It takes a lot more time as I am on a phone, but alright. Also I edited the post you quoted to make it easier to read.
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SPOILERS! Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee Datamine Info
- Thread starter Nexus
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Luck based respawns, the joy
On side note... at least in Let's Go you can actually avoid being swarmed dead by Zubats.
What were you expecting from a mechanic that literally allows you to add 1200 bst to a pokemon if grinded enough? :P
Thanks for editing the post. Please bear in mind that the rules require everyone to write properly, being on a phone is no excuse, so just keep it in mind in the future too.
I can confirm it works in Go Park Pokemon, haven't tested it with in-game trades, though
One question
I hear alolans can be obtained through trading. If say I want an Alolan Sandshrew, but while it stays with me it evolves, do I have to catch a new Sandshrew to complete the trade or can I still use Sandslash and just skip to the Alolan Sandshash.
I hear alolans can be obtained through trading. If say I want an Alolan Sandshrew, but while it stays with me it evolves, do I have to catch a new Sandshrew to complete the trade or can I still use Sandslash and just skip to the Alolan Sandshash.
It’s evolution-specific, you have to give them the exact Pokémon they ask for.
What I thought. Doesn't hurt to check though.
Since the game mechanics require these trades to be repeatable, it doesn't hurt to have multiples of the specific species being asked for ready to go. Especially Exeggutor given the trade for the Alolan counterpart is extremely late.
Just sharing a couple informations that I couldnt find elsewhere.
You are able to save in the Go Park and softreset the Pokemon in there if you please. It asks you to save when you leave, but you can say no and if you reload the Pokemon you caught are back.
Also if you fail to catch a poke in the Go Park because it runs, it still remains there and you can try again (you lose the balls and berries used though)
You are able to save in the Go Park and softreset the Pokemon in there if you please. It asks you to save when you leave, but you can say no and if you reload the Pokemon you caught are back.
Also if you fail to catch a poke in the Go Park because it runs, it still remains there and you can try again (you lose the balls and berries used though)
I've spent a bit of time going through the Master trainer list
https://www.serebii.net/letsgopikachueevee/mastertrainers.shtml
Something we quite missed purely by the datamined data is that they actually ARE candied up... and holy crap some would catch offguard a blind attempt.
I have to credit GF for actually coming up with very cancerous movesets for some of the Master Trainers, I really wish they would orchestrate similarly "challengin" postgame battles (that is, outside of facilities), minus the gimmick of "use same pokemon" for future titles.
https://www.serebii.net/letsgopikachueevee/mastertrainers.shtml
Something we quite missed purely by the datamined data is that they actually ARE candied up... and holy crap some would catch offguard a blind attempt.
I have to credit GF for actually coming up with very cancerous movesets for some of the Master Trainers, I really wish they would orchestrate similarly "challengin" postgame battles (that is, outside of facilities), minus the gimmick of "use same pokemon" for future titles.
I'd opt for speed boosting natures so you can win speed against enemies with non speed boosting natures (expecially as with +200 stats 10% speed is a ton) but that's just me :P
Those are all, every other move is identical to core games as far as I know.
(note that absorb, mdrain, sbeam and skyattack changes are likely due to Let's Go itself having less moves and no weather / items to make them istant attacks. Teleport is the only thing that we might reasonably expect to also see happen in the core games)
I made a stat calculator for LGPE. So far, it's a work-in-progress regarding updating the movesets (I just edited my Sun/Moon spreadsheet), but the stat calculations should be correct.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14QpdMO4s2KDIW8TMv4LaT9lkMhsmReUOGT297zC47qk/edit?usp=sharing
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14QpdMO4s2KDIW8TMv4LaT9lkMhsmReUOGT297zC47qk/edit?usp=sharing
This is the new formula for calculating stats. Since AVs are now added in at the end, Nature is slightly less impactful on the final stat.
Friendship multiplier = 1 + floor(10*Friendship/255)/100
After playing around with some numbers, this is what I figured out:
Friendship multiplier = 1 + floor(10*Friendship/255)/100
After playing around with some numbers, this is what I figured out:
- A Pokemon with 0 AVs would have the same stats as it would with 0 EVs, assuming Friendship is 0
- For a neutral nature, it would take 63 AVs to get to what a Pokemon would have at 252 EVs. (This is ~69 AVs for a beneficial nature, still assuming 0 Friendship)
- New stat mechanics makes a maxed AV Pokemon equivalent to having well over 800 EVs on every stat. This allows Sweepers to tank more hits and Walls to hit harder. Ex:
- A Golem (neutral nature) has a 100% chance to survive Scald from a Timid Starmie and a slight chance of also surviving a Surf.
- A Magneton (neutral nature) now has a 100% chance to survive Earthquake from an Adamant Snorlax (assuming no crit)
It seems that battle at LGPE with Normal Rules would have unified 1.02 Friendship Multiplier for evert pokemon
means every 50 stats = 1 more stat raise
means every 50 stats = 1 more stat raise
Doesn't seem to be the case as far as I can see form other sources, its been removed from the OP
Nope, it’s not there.