Monday, February 27, 2017

POKE FINDER LOCATIONS

This is the worst sidequest in any pokemon game ever nevertheless to 100% the game you have to do it. The rarer the pokemon the more points you get.....so put a movie on and go to these locations



The points aren't just a useless feature for bragging right, but are in fact used in order to improve the version of the Poké Finder. The more points you get, the better the version of Poké Finder which allows for you to get better pictures and a better score.
Version No.Points RequiredUnlocked Feature
Ver. 10 PointsStandard Features
Ver. 21,500 PointsZoom
Ver. 310,000 PointsEnhanced Zoom
Ver. 4100,000 PointsMax Zoom
Ver. 51,500,000 PointsAbility to call Pokémon to you for better photos
Stamp in Trainer Passport

LocationLocation PicturePhoto AreaKnown Pokémon
Melemele Island
Hau'oli CemeteryHau'oli CemeteryHau'oli CemeteryPikipek (Day)
Gastly (Night)
Zubat (Night)
Hau'oli City - BeachfrontHau'oli CityHau'oli CityPelipper
Wingull
Drifloon (Day - Rare)
Hau'oli City - Shopping DistrictHau'oli CityHau'oli CityPikachu
Growlithe
Rockruff (Day)
Meowth (night)
Kala'e BayKala'e BayKala'e BayCorsola
Dugtrio
Slowpoke
Melemele MeadowMelemele MeadowMelemele MeadowCutiefly
Oricorio
Akala Island
Brooklet HillVBrooklet HillPoliwag
Politoed (Rare)
Dewpider (Day)
Surskit (Night)
Lush JungleLush JungleLush JungleParas (day)
Morelull (Night)
Bounsweet (Day)
Fomantis (Night)
Goodra (Rare)
Comfey
Paniola RanchPaniola RanchPaniola RanchEevee
Lillipup
Espeon (Day)
Umbreon (Night)
Route 8Route 8Route 8Yungoos (Day)
Rattata (Night)
Crabrawler
Royal AvenueRoyal AvenueRoyal AvenueButterfree (Day)
Oricorio (Night)
Wela Volcano ParkWela Volcano ParkWela Volcano ParkFletchling
Cubone
Salandit
Talonflame (Rare - Day)
Ula'ula Island
Blush MountainBlush MountainBlush MountainElekid
Togedemaru
Magneton
Porygon-Z (Rare)
Mount HokulaniMount HokulaniMount HokulaniBeldum
Metang
Clefairy (Night)
Clefable (Night)
Magnezone (Rare - Night)
Mount LanakilaMount LanakilaMount LanakilaVanillite
Vanillish
Absol (Day)
Sneasel (Night)
Froslass (Rare - Night)
Route 13Mount LanakilaMount LanakilaSandile
Gible
Flygon (Rare)
Thrifty Megamart Abandoned SiteThrifty Megamart Thrifty Megamart Gastly
Haunter
Gengar
Mimikyu
Ula'ula MeadowUla'ula MeadowUla'ula MeadowLedian (Day)
Ariados (Night)
Oricorio
Poni Island
Poni CoastPoni CoastPoni CoastBewear
Fearow
Poni MeadowPoni MeadowPoni MeadowOricorio (Night)
Ribombee
Dragonite (Rare)
Vast Poni CanyonVast Poni CanyonVast Poni CanyonGigalith
Jangmo-o
Hakamo-o
Lucario (Rare)

Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Get Unlimited Bottle Caps For Hyper Training With This Glitch

Okay i know, i said it was the last one....I lied......this is an amazing feature for pokemon I hated IV training so lets find out how to get those pesky bottlecaps and farm them....

ok this is the Glitch way....

