How fast can I beat Pokemon FireRed with an Altaria?
0Same click-enticing title, without the good editing.
Rules:
1) Timer starts after receiving and modifying starter pokemon
i) Starter is given Max IVs, Neutral nature, and better ability (to make each run fair)
ii) Timer is paused when not actively playing the game, in RNG heavy segments common to all runs (such as catching Spearow and the Surge gym puzzle), and if I make a mistake common to all runs (such as forgetting a Rare Candy in my normal path or forgetting to obtain the Bike). It can also be paused to my discretion for other mistakes (i.e. misinputs) that aren't the fault of the solo Pokemon.
2) Only the solo run Pokemon can be used in battle
i) If a non-solo run Pokemon is brought out or forced in a Double Battle, it may use negligible attacks to stall/faint.
3) The National Pokedex may be given at the start of the game in order to allow non-native Kanto Pokemon to evolve
4) No items in battle, except pokeballs
i) If I run out of damaging moves to use in a fight where that could have easily been avoided by healing pre-battle, I am allowed to use a PP-restoring item in-battle. (This is an edge case for avoiding excess timeloss by player error, not a fault of the solo Pokemon).
5) No Double Team TM until Level 100
6) No Pickup
7) No using Rare Candy until the Elite Four has been attempted once
8) No saving and resetting inside the Elite Four
9) No Lucky Egg (thanks, Sharpedo!)
Note: My game runs at slightly lower than 2x speed (around 116 FPS at top, and seems to average at about 110 FPS), so my real speed will be slightly slower than if it was actually going at "RTA (2x Speed)"
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