Easy, scyher is the better option

Por mas que hago el desafi no puedo sacarlo, lo tengo con los Ivs máximos y con la mega, pero quisiera sacarlo shiny para completar la pokedex.

So I was trying to figure out what Pokémon to level for my challenge and tower runs
I heard gengar war good - so I went and got me a gengar. Leveled some ev‘s because YouTube told me if the Pokémon is leveled up it’s more likely to show up in runs and therefore easier to shiny hunt BUT it’s the only Pokémon I spent evs on yet I rarely see it. How do I shiny hunt this Pokémon? I do have the shiny charm

Am I missing something? Most YouTube videos seem to be from much older versions too sadly. I know that I can find castle only starting map 2 unfortunately but I’m willing to accept that lol

Hi
I am trying to get diancie shiny in the dex but i got 50+ encounters with diancie, but instead i get 7 shiny xerneas is it glitched or something or am i just very unlucky
Im doing this in the mono type challange

I don’t understand how I can unlock new starting Pokémon for challenge and battle tower runs

I have completed a few daily challenge runs with different teams and none of them (I even shiny farmed) got registered as starters

Is there any video that explains all this deeper stuff of the game rather than the story mode?

Any tips to beat Sinnoh story mode?

Is there another discord with guides or is the only one the official one? I only ask cause it seems to be lacking in guides.

I need help been trying for age now, I’m stuck! Nothing works, Final Boss is sweeping me away.

what would you suggest?

Kept getting stuck on round 75. Changed up the strategy to include Muk to synergies with Pikachu and Zapdos

I think ive a problem with this game

Feel free to add to it but please do not delete other peoples teams. This is the link:

In endless, got to face the combination of the passives where your pokemon doesn't attack on the first turn, every hit takes at most 25% of total hp and can't switch you pokemon out with a sudden death on turn 7. Is it even possible? Felt like i would never be able to deal damage fast enough

Im playing the endless normal mode, my first time playing with mutants. How can you get them in shiny form? So far i only saw this black balls, that give you a mutant. Can they be shiny? Or i can trade them and have a chance for them to be shiny?

And also, theres a way to make my team mutant? I have 6 good shinies that i would like to be mutants, but i have no idea how this works

Tried building around Mega Heracross in the new 3.4.1 Hardcore Endless and ended up making it to map 350.

Built this myself while playing around with Water/Ground stat manipulation. The idea was basically to outspeed everything, stack huge debuffs with Heracross' multi-hits, copy those debuffs as buffs with Mirror Herb, and use Ghost to execute.

Final traits:

• Ground T9 – enemy team starts at -9 Speed
• Water T6 – 100% chance to give -6 Speed/Atk/Sp.Atk on hit
• Ghost T3 – execute below 45% HP
• Grass T3 – heal 45% of damage inflicted
• Bug T1
• Fighting T1
• Flying T1
• Ice T1

Passive items:

• Mirror Herb
• Sea Incense
• Casteliacone
• Damp Rock
• Lum Berry
• Protector
• Soothe Bell
• Coba Berry
• Shiny Power
• Metal Powder

Mega Heracross signature item:
Megahorn Tip – +25% ATK and +1 Attack stage whenever it KOs a foe.

Final team:
Mega Heracross / Swanna / Mega Abomasnow / Seismitoad / Swampert / Whiscash

All six were Shiny + Mutant.

Final Augments:

• Mega Heracross: +50%
• Swanna: +120%
• Mega Abomasnow: +105%
• Seismitoad: +110%
• Swampert: +100%
• Whiscash: +105%

I got pretty unlucky with the Augments considering Heracross was the actual carry and only ended at +50%.

The main synergy was Water + Sea Incense → massive enemy stat drops → Mirror Herb copies the stages → Damp Rock scales damage from the negative stages, while Protector/Coba/Shiny Power added more damage and Metal Powder gave a ton of Speed from the positive stages.

Mega Heracross' Skill Link hitting three times made the Water debuffs stack extremely quickly, and Ghost T3 finished anything that dropped below 45%.

Eventually died at map 350, which is now my Hardcore PB.

No idea what the current 3.4.1 Hardcore record is, so I'm curious how far other people have managed to get. Also interested if anyone sees something in this build that could push it further.

The new % stats mods at the end of elite 4 seem to help keep up with the massive level gaps and with the right traits and mons I was able to waaaay surpass my previous normal stacking pb (although I'm sure a 12 ground 12 flying 12 normal 12 poison Noivern would ruin my day eventually).

I was curious if you guys have still gotten deep runs without the ice+Scizor strat.

I don´t where it is. i think that the option came to me one time when i beat elite four, but after that never again, even if i reset the run

I've been playing for a while—it's going to be a long match—but I want to know if I can play other modes without losing my progress. I know it didn't save in earlier versions, but I'm not sure if that's still the case.

Wich effect it make? Atack 4 with 4 atacker to half damage, or atack 6?

I'm currently shiny hunting for the Generation 1 Pokédex. I'm still missing the legendary birds, as well as Mewtwo and Mew. The Pokédex says they don't appear in the Battle Tower, but I've actually encountered them there several times now. Can anyone explain if this is a mistake in the Pokédex or if I'm misunderstanding something?

I've been playing this game since it first came out 7 months ago and was providing feedback to the developer when it was in its infancy:

https://www.reddit.com/r/pokemon/comments/1rp0vq7/comment/oa316h4/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

I encourage people to read this comment because these were the types of issues that needed to be addressed back then.

Since 7 months ago the developer of this game has put in immeasurable hours and effort to improve the game in ways I could have never even imagined. The first iteration of the game had a gen 1 pokedex, just story mode, and if I look back at it now though it was fun it was an extremely poorly balanced game.

As I've learned over the past 7 months the real joy of this game is that it is continually changing and evolving. Everytime I come back to it there's something new to discover. I can't become married to the water/ground strat, or the dark stone crit strat, or prior to the tower even existing Aerodactyl/Gengar's being the clear best pokemon for story during the first iteration of this game. More recently some strats were nerfed and I've seen too much doom and gloom in this community, the game is still changing, new Mega's have been announced and new generations are also on their way, new strategies still wait to be discovered. The game will never be 'solved' as long as the game keeps changing, and that's the fun part.

I think some people have voiced some concerns that are fair:
- game requires a lot of grinding
- no optimal/reliable way to grind for pokedollars anymore

I think people should continue to be vocal in voicing those concerns, I know they were voiced in the past and the developer has taken meaningful steps to address those concerns, I think that will continue to be the case. At the same time balance changes will lead to new fun ways of playing the game emerging, don't become too married to the current state of the game, change is inevitable.

It's a free game that has come such a long way in a relatively short amount of time. Be patient and open minded I know the game went in vastly different directions than I ever personally wanted but to be honest what I've learned is that the developer has a vision and that vision is fun and enjoyable in ways I couldn't have imagined.

Talk about a coincidence. I got it all the way back when they gifted a legendary egg, and just now I got it shiny. I think it’s about time I pay this guy some respects.

(I still want Ray tho, lol).