Also avoid save states, they'll load at the time they were saved and thus they will also reset the internal clock triggering the same defense mechanism. The system have that protection to prevent that sort of tampering and the unfair advantages it give to players. Every time you do that, it'll mismatch the DS true internal clock (which never changes). I've also used savestates.ĭo not change the PC clock AT ALL. If it helps, the ROMs are vanilla and I've changed my PC clock before to manipulate wild pokemon.

I really want to migrate my FireRed mons and it's starting to get irritating, so I'd appreciate the help. I've waited a day, and then 2 days, and even a week, and it never seems to register that I've been waiting 24 hours. My issue is that, no matter how long I wait, when I try and migrate the day after, it comes up with the same error message. Main - General - (Pokemon Platinum) 'you are using a different nintendo ds or its internal clock has been altered'īefore I post my issue, I know how this works you can't migrate from Gen 3 to Gen 4 more than once per 24 hours, and if your Gen 3 copy's 'internal clock has been altered', you have to sync it up with your DS and try again. (Pokemon Platinum) 'you are using a different nintendo ds or its internal clock has been altered' - melonDS board Views: 5,024,045Ġ users reading (Pokemon Platinum) 'you are using a different nintendo ds or its internal clock has been altered' | 1 guest

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