@@Reikov_ if you don’t change the Pokémon data in any way it will work fine

He said no because he can only fit so many trainers so the other regions would be largely empty

this is not chatGPT bro

Petalburg City from Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire

@@odincruzhiguera7832 not sure what you mean by “unlock” but you can make the shops have any items you want. I think you can change your player start money but I don’t remember in HMA. Now filling the PC with Pokemon I don’t think so unless you have 6 in your party

No, I’m keeping the mechanics OG but that’s understandable

@@cactus-mcjacktus yes

are you dumb?, all the pokemon sprites are from gold and silver and the gen 3 pokemon sprites are made to look that way as well. all the npc sprites are directly from gold and silver and some even red/blue. yes, they added some stuff to make it look unique and nicer but it's pretty clear it draws from gold and silver predominantly. I feel like you never played these games if that's your opinion

I think a lot of the assets like dex nav and pinball and even the sprites are also just publicly available things other people made not associated with the Emerald Seaglass project

lemme guess, you love how the 3 pokemon games look. its clearly just a natural progression of what a sequel to gold/silver could have looked like if they didn't strip all the soul away from it with ruby/sapphire.

@@chrispember172 Gen 3 is alright. But it has nothing to do with the enjoyment of a specific gen. It can't decide between high detailed pixel art with an 8 bit palette and basic 8 bit sprites, and it makes both stick out like sore thumbs. Commit to one.

@@Dragonmist19X the aim of the art style was quite clear, to look like a 1990s snes style rpg with gameboy color elements for nostalgia, which is does well. youre just a hater, for no reason. just dont play it lol

@@chrispember172 it has the palette of them, but not the spritework. Learn some spriting before just blindly calling someone a hater.

It reworks a lot of pokemon though. A lot of type changes and it keeps the vibe of Hoenn alive. I think it’s fantastic, not every hack has to a a billion features

​@@megaspacewaffles I never said it needs a billion features, I said enhancement hacks are boring and tired. That's not the same thing. Clover is an example where it gave us new graphics, new Pokemon, a new region. Same with Pokemon Gaia and Unbound. These don't just feel like Kanto/Hoenn with a new coat of paint and some difficulty enhancements. They are actual proper new games with their own story and unique areas to explore. I don't think it's too much for me to want more hacks like that

@@dorkenspache8353 I’m not saying you’re wrong, but what’s wrong with a simple hack that makes emerald better? Not every hack has to be grand

@@megaspacewaffles It's not that anything is wrong, it's that it feels bland. There is a difference between bland and bad imo. I just want to see something that isn't the same game. Hell, even an alternate universe Kanto and Hoenn with a new story and slightly changed region would be enough for me to think "this is interesting" Like we have to tools for people to be able to make this easily, but it's still just enhancement hacks

​@@dorkenspache8353 A rom hack isn't just EASY. I think Seaglass refreshes Hoenn by having enhanced pokemon. Allmost every pokemon feels strong. Plus the sprites help a lot.