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What are PowerSaves? - Railtracks - Nov 29, 2014
I keep seeing people posting "PowerSaves." What are they?
P.S. - Idk if I should be posting this here or under the PowerSaves Forum. Please let me know for future reference.
RE: What are PowerSaves? - KnittingKittens - Nov 29, 2014
A powersave lets you copy your pokemon save to your computer or the web. This is done with software you can buy/download. This is often used to cheat in pokemon in a variety of different ways from cloning a pokemmon to editing the IV.
There is a risk that it can corrupt your save.
RE: What are PowerSaves? - Railtracks - Nov 29, 2014
(Nov 29, 2014, 10:24 AM)KnittingKittens Wrote: A powersave lets you copy your pokemon save to your computer or the web. This is done with software you can buy/download. This is often used to cheat in pokemon in a variety of different ways from cloning a pokemmon to editing the IV.
There is a risk that it can corrupt your save.
Two questions:
1.) I'm sure this isn't legal, but is there anyway to check/trace it (like in competitive play)?
2.) How would one ensure that their save is not corrupted?
RE: What are PowerSaves? - AquaX101 - Nov 29, 2014
There is a save backup feature so when before you apply the codes, you back up your savefile. If it gets corrupt, you can restore it from the backup.
RE: What are PowerSaves? - Railtracks - Nov 29, 2014
(Nov 29, 2014, 12:37 PM)AquaX101 Wrote: There is a save backup feature so when before you apply the codes, you back up your savefile. If it gets corrupt, you can restore it from the backup.
That partially answers only one of my questions. :P
RE: What are PowerSaves? - IceyGamer - Nov 29, 2014
Cheating device no different than Gameshark and Action Replay.
RE: What are PowerSaves? - Railtracks - Nov 29, 2014
(Nov 29, 2014, 01:27 PM)IceyGamer Wrote: Cheating device no different than Gameshark and Action Replay.
Again, my question is not answered.
I'm looking to find out if this is illegal, and if it can traced/proven on the spot.
RE: What are PowerSaves? - AquaX101 - Nov 29, 2014
(Nov 29, 2014, 12:18 PM)Railtracks Wrote:(Nov 29, 2014, 10:24 AM)KnittingKittens Wrote: A powersave lets you copy your pokemon save to your computer or the web. This is done with software you can buy/download. This is often used to cheat in pokemon in a variety of different ways from cloning a pokemmon to editing the IV.
There is a risk that it can corrupt your save.
Two questions:
1.) I'm sure this isn't legal, but is there anyway to check/trace it (like in competitive play)?
2.) How would one ensure that their save is not corrupted?
(Nov 29, 2014, 01:38 PM)Railtracks Wrote:(Nov 29, 2014, 01:27 PM)IceyGamer Wrote: Cheating device no different than Gameshark and Action Replay.
Again, my question is not answered.
I'm looking to find out if this is illegal, and if it can traced/proven on the spot.
There seems to be no way for it to be traced for IV and Nature Modifiers but shinies are a yes because it changes the ID of the poke.
RE: What are PowerSaves? - Railtracks - Nov 29, 2014
(Nov 29, 2014, 02:03 PM)AquaX101 Wrote:(Nov 29, 2014, 12:18 PM)Railtracks Wrote:(Nov 29, 2014, 10:24 AM)KnittingKittens Wrote: A powersave lets you copy your pokemon save to your computer or the web. This is done with software you can buy/download. This is often used to cheat in pokemon in a variety of different ways from cloning a pokemmon to editing the IV.
There is a risk that it can corrupt your save.
Two questions:
1.) I'm sure this isn't legal, but is there anyway to check/trace it (like in competitive play)?
2.) How would one ensure that their save is not corrupted?
(Nov 29, 2014, 01:38 PM)Railtracks Wrote:(Nov 29, 2014, 01:27 PM)IceyGamer Wrote: Cheating device no different than Gameshark and Action Replay.
Again, my question is not answered.
I'm looking to find out if this is illegal, and if it can traced/proven on the spot.
There seems to be no way for it to be traced for IV and Nature Modifiers but shinies are a yes because it changes the ID of the poke.
So if I were to PowerSave the PERFECT Pokémon, I could get away with it, but if it were made shiny, I couldn't?
RE: What are PowerSaves? - AquaX101 - Nov 29, 2014
Yes you could get away with the perfect pokemon but not the shiny