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There are three different difficulties: '''Easy Mode''' (Japanese: '''アシストモード''' ''Assist Mode''), '''Normal Mode''' (Japanese: '''ノーマルモード''' ''Normal Mode''), and '''Challenge Mode''' (Japanese: '''チャレンジモード''' ''Challenge Mode''). Only Normal Mode is unlocked by default; Easy Mode and Challenge Mode are exclusive to White 2 and Black 2 respectively, and are unlocked by defeating the Champion. This awards the player with the '''Easy Key''' (Japanese: '''アシストキー''' ''Assist Key'') in White 2 or the '''Challenge Key''' (Japanese: '''チャレンジキー''' ''Challenge Key'') in Black 2. | There are three different difficulties: '''Easy Mode''' (Japanese: '''アシストモード''' ''Assist Mode''), '''Normal Mode''' (Japanese: '''ノーマルモード''' ''Normal Mode''), and '''Challenge Mode''' (Japanese: '''チャレンジモード''' ''Challenge Mode''). Only Normal Mode is unlocked by default; Easy Mode and Challenge Mode are exclusive to White 2 and Black 2 respectively, and are unlocked by defeating the Champion. This awards the player with the '''Easy Key''' (Japanese: '''アシストキー''' ''Assist Key'') in White 2 or the '''Challenge Key''' (Japanese: '''チャレンジキー''' ''Challenge Key'') in Black 2. | ||
Because keys are tied to the save file, starting a new game or deleting the save file will also remove any unlocked keys. Therefore, the only way to play the main storyline with a difficulty other than Normal Mode is to transfer another player's key from a separate 3DS system. | Because keys are tied to the save file, starting a new game or deleting the save file will also remove any unlocked keys. Therefore, the only way to play the main storyline with a difficulty other than Normal Mode is to transfer another player's key from a separate DS/3DS system. | ||
In Easy Mode, opponents use less competent {{wp|artificial intelligence}} and the [[level]] of opposing Trainers' Pokémon are lower than usual. However, their Pokémon's stats are still calculated using the levels from Normal Mode (for example, Champion [[Iris]]'s {{p|Haxorus}} will appear to be level 55 but still have the stats of a level 59 Haxorus). The lowered levels are taken into account for [[prize money]] (the player will receive less), but not [[experience]] (in the example, the player's Pokémon will still receive experience as if they had defeated a level 59 Haxorus). | In Easy Mode, opponents use less competent {{wp|artificial intelligence}} and the [[level]] of opposing Trainers' Pokémon are lower than usual. However, their Pokémon's stats are still calculated using the levels from Normal Mode (for example, Champion [[Iris]]'s {{p|Haxorus}} will appear to be level 55 but still have the stats of a level 59 Haxorus). The lowered levels are taken into account for [[prize money]] (the player will receive less), but not [[experience]] (in the example, the player's Pokémon will still receive experience as if they had defeated a level 59 Haxorus). | ||