Do you know where we can find the missing mega stones ? Mega Charizard, Blastoise, Pidgeot ...
Do you know where we can find the missing mega stones ? Mega Charizard, Blastoise, Pidgeot ...
Mega Glalie is a bitch, ok ?
I know what you mean. It is bad enough that he ends up freezing nearly the entire board, and infects the board with Snorunts. But did they have to add Glaceons?
So far, Mega Glalie has sponged up any attacks that I make while freezing the entire board, and limiting the moves I can make, and I've made the mistake of using the only jewel I had (why do they have to save when I use one?).
I think the only hope I have at this point is training my Pokémon to a high enough level that I can pummel M-Glalie even without making combos. I do have 20+ Pokémon that I haven't caught yet.
Aside from catching and getting EXP for Pokémon (which is always a good idea), have you tried using the Disruption Delay item? It's incredibly useful against all Megas from basically Mawile onward since that's where they started to get disruption-happy, and completely stops them from doing anything for well over 5 turns (I want to say 8-10 or even more?). It's definitely worthwhile for the 1500 coins it costs and it ultimately helped me S rank the Mega stages when I went back to do that. Of course getting coins is a bit slower now that Mew no longer gives 1000 coins for beating it once each day but it's not as much of a coin sink as Complexity -1.
I have been playing this game during my 20 minute lunch break between classes. I never really played trozee candy crush or anything else, and really only downloaded it because it was free and I wanted to take some club nintendo surveys to make up for me being a few points shy of the free eshop games.
Anyways, this is actually a really interesting. I like the rapid versions in the special section probably too much, and I'm still trying to figure out some things with how much training really matters (it seems like a slow process with only 1 game per half hour) as opposed to just rolling in with type advantages every time. Kind of sucks the pokemon can't evolve, but whatever.
Anyways... the point that I've come here is to ask if anyone has seen a noticeable difference in power between different levels of pokemon? Is there a point of me leveling up my weaker pokemon when I have one with the same kind of ability already at a higher level, besides just general esthetics? Also... does anyone know how scores are tabulated? I have been trying to up my score on the Lucario Mega Stone challenge and I'm not sure if I should just train my pokemon more to get more points for more damage or what.
Great game with a lot of depth for being a free-bee. Hopefully I can get some good strategies going once I figure things out more...
Crap. And I couldn't even get Mega Lucario.The news levels are horrible ! ONYX is unbreakeable ! And I have Mega Lucario (or Mega Mawile)
It's Free2Play, Pay2Win. I find it fun regardless. You should decide for yourself.Friend of mine started playing this, and I actually got really interested. It doesn't seem like the casual 'candy crush' style of play. I now feel like I want to try it out. Any advices or pros/cons why I should/shouldn't try it?