Pokemon Soulstones

“Pokemon Soulstones” is a Completed Rpgxp Fangame made by Jos_Louis. Discover a new Region called Epoch, meet 1030 different Pokemon, and aim to reach the highest level of 175.

Pokemon Soulstones Completed Rpgxp Fangame

• Creator: Jos_Louis
• Language: English
• Latest Version: v2.0.5
• Last Updated on: October 21, 2023
• Status: Completed

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Plot

You are an Agent working for the Republican Agency that has been sent back from the year 3564 CE to the 21st century. You have been issued orders to track down strong trainers known as Soul Keepers and recover their sacred pendants (the Soulstones) that hold strong legendary powers and the ability to command the loyalty of certain Mythical Pokemon. What you discover as you venture out on your mission is that you have been inserted into a much larger conflict between two ancient factions; one that is seeking to unleash an evil upon the world and the other that is desperately trying to protect the Epoch Region from its return.

Please note that this project contains some mature themes, including coarse language and violence. Player discretion is advised.

Features

• Generation 1 to 7 included.
• Fairy type, Mega Evolution, Level Cap of 175.
• Estimated 25 hours of content + 10 more hours in the post game.
• Generation 3 style game world with mechanics and abilities up to Gen 7.
• Day/Night cycle, ability to view encounters on a map, Hidden Grottos.
• One region (the “Epoch – Present Day” Region) available in the main game with a second region (“Epoch 3564”) available in the post game.
• Not your ordinary gym battle and league challenge as this is a unique story with heavy emphasis on narrative for progression.
• Choice of starters from Gen 1 – 7 and each starter has new abilities.
• Some Pokemon that have Epoch regional variants have also received a stat boost to make them more compelling team choices.
• Over 200 custom-made regional variant Pokemon for a National Pokedex size of 1030 Pokemon available.
• Over 65 custom-made Mega Pokemon in addition to canon megas.
• Over 125 side quests that motivate a player to explore and go beyond conventional story areas and encourage exploration and collection.

