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	== Events That Will No Longer Happen ==		== Events That Will No Longer Happen ==

	I am 99.9% sure the events for Generations II and III will no longer happen at this point in time. The only way that you could ever trigger those events again is through a cheating device (like [[GameShark]]). For [[Pokémon Emerald Version]] (US version) specifically [http://xs.gameshark.com/xploder/xploderui.asp?PID=94&SID=19230141&gameid=21115&tab=gc I found codes] that can warp a player to [[Navel Rock]], [[Birth Island]], and [[Faraway Island]] that would normally require the ticket needed to get there which is only handed out at these events. Also the Pokémon appear as normal as if the event was legitimately triggered. So does this article really need the part about cheating to obtain the [[GS Ball]] and [[Old Sea Map]]? I say remove those parts and insert a part below the words [[Generation II]] and [[Generation III]] where the only way to trigger these events at this point in time is through a cheating device (except for the [[Eon Ticket]] because eBay may occasionally show a listing for that card is up for sale). The question is should this be done? Discuss. --[[User:Wildgoosespeeder\|Wildgoosespeeder]] 08:37, 16 October 2011 (UTC)		I am 99.9% sure the events for Generations II and III will no longer happen at this point in time. The only way that you could ever trigger those events again is through a cheating device (like [[GameShark]]). For [[Pokémon Emerald Version]] (US version) specifically [http://xs.gameshark.com/xploder/xploderui.asp?PID=94&SID=19230141&gameid=21115&tab=gc I found codes] that can warp a player to [[Navel Rock]], [[Birth Island]], and [[Faraway Island]] that would normally require the ticket needed to get there which is only handed out at these events. Also the Pokémon appear as normal as if the event was legitimately triggered. So does this article really need the part about cheating to obtain the [[GS Ball]] and [[Old Sea Map]]? I say remove those parts and insert a part below the words [[Generation II]] and [[Generation III]] where the only way to trigger these events at this point in time is through a cheating device (except for the [[Eon Ticket]] because eBay may occasionally show a listing for that card is up for sale). The question is should this change be done? Discuss if needed. --[[User:Wildgoosespeeder\|Wildgoosespeeder]] 08:37, 16 October 2011 (UTC)