wouldn't have to sort through every single POKéMON to find the lowest-level one). Naturally, this took forever. I even stuck to this method when it left me with a horribly unbalanced party (3 water types and 3 bug types? No problemo).
>>1137
I encountered missing number the first time by accident to. I just got to route 20 and was just cruising through, not looking for trouble. But as soon as I hit the coastline...BAM. I think I had regular potions in my 6th slot.
>>1727
>I didn't realise you could sell Nuggets
I realized right away they were meant to be gold nuggets, but I still never sold them, thinking they might have some other use, like there might be an NPC who would trade them for other rare items or something. I didn't really care about money, because I never used items. I'd just backtrack to the last POKéMON center if it looked like I wouldn't make it through an area in one go. Because of the method of play I described earlier, this usually me
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