Your Pokemon getting mad at you doesn't seem to have any negative effect on them.
Even if it does, they won't get mad if you drop Poke Puffs on the ground while they're full.
*Sniff*
Such devotion to the people who deprived them from their freedom...
When i put it into battle and then switch it out for a different pokemon, it gains boosted exp!!!!!
Is this part of pokemon amie, or some little trick we all missed???
I feel obligated to mention that I've had a ton of fun playing with my Charizard - it took very little time to get its Affection maxed out, maybe since I started playing with it when it was a Charmeleon. I especially love when it peeks into the camera when you first begin playing with it. Should probably take some time to play with a few of my other Pokemon, but most of them can't measure up to Charizard in terms of cuteness. (Plus Greninja is, uh...kind of scary.)
Oh, and for what it's worth, I had trouble with the face recognition too at first, but if I go into the bathroom (the only room in my house with moderately bright lighting), I have much less of an issue. Usually the worst parts are the open-mouthed ones - I have to tilt my head around a bit before it recognizes that my mouth is really open, and it's even more difficult when I have to tilt my head to the left or right. Winking is also a little touchy, but otherwise the other expressions usually work fine when I'm in the bright lighting.
Do you have a specific way or suggestion you have when going about the winking/widened eyes bit? I always almost get through the mini-game...until one of these show up. XD
For winking, it's mostly a matter of trial and error (I'm still not sure exactly what I do right/wrong most of the time). I try to scrunch up my eye as much as possible when it's closed, and if it's not recognized, I keep doing the same action until it's finally acknowledged. Sometimes I have to vary my expression - straighten out my mouth or even kind of smile. For widened eyes, I'm not really sure. I've personally never had much of a problem with that one, but it might be because my eyes naturally look kind of wide anyway. Maybe tilting your head slightly up or down would help? At times I have to adjust my head position even when the head icon is at the bottom left of the screen, and other times the icon vanishes when I move my head even slightly. I do hope I helped a bit!
Oh and also, I noticed the boosted EXP too but didn't think to ask...I almost wondered if it was because I got Charizard from Sycamore or something, but then it started surviving powerful moves and waiting for my instructions and I figured it was probably because of Amie. xD
For winking, it's mostly a matter of trial and error (I'm still not sure exactly what I do right/wrong most of the time). I try to scrunch up my eye as much as possible when it's closed, and if it's not recognized, I keep doing the same action until it's finally acknowledged. Sometimes I have to vary my expression - straighten out my mouth or even kind of smile. For widened eyes, I'm not really sure. I've personally never had much of a problem with that one, but it might be because my eyes naturally look kind of wide anyway. Maybe tilting your head slightly up or down would help? At times I have to adjust my head position even when the head icon is at the bottom left of the screen, and other times the icon vanishes when I move my head even slightly. I do hope I helped a bit!
Oh and also, I noticed the boosted EXP too but didn't think to ask...I almost wondered if it was because I got Charizard from Sycamore or something, but then it started surviving powerful moves and waiting for my instructions and I figured it was probably because of Amie. xD
I've also noticed that sometimes:Ive noticed that too, its like after reaching a certain point they recieve a passive buff.
The damage they deal is boosted by a small bit too