Hey people, I'm a bit new in this new-gen Pokemon business (played Gen I some time ago, now started with XY). I've spent quite some time on GTS, wasting like 98% due to dramatically poor design (I'm starting to think that Game Freak guys see some purpose in it). I was thinking about writing a query/alert tool that would expand possibilities of finding Pokemon that interest you; only to discover that superficial search provided me with proto description for Gen V, and whole communication got encrypted since.
Now the TLS in principle disallows us to do tricks like DNS spoofing - basically anything that tries to cheat the client into thinking differently about server identity. However, servers in this setup don't give a shit about who the hell clients are - hence my question, if anyone knows (I wasn't able to quickly find it, there's such a crapton of unrelated pages) whether they used some client identification mechanism - and how feasible would it to be to query for Pokemon available for trade, be it in VI or VII? I wouldn't count on it though, I've seen many people complain about GTS over the years, and if such a tool was easily doable, it would probably surface over the years. Well, in case it is, and someone can point me to some spec (or people who know it), I could attempt creating a tool that allows public querying over the web.
Thoughts on that matter?
Hmm, I didn't expect this thread to drown so quickly
lol just inject
>>31453855
I'd like to play legitimately, just overcome UI nonsense that wastes lots of time in my life - and help other people do the same
>>31453881
>implying GTS Pokemon are legit
>implying you REALLLLY need a tool to save one minute of time.
>>31453899
As legit as any trade gets, I suppose. And it's not one minute, searching for a good opportunity on a few Pokes that you don't have adds up to tens of minutes quickly, if you do it two or three times, what with all name typing, query times, etc.