Pokémon Sun And Moon has a Festival Plaza that’s unlocked after you reach the Pokémon Center in Hau’oli City, and a glitch can be exploited in the mode that essentially offers unlimited Bottle Caps for Hyper Training. The method requires coordination between two knowing players, but it’s a quick way to max out IVs.
The steps arrive courtesy of Amoxity on reddit, and they exploit the automatic Bottle Cap rewards associated with installing Treasure Hunt facilities. As long as you and a friend work together, you can get a Bottle Cap by essentially spending 150 to 200 FC to continuously swap out facilities. The exact steps are listed from the source below. The only requirement is a compliant friend, enough FC and a Festival Plaza rank of eight.
  1. Find someone in your plaza that can give an introduction to the Treasure Hunt (2 stars) facility
  2. Add that person to your VIP list
  3. Get the facility
  4. Go to the new facility immediately after to get your first guaranteed Bottle Cap
  5. Make sure it is the only Treasure Hunt (2 stars) facility in your plaza (this will make farming Bottle Caps a lot cheaper)
  6. Go to your castle and page that person you just added to your VIP list
  7. Ask that person to add the same facility to your plaza, and replace it with the old one (will cost 200 FC)
  8. Immediately go to the Treasure Hunt (2 stars) facility and get your guaranteed Bottle Cap
  9. Repeat steps 6-8 and you will get guaranteed bottle caps for the effective price of 200 FC each
Another way to take advantage of the glitch is to simply swap out the Treasure Hunt for another cheap facility to another willing player in your plaza. After the two-star is gone, just page your friend and ask for it again. After placing it, you’ll get a Bottle Cap. It’s also worth pointing out that this should work with other level Treasure Hunts, but it’s cheapest to use a 2-star one.
The FC cost of this glitch doesn’t make it perfect, but it’s still a solid way to make a competitive-ready monster pretty quickly. If our calculations are correct, a fully maxed ‘mon should be possible in about an hour, depending on the degree of coordination.
Of course, for those that would rather not take advantage of an exploit, we have a Bottle Cap farming guideto make that possible. We also have a bunch of other guides for hopeful trainers to make the most of Sun And Moon as soon as they get it.
Pokémon Sun And Moon are available now on 3DS.

now this is the farming method my friends....

Hyper Training in Pokémon Sun and Moon will change how players train and compete with their Pokémon.
This new feature makes it easier to IV train Pokémon without having to go through a lot of breeding, and it only takes a simple Bottle Cap. Bottle Caps are a new item in Pokémon Sun and Moon that will allow trainers to max out a single stat’s IVs for battling.
Hyper Training can be done at the Hau’oli City Mall.
To learn everything about Individual Values or IVs, check out our guide.
Bottle Caps are very rare items and essential for those trainers who want to raise some of the strongest Pokémon in the games. There are a few ways to obtain Bottle Caps and one way to farm them.
GIFTED/FISHING
The first way you can get Bottle Caps in Sun and Moon is to receive them as a gift. There are trainers who will gift Bottle Caps to you after defeating them. They can be found in Seafolk Village and the Poni Gauntlet.
You can also find them while fishing in the areas where you can. You’ll find different items while fishing and Bottle Caps can be among them, but they rarely appear.
You’ll also get a Bottle Cap when you download your special Magearna in December.
POKE PELAGO
The Poké Pelago is a great place to farm for Bottle Caps. While you can’t obtain Bottle Caps directly from the Poké Pelago you can get Shards, which you can trade in later.
By sending out your Pokémon in the caves of Poké Pelago, your Pokémon have a chance to bring back Shards. If you collect 30 Shards of the same color, you can exchange them for a Bottle Cap with the old man in the Festival Plaza.
Getting your Pokémon to collect Shards and then exchanging them is the best way to farm for Bottle Caps.

Have fun and G LUCK.....

Friday, February 3, 2017

How to Finish The Trainer Passport - Sun And Moon




My last post on pokemon - sun and moon because I wanna dedicate the blog to multiple games.This blog is not just about pokemon but since im a achievement whore....this is very, very similar so here is how you get youre trainer passport full.....Salud....see you in the next game!!!

Official Pokémon TrainerYou took the first step as a Pokémon Trainer!
Melemele Trial CompletionWith this stamp, all Pokémon up to Lv. 35 will obey your every command.
Complete the Melemele Island Trial
Akala Trial CompletionWith this stamp, all Pokémon up to Lv. 50 will obey your every command.
Complete the Akala Island Trial
Ula’ula Trial CompletionWith this stamp, all Pokémon up to Lv. 65 will obey your every command.
Complete the Ula'ula Island Trial
Poni Trial CompletionWith this stamp, all Pokémon up to Lv. 80 will obey your every command.
Complete the Poni Island Trial
Island Challenge CompletionWith this stamp, all Pokémon will obey your every command.
Melemele Pokédex CompletionYou registered all Pokémon on Melemele Island!
Akala Pokédex CompletionYou registered all Pokémon on Akala Island!
Ula’ula Pokédex CompletionYou registered all Pokémon on Ula’ula Island!
Poni Pokédex CompletionYou registered all Pokémon on Poni Island!
Alola Pokédex CompletionYou registered all Pokémon in the Alola region!
50 Consecutive Single Battle WinsYou achieved 50 consecutive wins in Single Battles at the Battle Tree.
50 Consecutive Double Battle WinsYou achieved 50 consecutive wins in Double Battles at the Battle Tree.
Poké Finder ProYou obtained the final version of the Poké Finder!
50 Consecutive Multi Battle WinsYou achieved 50 consecutive wins in Multi Battles at the Battle Tree.

