This does not seem to be true. Male Octillery of random nature holding Destiny Knot + Female Adamant Dratini holding Everstone produced Calm baby.TheMantyke said:Everstone- This is actually a change that’s been in effect for a while now, but a few of us might have been disconnected with traditional breeding for so long to not have heard of this. The Everstone now ALWAYS passes down the nature of the parent holding it. No longer will your perfect breeds be spoiled by a wrong nature. Additionally, if you haven’t bred since DPP, male Pokemon can pass down natures with the Everstone as well.
Double check your parents and that at some point the Everstone wasn't removed from the equation. I and others have bred countless Pokemon with the nature always passing down for the Everstone parent.This does not seem to be true. Male Octillery of random nature holding Destiny Knot + Female Adamant Dratini holding Everstone produced Calm baby.
we dont know things like that need to be tested but we cant test it till they are here:)I know that this won't matter until you can box pokemon in from 5th gen, but can you breed move tutor moves onto babies? For example, if I had a Blaziken in Black 2 that learned Thunderpunch via move tutor, could that move be bred down to a new Torchic?
This is almost certainly an error on your part. I have not heard a single second report of something like this happening, nor have I encountered it in the 300+ eggs I have bred with the Everstone.So far I've gotten more than 20 Adamant and 1 Calm with the same set of parents. Either I did something wrong, or there is a small chance for the Everstone not to work.
You can't. People have tested using previous tutor attacks as egg moves already and if they weren't an egg move already, they haven't passed down.I know that this won't matter until you can box pokemon in from 5th gen, but can you breed move tutor moves onto babies? For example, if I had a Blaziken in Black 2 that learned Thunderpunch via move tutor, could that move be bred down to a new Torchic?
Wrong. Statistically its roughly a 1 in 6 chance to get a 5x 31 baby if both parents have the desired IVs. 1/6 chance to get the desired IV inheritance, 5/6 chance to NOT get the desired spread multiplied by 1/32 for it to be 31 IV anyway, sums up to 226/1152, or 19.6%anyone has an idea why my 2 31 31 31 x 31 31 parents produce only kids with 4 max ivs they always seem to mis the 5th one while statiscly that should be like 50/50
You didn't mention ability, just IVs. Multiply 226/1152 by the % chance of getting the desired ability and you get a significantly lower number. (IIRC its 60% chance to inherit the female's ability).still the chance for me is like 5% at most also its strange that the babbies have different abilitys but the good ones always have exactly the same
Yes, guaranteed.If everstone is hold by the male poke, does he pass 100% the nature?
Because mathematically getting the right inheritance isn't as high as you think it is. At best getting a perfect 31/31/31/*/31/31 child is an 19.6% chance. If you want 6x 31 IVs its at best a 1/32 chance. Thats not even counting ability chances, nature chances (if you're not using an Everstone), or if you want a specific gender.anyone has anny idea hows it possible that so little pokes have the right ivs?
still thats about 20% but my percentage is about 5% at best and thats not counting other things because 100% of them turn out female with the lesser ability but thats ok i gues still the ivs happen so little its realy annyoing me the nature's always right due to the everstone and the other one has the destiny knotBecause mathematically getting the right inheritance isn't as high as you think it is. At best getting a perfect 31/31/31/*/31/31 child is an 19.6% chance. If you want 6x 31 IVs its at best a 1/32 chance. Thats not even counting ability chances, nature chances (if you're not using an Everstone), or if you want a specific gender.
Generation IV and V did not have duplicates. Its also been shown that Destiny Knot does not invoke duplicates either.Are we absolutely sure that using Destiny Knot will pass IVs down without possibility of duplicates? IE, if the male parent passes down HP, the next IV cannot be HP from the female parent or even HP from the male parent again.
Previous generations could have duplicates, so it seems worth asking the question for this one too.
I found one part in that pic that I'm confused by. Taking about Power Items and Destiny Knot:Found this on /vp/:
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I found it very nicely laid out and simple to read. This really goes deep into breeding, then what to do with your baby.
I haven't done anything too extensive, but breeding earlier today resulted in a 31/31/x/31/31/x Abra from a 31/31/x/31/31/x parent holding Power Lens and a 31/x/x/x/x/x parent with Destiny Knot; not enough to really confirm/deny it but I'd lean towards saying that Destiny Knot still works even with Power Items (It just forces 4 random IVs and one fixed IV, rather than 5 random IVs)I found one part in that pic that I'm confused by. Taking about Power Items and Destiny Knot:
"Note that you can only use either of the item categories, and power items takes priority over Destiny Knot resulting in Destiny Knot being disabled"
Doesn't that imply that using Power item and Destiny knot will never be better than using Everstone over power item?
That contradics the OP, so have anyone tried it and can confirme/reject it?