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Nah. Can you start the game the way you started it in 0.51 and see if the newer save state is still there?

So, I know this might be a little confusing, but here goes: The game stores its save files relative to where the .exe file for the launcher is. So when you store the launcher .exe file (the one that can update the game) in C:\Users\User\Desktop\launcher.exe, the save file will be in...

I guess you updated the game wrongly and your current savegame is stored somewhere else. There is no way the game would be able to "downgrade" your save state like that. Where did you start the game from before updating?

Pokémon3D version 0.52 We got a new update of Pokémon3D ready for you! Version 0.52 is done, and not only the game updates, but we got a new version of the Launcher and Server applications as well! IN ORDER TO PLAY THE NEW VERSIONS OF THE GAME, YOU NEED TO USE THE NEW LAUNCHER, YOU CAN...

I guess your anti virus detected that the game's exe file exchanges data with servers on the internet and deleted it. That's why the .exe file is missing (inside the Pokemon folder) and the launcher doesn't find it > not startable.

Fixed.

Fixed.

>Don't use .Rar ever. >Problem solved And if you know how to download a Content Pack from the internet, then you also know how to search "extract .rar file" on google.com.

I am just guessing here, since it's obviously not a problem with the game: The game works perfectly You install a driver update The game doesn't work anymore => Create a bug thread on the forums. Something is wrong here.

Did you install the correct driver for it? Also, did you search for any compatibility issues with it and XNA?

You want to open a different browser from within Internet Explorer? Are you a madman? Actual explanation: The HTML render you see inside the launcher is utilizing a system Internet Explorer view. So you are technically inside the Internet Explorer already just clicking on a hyperlink with a...

Your graphics card or its driver is most likely broken. Secondly, "at System.Windows.Forms.Control.CreateHandle()" is the top stack, while only the lowest level stack is a call from the game itself, so it's very likely in this kind of scenario that it's not a problem in the game's code => not a bug.

Just tested it, I cannot confirm this with any wild Pokémon appearing on Route 33. I didn't have the Route 33 entry in the habitat dex, then encountered a wild Pokémon, and run from the battle. Afterwards, the Route 33 habitat dex entry appeared.

I revamped the Name rater's dialogue to now match the original Gold/Silver one.

Nope. When there's no Pokémon following you, it isn't able to pick up items.

Fixed.

I'll call it a feature as well :P

That shouldn't happen, so I fixed it :)

Cannot reproduce without ContentPacks:

Cannot reproduce.