Change Log

v2.0.5

• Replaced a number of custom shinies based on community contributions.
• A weird bug was identified whereby you could faint a Pokemon at a really low life by using a Common Candy on it. Common Candies can now only be used on fully healed Pokemon
• Spelling errors and typos in some Epoch Mons’ dex entries
• More tile priority/pathing bugs identified and fixed now.
• Some trainers could soft lock you if they cornered you, you saved the file and then they wouldn’t move!
• Went through and purged a bunch of the extra sprites in the Graphics\Battlers folder for duplicates or female-specific sprites. This change won’t actually be realized on the player’s end unless they delete everything but their Audio folder and re-download the Part 1 that comes with this patch. This is because when you re-extract your Part 1, you are prompted to “overwrite” only, so if these redundant sprites are missing altogether, it never prompts you to replace them at all.
• On the randomizer, if the Pinsir/Scyther that you would have faced were mons that had teleport that forced the battle to end prematurely, the quest would not be able to be completed. This has now been rectified.
• Jurassic Park (a Safari Zone) was producing double battle encounters which wasn’t intended.
• Two Breloom bots were not properly healing you (Windvale Retirement Home and Jungle Villa)
• Epoch Froslassite was not an option on the Oceanview Black Market Megastone trader because of a spelling error.
• Changed Caves of Jenola Loner gift mon to choice of: Dratini, Larvitar and Jangmo-o (i.e. there was an error in the ref docs saying it was Gible and he previously gave you Goomy).
• Picking Chimchar as your second starter from the left corner of the middle rack would cause you to softlock yourself and prevent you proceeding to the future.
• Updated Gang Theft Quest to allow you to fail it (and drop it from your quest log) if you sold the Pearl String instead of returning it to the quest giver.
• Berry Farmer in Stonecrest City PokeCenter now sells Oran Berries.
• You can now mine Dusk Stones, Dawn Stones and Shiny Stones.
• Sawsbuck forms now appear randomly instead of being driven by season.
• Various fixes made to reference documents for missing or erroneous information (e.g. corrected inconsistencies in quest rewards document about missing quests, added tutors in post game etc.)
• Tweaked monetary rewards from ordinary non-boss trainers up a bit more.
• Nerfed E. Tyranitar again because it was still incredibly overused. Its new BaseStats=120,124,100,71,85,100 Mega changed to BaseStats=140,144,125,81,85,125
• Rhea’s team in Treetop Village had their EV spreads adjusted because it was resulting in an unintended difficulty spike.
• Edited EV berry item descriptions as they were a bit confusing.
• The Megas for E. Rapidash and Rapidash have new sprites, and a few other Pokemon have some custom shinies, courtesy of community contributions.
• Added some conditions to be able to fail and clean up the quests in Neo Avion if you don’t turn them into the quest giver in time before the city is restored / power plant exploding.
• E. Gulpin line is now a pure ground type (i.e. loses its Rock typing).
• A number of E. Pokemon have received sprite edits.
• Got rid of Fly from movesets (e.g. Drampa, Vikavolt, and Salamence) and replaced with an equivalent similarly named move that does not provide the field move that allows you to fly to other towns to avoid creating softlock situations.
• Manaphy was still in the Genesis science facility after being rescued so have removed her from persisting.
• Changed E. Alakazam BaseStats=65,60,70,115,105,85
• Changed E. Starmie BaseStats=70,50,95,105,105,95 and E. Staryu BaseStats=40,35,55,85,70,55 and replaced Natural Cure with Filter. Mega BaseStats=80,65,115,135,135,115 and replaced Levitate with Filter
• E. Talonflame’s Early Bird ability has now been replaced with Gale Wings.
• Replaced Route 103 Choice Band and Choice Scarf with Wise Glasses and a Muscle Band respectively. Reference document has been updated as well.
• One of the vendors in Ashfoam Cove and Umbaru Encampment that used to sell power items now also sells a Macho Brace.
• Due to the puzzle being exceptionally difficult for most players, some guiding stones have been added to each level of the Sleeper Spire. The healing shrines on each floor also now give you the option to reset all of the door puzzles to off.
• Swapped locations of an E. Breloom in the Sewers with the gift Slugma so that it provides some healing options that aren’t so close together.
• Epoch Gliscor family can now learn Gunk Shot, Dragon Rush as egg moves/tutor moves as well. Head Smash has been placed where Ancient Power was in its kit, and Ancient Power is now an egg move.
• Epoch Stantler’s Technician ability has been replaced with Protean and its dex entry updated accordingly. Its moves have now switched around a bit – 33 – Horn Leech, 43 Seed Bomb, 49 Icicle Crash, 53 Aurora Veil, 58 Megahorn. Energy Ball and Freeze Dry are now egg moves.
• E. Geodude line’s HA is now Dry Skin. Its BST has also been updated as follows – E.Geodude: BaseStats=55,70,80,15,25,55; E. Graveler: BaseStats=75,85,95,25,35,75, E. Golem: BaseStats=100,120,120,35,40,80
• Charizard Y’s BST was incorrect and was using X’s BST in error.
• Created a backup Victor in Agency Base: Delta that allows you to go to Frostgrad in case you white out before you’ve secured the fly spot in Frostgrad.
• The cast in the Agency base (Emil, Shaymin, Wesley etc.) were still hanging around despite the events having concluded.
• Bag autosort introduced to the main bag pocket
• The game now has 5 backup save files
• The game now has advanced Pokedex built in so you can view PBS data in-game itself rather than checking the reference documents that come with the download package
• You can now change your keybindings controls more easily.
• The game has an MKXP version!

Installation Guide:

1. Like any other Pokemon fan game created using Pokemon Essentials, simply click on the download link and extract the archive.
2. Note that there is both a Part 1 and a Part 2 and both parts must be downloaded and extracted to the same folder location.
3. When this is done, run the Game.exe file.
4. If you get an error message on startup regarding fonts not being installed, simply navigate to the Pokemon Soulstones\Fonts folder, select all the fonts, right click and install them as administrator.

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