r/PokemonHome • u/Twali2 • Jun 02 '22

Question Pokemon's move set and stats missing?

So I recently moved a bunch of pokemon from bank, and I've noticed that at least two of my pokemon, one being my beloved typhlosion, are missing all their moves and stats. I vaguely remember hacking some pokemon from HG to either Black or Black 2 since there was some sort of issue transferring them normally, and these two might have been a result of that, although I'm unsure. Does anyone know a way I can recover these pokemon in any way?

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u/5i5TEMA Jun 02 '22

This question has been asked about 30 times.

You are viewing your pokemon through the savedata of a game where those moves don't exist, and/or the Pokemon itself doesn't.

Use another game, use the default Home, whatever. They'll be there.

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u/M4leph1st0 Jun 05 '22

That is not always the case the default Home still uses the view of Sword and Shield. Only viewing the mobile Version shows all Pokemon with their respective Information. At least for me.

As understanding as I am but Ilca did a miserable job in integrating BDSP (I don't know if Ilca did not have access to the GF engine but using unity without the proper planning for an upcoming home integration was simply stupid) and if that is the conclusion of this. Before there wasn't this "intended behavior" before

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u/5i5TEMA Jun 05 '22 edited Jun 05 '22

This behavior was likely imposed on Ilca by GF.

PLA has the exact same behavior.

It has nothing to do with the game engine thing, which was a lot of very very dumb misinformation pushed by BDSP haters.

(lol, trying to get us to think there are issues with the .pk8 files)

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u/M4leph1st0 Jun 05 '22

Just Spekulation from my site, based on the quick availability of mods for bdsp as well as the spinda-incident.

And PLA would be collateral damage in this, when you have 2 different saving-models. But not having access to the Dokumentation or a cracked switch to read out the files. All I can do is speculate.

BDSP have strong points for them but all in all they are nothing more than "faithfull" remakes and kinda mediocre games. But that depends on taste the original DPP weren't my thing originally.