Congrats to all new shinies!
After I heard the rumours about increased chances in Friend Safari, I went there to hunt. I've had 2446 encounters. All the reports I've seen have been under 1000. For anybody who's gotten shinies there, how long did it take you? What's your longest and shortest? And what would you estimate the chances are?
In my experience, there has to be something specific that influences the shiny rate in the friend safari.
I have found 12 or so shinies in the safari that were all found within the first 100 encounters, heck probably within the first 50 encounters to be honest. I even managed 2 shinies within 10 minutes. I have also spent several straight hours of searching, over 1000 re's a day, for several days in a row with nothing to show for it.
This is just my personal experience, other people will most likely have different experiences.
Congrats to all new shinies!
After I heard the rumours about increased chances in Friend Safari, I went there to hunt. I've had 2446 encounters. All the reports I've seen have been under 1000. For anybody who's gotten shinies there, how long did it take you? What's your longest and shortest? And what would you estimate the chances are?
Congrats to all new shinies!
After I heard the rumours about increased chances in Friend Safari, I went there to hunt. I've had 2446 encounters. All the reports I've seen have been under 1000. For anybody who's gotten shinies there, how long did it take you? What's your longest and shortest? And what would you estimate the chances are?
I don´t know if this is the right place to ask this but i´m trying to start MM and i have all the basic and obvious elements (hatch power, oval stone, flame body talonflame, different country pokemon...).
After that, what is the best (fastest)way, in your experience to hatch eggs? Hatch 5 eggs whole eggs and then take other 5...etc? Release the pokemon one by one once they hatch to have always five eggs? Keep storing eggs for not "losing" them? Thanks.
In my experience, there has to be something specific that influences the shiny rate in the friend safari.
I have found 12 or so shinies in the safari that were all found within the first 100 encounters, heck probably within the first 50 encounters to be honest. I even managed 2 shinies within 10 minutes. I have also spent several straight hours of searching, over 1000 re's a day, for several days in a row with nothing to show for it.
This is just my personal experience, other people will most likely have different experiences.
Strange how you had stages of lots of luck and then nothing...
I don´t know if this is the right place to ask this but i´m trying to start MM and i have all the basic and obvious elements (hatch power, oval stone, flame body talonflame, different country pokemon...).
After that, what is the best (fastest)way, in your experience to hatch eggs? Hatch 5 eggs whole eggs and then take other 5...etc? Release the pokemon one by one once they hatch to have always five eggs? Keep storing eggs for not "losing" them? Thanks.
Next months CH, how about an X/Y contest? Most shinies caught in one of the following:
Friend Safari
Hordes
Chain Fishing
Masuda Method Breeding
I would need an assistant to tally up the numbers and provide me with the data every week so I can post the top 5 in the OP.
What does everyone think?
Next months CH, how about an X/Y contest? Most shinies caught in one of the following:
Friend Safari
Hordes
Chain Fishing
Masuda Method Breeding
I would need an assistant to tally up the numbers and provide me with the data every week so I can post the top 5 in the OP.
What does everyone think?
I do not like that idea. I was kinda hoping for shiny starter or frost cave pokémon. Some people have more time then other people. Some people have two games and some one game. People with badge quests can't do friend safari, and chain fishing is the most easiest thing. And there are more shiny hunting methods, soft reset, random encounter, pokéradar. Pokéradar is even harder then chain fishing. Still, my opinion.
I don´t know if this is the right place to ask this but i´m trying to start MM and i have all the basic and obvious elements (hatch power, oval stone, flame body talonflame, different country pokemon...).
After that, what is the best (fastest)way, in your experience to hatch eggs? Hatch 5 eggs whole eggs and then take other 5...etc? Release the pokemon one by one once they hatch to have always five eggs? Keep storing eggs for not "losing" them? Thanks.
Next months CH, how about an X/Y contest? Most shinies caught in one of the following:
Friend Safari
Hordes
Chain Fishing
Masuda Method Breeding
I would need an assistant to tally up the numbers and provide me with the data every week so I can post the top 5 in the OP.
What does everyone think?
Next months CH, how about an X/Y contest? Most shinies caught in one of the following:
Friend Safari
Hordes
Chain Fishing
Masuda Method Breeding
I would need an assistant to tally up the numbers and provide me with the data every week so I can post the top 5 in the OP.
What does everyone think?
I usually just stock up on 5 then use hatch power then after they hatch I wondertrade them. Another way i might try is stock up on a boxfull then hatch them all
I don't really think there's a best/fastest method, just do what's comfortable to you.
For all my current shinies, I collected five eggs from the daycare man and each time one hatched I deposited it and picked up a new one from him. Once I'd hatched 35 (one box+5 in party), 65 (2 boxes+party) or very, very rarely 95 (....yeah), I added it to my total and then switched the game off to keep my playtime down and because I'm not wasting time releasing all those non-shinies.
For my Spritzee, the first 35 were hatched by collecting 35 eggs then hatching them all. Since then, I've switched to getting five eggs in my party, hatching them all, depositing them and collecting a new five.
In terms of time taken, collecting 35 eggs and then hatching seemed to take me a little longer (we're talking about ten minutes more, give or take). The other two methods seem to take roughly the same time; about an hour for 35, though obviously things like Hatching Power and egg hatch cycles will play a part. It's all down to personal preference really, I like the current method I'm using and will keep on doing that.