>>55411097>I'd say with speeding up, you're prone to make even more mistakes, such as fighting a trainer you didn't want to.Speed toggle is a thing on emulators. Obviously you'd play on normal speed if you're dodging spinners. If you're really smart, you'd make the game slower to account for reaction time, but why not clause optionals or turn on walk through walls at that point? :)
>At least that has some potential for negative costs.If we're seriously going down this path, it's common for people to not pay attention while mashing A through candies and teach over an important move, or forget to delay an evo. In a hard game, it could be as catastrophic as losing the mon, and grinding would make it more obvious.
People here also talk about EK a lot when it comes to candies. It began as a thing to buy at the mart in Mauville because you can always get levels risk-free at that point. The casino generates a net profit in coins, so you'd mash A through the slots, buy and sell TMs, and run left/right for the daycare, all on speed up.
