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PokéRadar & Chain Fishing Thread
I rather liked Wulava’s OP so I’ll C+P it for simplicity.
New changes from 4th gen:
- You don't need to go for the square four spaces from you (or leastways the one furthest away).
- Edges may be safer, but that could use more testing, some people say they are, some not.
- Slightly moving spaces will break your chain, so avoid those.
This all falls under the caveat that the staff doesn’t want shiny discussion in this thread since it’s easier to keep it to one single thread. There’s a thread for that over here in General Pokemon Discussion.
So please keep discussion to the mechanics please. And encounters of pokemon you find via PokeRadar, of course. Thanks!
I rather liked Wulava’s OP so I’ll C+P it for simplicity.
The PokéRadar returns in Pokémon X & Y. Unlike in DPPt though, there are no radar-exclusive Pokémon, and there a updates with the mechanics.
Feel free to discuss your findings here.
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BASIC POKERADAR GUIDE
Courtesy of dbApplejack
- Recharge rate is every 50 steps.
- You need to be in a grass patch and OFF your roller blades (Switching to roller blades will break the chain).
- When you activate the Poke Radar and go into rustling grass, whatever Pokemon shows up, that's the Pokemon you are chaining for (If it's not, try again).
- To continue the chain, knock out the Pokemon and more grass will rustle after the battle. The objective is to keep finding the same Pokemon you knocked out. The more times you encounter it, the higher the chance it is shiny. Be careful for decoy patches which break the chain.
For more in-depth info about the PokéRadar, go here.
New changes from 4th gen:
- You don't need to go for the square four spaces from you (or leastways the one furthest away).
- Edges may be safer, but that could use more testing, some people say they are, some not.
- Slightly moving spaces will break your chain, so avoid those.
This all falls under the caveat that the staff doesn’t want shiny discussion in this thread since it’s easier to keep it to one single thread. There’s a thread for that over here in General Pokemon Discussion.
So please keep discussion to the mechanics please. And encounters of pokemon you find via PokeRadar, of course. Thanks!
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