For me just one more for my Dex.
Unless itâs 91+ IV with 15atk, just a Dex entry that will go to the Prof.
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I hate that player.
No wonder I donât get F.A Shiny when others hog them like that.
On serious note: Meh.
15 isnât that crazy
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No, but maybe the strange is that he has caught 15 different Pokémon in one day.
Poor article. 15 shinies in one day means little when zero context is given. I can guarantee that you will find a number of shinies close to this when you spend all 1440 minutes driving around slowly clicking anything that can be shiny and running if not. If these 15 shinies were obtained in an hour or so, then itâs different, but the article doesnât make this info clear. Other than that, what is the environment this player plays in? If they live in a big city that also already makes it much less impressive. Itâs so funny how these article writers always jump to their number 1 conclusion being âIt must be luckyâ even though they have zero context. I am going to be honest I donât even understand why they felt the need to write an article about it, but itâs their time, although they couldâve spared it.
Edit: just now seen their post, and they got these shinies in not one day, but two. And a bunch of them are boosted as well, like Bronzor, Alolan Vulpix, Galarian Zigzagoon, Scyther, Thundurus⊠Seems like a pretty normal Shiny haul for an active shiny hunter to me, but then again I do not know how long it took them and what their environment looks like.
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I canât be bothered reading the article myself.
Paid article by those sneaky devious buttholes at Nianshit to get FoMo players out playing more and hopefully paying for items with the lure of bling Pokémon?
Maybe Iâm just to cynical?
The article is aimed at naive players using language like âunbelievable haulâ and âthe game is brokenâ. Looking for as much excitement as a single firework being set off at New Years Eve. Safely put that article in the âtoo long, donât readâ file and continue on with life as normal.
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Close enough
Itâs for being a fully trained and qualified leader.
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It feels weird to say something positive about the game lately; but I wanted to salute the addition of the âheal allâ and ârestore allâ buttons for using potions and revives. After a raid leaves a dozen or more casualties among my PokĂ©mon team, it was frustrating to apply them one by one, especially when one or more would incur net delays⊠This makes it much more possible to revive and rejoin in time to press the attack.
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I agree! Good job niantic. For once lolâŠ
Didnât know this had been added.
How is the game deciding which of your resources gets used?
Is it prioritising Max Revives and Max Potions over using more of the low end and easier to obtain items?
I donât think itâs been released to everyone yet.
As for the second question, I think what happens is if you click revives, max revives, or a potion in your item storage then within that there will be a button that says heal all/restore all that if you click will use that item on your injured PokĂ©mon. (example: you click revive. you click restore all. all the PokĂ©mon that were KOâd get revived.)
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Havenât seen the feature so far, but that sounds like an amazing QOL improvement
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I think weâre also supposed to soon get a feature where after being in a raid for 30 seconds you can ready up even when alone.
Reminder to all.
You can TM frustration move away from Shadows atm.
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