What Makes Pixelmon Unbreedable?
Pixelmon is a popular Pokémon-like game that allows players to capture, train, and breed different creatures. However, some Pokémon in Pixelmon cannot be bred, leaving many players wondering what makes them unbreedable. In this article, we will explore the reasons behind the unbreedability of certain Pokémon in Pixelmon.
Types of Unbreedable Pokémon
Before we dive into the reasons why some Pokémon are unbreedable, let’s identify the types of unbreedable Pokémon in Pixelmon.
• OT-Only: These Pokémon can only be bred by their Original Trainer (OT). This means that the player who first obtained the Pokémon must breed it, and it cannot be bred by any other player.
• PC-Only: These Pokémon can only be bred from within the player’s Party. This means that the Pokémon must be present in the player’s Party before it can be bred.
• No-Breed: These Pokémon are completely unbreedable and cannot be bred with any other Pokémon.
Reasons Behind Unbreedability
So, what makes a Pokémon unbreedable in Pixelmon? Here are some reasons:
OT-Only
A Pokémon can be made OT-Only by using the /unbreed command. This command prevents the Pokémon from being bred by any player other than its Original Trainer. Here’s an example of how to use the command:
/unbreed [slot#]This command costs $10,000 to run and can only be used on the Pokémon in the specified slot.
PC-Only
A Pokémon can be made PC-Only by having it in the player’s Party. When a Pokémon is in the Party, it becomes eligible for breeding. However, if a Pokémon is in the PC, it cannot be bred until it is transferred to the Party.
No-Breed
Some Pokémon are naturally No-Breed, meaning they cannot be bred with any other Pokémon. These Pokémon are either not designed to breed or are considered too rare or valuable to be bred.
Conclusion
In conclusion, a Pokémon in Pixelmon can be made unbreedable for several reasons, including being OT-Only, PC-Only, or No-Breed. Players can use the /unbreed command to make a Pokémon OT-Only or have it in their Party to make it PC-Only. However, some Pokémon are naturally No-Breed and cannot be bred.