For what it is worth, I didn't get the Garchompite either (though not for lack of trying). I got pushed down from 17000+ to 19000+ in an hour and a half.Shoutouts to the Safari for failing to give me a single Phione in two weeks of playing and that combined with me only been playing for three weeks now and that I have not spent a single dollar on the game meant I never really had much of a shot of a Garchompite at all. >:|
Yeah ! I s-ranked Starly and Gothithelle (IIRC her name) and I didn't get the new EX stages (212 atm).The S-rank requirements for the new EX stages are 215 unlocks Terrak and Viriz, 220 unlocks Cobalt.
Just a small input, but the actual disruption is a 2x2 of 2 Darkrai and 2 metal blocks. He usually targets an already disrupted column so it doesn't really bother you but it does hit the other non disruptes column pair sometimes, it will hit anywhere in the same 2&3 or 4&5 column area.Let me just say that M-Heracross, your other two best Crowd Controllers, and Volcarona are an amazing combination. Level 50 is probably going to be the easiest of all the "Boss" levels, but it's definitely going to show you what M-Hera can do.
At the start of the level, Darkrai will immediately create two adjacent columns of blocks, either in columns 2 and 3 or columns 4 and 5. One turn after, Darkrai will spawn two Darkrai, as far as I've seen, somewhere within these two columns within a 2x2 grid of each other. Three turns later, Darkrai will repeat the column disruption (I have no idea if he attacks another column after his initial choice; he kept doing 4 and 5 on my one attempt) and the cycle continues. Incidentally, the turn he recasts the column disruption is exactly 5 turns after he initially cast it, so the board by itself will only be clear momentarily after you make your move.
Using Crowd Control (especially in the one isolated column) to inflict burst while setting up miniature chains in the 3 adjacent free columns until M-Hera evolves will give you incredible momentum. If any Heracross should be to the right of the block columns after it Mega Evolves, then if you match other Hera cross, these ones will be positioned to tear right through the column, giving you a huge chunk of your board back. I finished with 8 turns remaining.
My team was initially Hera (Mega), Genesect, Volbeat (Snubbull also works) and Xerneas. Around level 20, I switched Xerneas out for Volcarona and have not looked back since.
Coin levels will be at 30, 55, 105, 130 and 180. Levels 75 (5 extra hearts), 100 (speedup), 125 (5 extra hearts), 150 (speedup), 175 (5 extra hearts) and 200 (speedup) will all be "Boss" levels, significantly harder than the one at 50 because from what I can make out, Darkrai's HP tends to be nearly double what it normally is during them. Unabashed item use is recommended on them, and some speculate that 200 might even require Complexity.
Yes, and no. It's definitely possible to do it without items, but Moves+5 pretty much removes a lot of the BS that bad RNG can bring. I personally did it itemless up to 181 (excluding 175, of course), and then just did the Moves+5 for the home stretch.Well I was able to beat level 150, so that's 3 more mega candies. Since I've been using Lucario so much I decided to give 4 to him as he's basically earning them back, wondering if I should push for level 200. Is that possible without items? (Not counting stage 175 of course).
What mega did you use on stage 200? I have used Mega Aero for all the boss battles so far and seems to do very well due to metal blocks being the 5th support pokemon.Yes, and no. It's definitely possible to do it without items, but Moves+5 pretty much removes a lot of the BS that bad RNG can bring. I personally did it itemless up to 181 (excluding 175, of course), and then just did the Moves+5 for the home stretch.
Also, whip out ALL of the items on stage 200. Yes, the complexity as well. You're welcome.
Nah you shouldn't need Complexity -1 to beat level 100. A combination of Turns +5, Disruption Delay and Attack Power should be enough, and you absolutely want those latter two. Add in Mega Start if you're using Mega Aerodactyl (maybe Heracross too) but I managed just fine with Mega Lucario/Heracross/Genesect/Xerneas from start to finish so I went without Mega Start.I'm still blocked on level 100 ... I should use a C-1 ... Guys, you're impressive ! :)
With Complexity -1 there are no blocks in the skyfall. I crammed M-Heracross into every orifice Darkrai had for 200. I don't even want to imagine how things would have went with M-Aero or M-Lucario for that level.What mega did you use on stage 200? I have used Mega Aero for all the boss battles so far and seems to do very well due to metal blocks being the 5th support pokemon.
I managed to beat Vivillon using Moves+5, but I needed Moves+5 and DD to S-rank it. I lucked out and managed to capture it with no Great Balls on my first attempt (M+5 left me with a 0 move finish). The team I used was an M-Blaze (MAX) team, with Delphox (6), Heatran (7) and Combusken (8). I chose Combusken over Ninetales for three reasons. 1, I figured having more opportunities to trigger Pyre before a Blaze chain would provide more consistent long-term damage. 2, My lvl 8 Combusken (78 BP) has only 6 less damage than my level 7 Ninetales (84 BP) so the loss wouldn't be that great. 3, Block Smash has no use on this stage, so Ninetales would only be useful for its damage.Venusaurite is back !
I've win the 100th level of Darkrai, I will probably stop here (TBH I never use the rare candies).
I need to beat/S-rank some of the newest stages.
Edit : DAMN ! I can't beat this Vivillion !
The last time I used a full fire team before M-Blaze came out was early game. It's pretty much the reason that Heatran and Ninetales are still not MAXed. Combusken is only that high because I used him very early on in farming Meowth. But yes, M-Blaze + full fire is gaining traction. Probably not going to be one of the strongest teams, but very solid overall. And definitely a contender for Weekend Meowth runs (got 7600 this week after Moves+5).Thanks for the tip :) I've never tried full Fire teams, that's an idea.
from serebii.Some new passwords have been revealed for Pokémon Shuffle to celebrate the release of Pokémon Shuffle Mobile in Japan. These passwords are obtained in the other version and give access to special items. The passwords given from Pokémon Shuffle Mobile to the 3DS version are random out of the 8 listed here. First, if you have the 3DS version, you can enter the password obtained from Pokémon Shuffle Mobile of 86001508 to get 1 Exp. Points *1.5 item, and 1000 coins with the password of 86100002. Second, if you have Pokémon Shuffle Mobile, you can enter the password obtained from Pokémon Shuffle of 65607110 to get a Lucarionite. These have to be entered by September 30th and you need to have updated to at least Version 1.2.13 to redeem them
Edit @ 10:02: Various more Pokémon Shuffle passwords have been revealed for the 3DS game. There's a password for a Mega Speed Up which is 08645601. 100 coins by 86010010, 200 coins by 08620009, 300 Coins by 08630007 and 500 Coins by 08650005
Edit @ 10:20: A password for 1 Time +10 is also available through the password 08601003. A Moves +5 is available through 86000504 and 400 coins for 86040006