Uhhhh, for some reason my kadabra didn't learn Confusion when it evolved? Like it learned Kineasis but completely skipped out on confusion? This is a huge bummer.
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SPOILERS! Sun & Moon In-Game Discovery Thread
- Thread starter MikeAU
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elcheeso was having this issue too... But the moveset lists it as learning Confusion at Lv 16?
I can only assume this was an oversight with "Level 0" moves that you learn only when you evolve. It seems that there's a bug where if you would learn an attack at that level, you outright don't learn the attack and just get the Level 0 move.
Wow. That is an egregious bug. How soon do you get to the move reminder?
There's something definitely going on with level 0 moves, but I'm not entirely sure that explains all of it. Supposedly level 11 is when Butterfree learns Confusion now (used to be 10), but when mine evolved it learnt Gust, which is meant to be a level 0 move. Shit's weird. My suspicion is that this bug affects mons with less than 4 moves, and that regardless of whether they would learn an attack at that level, they'll try to learn the first level 0 move they have when they evolve. This would explain Butterfree and Kadabra, and also why my Trumbeak never learnt Rock Blast.
Found a spinarak on route one and don't see it in the OP
Sun or moon and approx which level?
Moon version changes local day time for in game night time. So im kinda confuse with that. For example, a dusk ball would work better at 2 pm "real" time (2am in game) or 2 am, like all the other games?
I caught a Tapu Koko with a Dusk ball at 10 pm "real time" (10 am in game) after like 10 ultra ball, so... That makes me think that the time swap in game is just for the day or night effect.
I caught a Tapu Koko with a Dusk ball at 10 pm "real time" (10 am in game) after like 10 ultra ball, so... That makes me think that the time swap in game is just for the day or night effect.
Sun and nighttime irl. Level 3
are there any other mega stones in the game besides those in battle tree?
A few things to note for when Mike gets to them:
In-Game Trade: Route 5 Pokémon Centre, trade a Lillipup and get a Bounsweet.
Water Stone: Route 8, in the water in the far west of the route.
Moss Rock: Lush Jungle in the eastern room of the area.
Fire Stone: Diglett Tunnel, head west from the entrance, the item is behind rocks removable by Tauros.
In-Game Trade: Konikoni Pokémon Centre, trade a Zubat and get a Poliwhirl.
Fire/Water/Thunder/Leaf Stone Shop: Konikoni City, Olivia's Jewellery Shop, 1,000 Poké each.
Pikanium Z: Konikoni City, talk to girl with three Pikachu at the cape. She will also teach a Pikachu Volt Tackle. An Eviolite rests next to her.
Also some knowledge I can impart for the the fourth Totem Fight (in terms of movesets and strategies) which I managed to wipe to before winning second attempt in spoilers:
EDIT: Added Fire Stone.
DOUBLE EDIT: Found the Stone Shop.
TRIPLE EDIT: Pikachu Z Moves yay~
In-Game Trade: Route 5 Pokémon Centre, trade a Lillipup and get a Bounsweet.
Water Stone: Route 8, in the water in the far west of the route.
Moss Rock: Lush Jungle in the eastern room of the area.
Fire Stone: Diglett Tunnel, head west from the entrance, the item is behind rocks removable by Tauros.
In-Game Trade: Konikoni Pokémon Centre, trade a Zubat and get a Poliwhirl.
Fire/Water/Thunder/Leaf Stone Shop: Konikoni City, Olivia's Jewellery Shop, 1,000 Poké each.
Pikanium Z: Konikoni City, talk to girl with three Pikachu at the cape. She will also teach a Pikachu Volt Tackle. An Eviolite rests next to her.
Also some knowledge I can impart for the the fourth Totem Fight (in terms of movesets and strategies) which I managed to wipe to before winning second attempt in spoilers:
Lush Jungle Totem Fight
Lurantis (Totem, +1 Speed) @ Power Herb [Lv24]: Solar Blade / Razor Leaf / X-Scissor / Synthesis
Trumbeak (Spawn) [Lv22]: Supersonic / Screech / Rock Blast / Pluck
Castform (Spawn) [Lv22]: Sunny Day / Headbutt / Weather Ball / No idea
I'm not 100% sure the levels are right.
