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So, /vp/
I've heard in lots of places that when your trainer ID consists of repeating numbers (like 11111 or 55555) the chances of a wild pokémon being shiny are reduced a little.
My question is: Has somebody proven this? I've come to think it's a load of bullshit, if it was really like that why would the probability be always around 1/8000?
I'm asking because I'm starting a new run on my Emerald cartridge to go all the way so I'd rather get one of those IDs if that is true.
I've heard in lots of places that when your trainer ID consists of repeating numbers (like 11111 or 55555) the chances of a wild pokémon being shiny are reduced a little.
My question is: Has somebody proven this? I've come to think it's a load of bullshit, if it was really like that why would the probability be always around 1/8000?
I'm asking because I'm starting a new run on my Emerald cartridge to go all the way so I'd rather get one of those IDs if that is true.
