be honest, did YOU catch them in the original games without

Obviously. Only casuals use guides.

no because i'm not autistic

Even if someone DID discover them by pure chance no one would believe them.

>>32940269
i don't believe you

>>32940295

don't respond to me casual

I did, but me and three friends teamed up in trying to figure it out
Can't remember if one of them did, but at least i remember i was the one who found Registeel's cave

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>>32940251
BEST. ACHIEVEMENT. EVER.
Well, achievement for back when I was ten, that is.

Of course, I still need to look up Braille, but no more than that.

>>32940251
One day I felt like reading the game booklet because I really loved doing it as a kid, and then I saw the "braille chart" page. I was like "Hey, I recognize those symbols... Wait! I saw them in that Dive cave in the route of those fast currents!".
I grabbed the pencil and began deciphering the messages letter by letter, slowly making my way through the cavern. When the "door in the distance" message popped, I already knew where to look.
I was aware of the suspicious repeating rock formations appearing throughout the Hoenn region, and for years I was sure there was someting secret related to them. You could imagine my rush of excitement when I discovered an open doorway in their place. I deciphered another message and faced a pokemon I seen only in an online pokedex...
I felt as if I made a huge discovery that day.

>>32940251
I used the braille translator that was in the manual of the game, does that count?

>>32940360

>tfw pokémon no longer feels like an adventure

>>32940360
Nice blog

>>32940283
Believe it or not, I found them by accident. I was learning braille in school for some reason at the time, so I was able to find them

>>32940394
Found the specific spot on that water route that is. Catching Relicanth and putting it in the right spot in my party simply followed from the braille i learned in school