This fight can be really tough to win. Razor Leaf and X-Scissor can hurt while Solar Blade hits like a truck (and the charge-up turn can be mitigated by Power Herb and Sun). Synthesis can be very annoying. The worst part are the spawns. Trumbeak can confuse spam and lower your defence to take more damage from Lurantis, and it gets Rock Blast which can be very lethal considering most of your options that hit Lurantis super effectively are weak to Rock. Castform can be even worse because its bulkier than Trumbeak, can call forth the sun to make Lurantis' Solar Blade one turn, and Weather Ball under Sun deals huge damage to neutral targets. Take into account the AI which seems to be very smart, and you have a tough fight on your hands.
Don't be afraid to use X-Items if you are not overleveled. The strategy I used to win this fight was to lead with Alolan Grimer who would Acid Spray Lurantis until it died before sending out Oricorio, where I would use one X. Sp. Attack before taking out Lurantis with Air Cutter and then picking off its lackey which was Trumbeak. Oricorio couldn't finish the job because it got confused / Rock Blasted to death but my starter was there to pick up the pieces.
Lurantis (Totem, +1 Speed) @ Power Herb [Lv24]: Solar Blade / Razor Leaf / X-Scissor / Synthesis
Trumbeak (Spawn) [Lv22]: Supersonic / Screech / Rock Blast / Pluck
Castform (Spawn) [Lv22]: Sunny Day / Headbutt / Weather Ball / No idea
I'm not 100% sure the levels are right.
This fight can be really tough to win. Razor Leaf and X-Scissor can hurt while Solar Blade hits like a truck (and the charge-up turn can be mitigated by Power Herb and Sun). Synthesis can be very annoying. The worst part are the spawns. Trumbeak can confuse spam and lower your defence to take more damage from Lurantis, and it gets Rock Blast which can be very lethal considering most of your options that hit Lurantis super effectively are weak to Rock. Castform can be even worse because its bulkier than Trumbeak, can call forth the sun to make Lurantis' Solar Blade one turn, and Weather Ball under Sun deals huge damage to neutral targets. Take into account the AI which seems to be very smart, and you have a tough fight on your hands.
Don't be afraid to use X-Items if you are not overleveled. The strategy I used to win this fight was to lead with Alolan Grimer who would Acid Spray Lurantis until it died before sending out Oricorio, where I would use one X. Sp. Attack before taking out Lurantis with Air Cutter and then picking off its lackey which was Trumbeak. Oricorio couldn't finish the job because it got confused / Rock Blasted to death but my starter was there to pick up the pieces.
EDIT: Added Fire Stone.
DOUBLE EDIT: Found the Stone Shop.
TRIPLE EDIT: Pikachu Z Moves yay~
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How does hatching work in Gen 7 with the no grid movement style?
The same as always, run around like a nut job - Tauros optional.
So a crawbrawler (male , lvl 8) jumped out at me when I was picking up the berries under the tree on route 2(the tree near the pokecenter)
This is sun version,morning irl
This is sun version,morning irl
It unlocks on the bottom screen menu once you pass the third trial (get Charizard).
Check any berry tree you can find, because Crabrawler is literally all that ever spawns. Can't you reset before examining one for the first time?
so I've been hatching eggs to get a synchronize Jolly Abra. The parents are :
Male Jolly spinda w/ everstone
Female abra with Inner Focus
I've hatched 20 eggs so far, all of them with Inner Focus. I'm either very unlucky, or the hatching mechanic changed to guarantee ability passing from the mother.
Male Jolly spinda w/ everstone
Female abra with Inner Focus
I've hatched 20 eggs so far, all of them with Inner Focus. I'm either very unlucky, or the hatching mechanic changed to guarantee ability passing from the mother.
Why does nobody document which Megastone exist in game or not? I saw three different users asking this question in this thread alone(including me four)
Which are "legal" so to speak
Which are "legal" so to speak
so far, here's what's found : gengar, scizor, pinsir, aerodactyl, lucario, kanga, gyarados, absol, alakazam, garchomp, sableye, metagross, sharpedo, slowbro, glalie, salamence
it's simple : is the pokemon in the aloladex? if not, no stone in the battle tree shop. It might be elsewhere, given that you can get red/blue orb and soul dew.