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

How to EV Train - Pokemon Sun and Moon

What are Effort Values?
Effort Values (or EVs) are utilized to make Pokemon stronger in a particular state.
Unlike Individual ValuesEffort Values must be earned through battle, from select items, or other methods in the game. EVs will be added to one of a Pokemon's six base stats to make it much stronger.
Each Pokemon grants an EV point when defeated, usually dependent on what it's naturally gifted in. For example, defeating a Zubat will grant one Speed EV point to your Pokemon, defeating a Yungoos will grant one Attack EV point to your Pokemon, etc. Some Pokemon, usually stronger evolutions, will grant two or three EV points when it's defeated.
 
Four EV points equals a stat increase by one. Example: If you wantPopplio's Special Attack to raise by three stat points, Popplio will need 12 EV points, so it must defeat 12 Gastly in single battles. You will see some improvement at lower levels, but these stat increases won't fully reflect in a Pokemon until it reaches Lv. 100.
Pokemon cannot gain unlimited EV points! Only a total of 510 EVs can be earned, and only a max of 252 EVs can be used toward a single stat. Choose wisely. With this, you essentially can choose two stats to max out, and one to raise slightly.
That's a basic sense of how it works, but it can get a bit more complicated. Check out the Effort Values page to read more about the mechanic in full detail.

EV Training in Pokemon Sun and Moon

Super Training and Horde Battles were not brought back to Pokemon Sun and Moon, but luckily there are two great ways to EV train your Pokemon quickly or easily in Pokemon Sun and Moon!

EV Training With S.O.S. Battles

This method requires a little planning and item gathering, but once the items are obtained it's an incredibly efficient and fast method.

STEP ONE: START WITH A CLEAN SLATE

To get a perfectly trained Pokemon, you essentially need to start from scratch. To do this, you can start with a freshly caught or bred Pokemon. If you're going to go through the effort of EV training a Pokemon, we recommend you breed a Pokemon with your preferred Nature and great Individual Values(IVs).
 
If you already have a Pokemon you'd like to EV Train, but don't know if it already has EV points, you can check by looking at its Summary and pressing Y. If there's a faint outline outside of the solid yellow, it means the Pokemon has accrued some EV points.
To erase EV points, you can use the following Berries.
BerriesEVs Taken From
PomegHit Points (HP)
KelpsyAttack
QualotDefense
HondewSpecial Attack
GrepaSpecial Defense
TamatoSpeed
The first berry used will reduce the Effort Values on a stat to 100 if it's any number over 100. After that, each berry will lower the EVs by ten points each. Obtain Berries from berry piles found around Alola, then plant them on Poke Pelago to produce more.
Some Facilities such a Friendship Cafe and other restaurants in the Festival Plaza will serve meals that can reduce a Pokemon's EV points, but these can only be used once a day.

STEP TWO: USE VITAMINS

Vitamins can be purchased for P10,000 each at the Mount Hokulani Poke Mart. These will award 10 EV points to a specific stat each. You can only use 10 of these on each stat, up to 100 EV points. If a Pokemon already has 100 or more EV points in a stat, Vitamins won't work!
 
VitaminsEVs Added To
HP UpHit Points (HP)
ProteinAttack
IronDefense
CalciumSpecial Attack
ZincSpecial Defense
CarbosSpeed

STEP THREE: OBTAIN ITEMS

There are some EV-Enhancing Items that can be obtained that will make your coming work much more efficient. These are in the form of held items obtainable for 16BP each at the middle Battle Royal Shop on Royal Avenue on Akala Island.
When held, a Pokemon will earn an additional eight EV points in that stat for each Pokemon defeated, regardless of the Pokemon.

PLEASE NOTE

Only the Pokemon holding a Power Item will obtain the extra EV points! They will obtain these extra points even if they don't participate in battle as long as the Exp. Share is on. Even if the lead Pokemon is holding a Power Item, its extra EV points will still not distribute to other Pokemon in the party.
EV-Enhancing Items8 EVs Added To
Power WeightHit Points (HP)
Power BracerAttack
Power BeltDefense
Power LensSpecial Attack
Power BandSpecial Defense
Power AnkletSpeed
These eight EV points stack with the EV point granted by the defeated Pokemon and any multipliers, such as Pokerus, or S.O.S. Battles (which we'll get to in a second!)
Pokerus is a rare virus that grants the same bonus as the now absent item Macho Brace, without inhibiting the Pokemon's speed. It doubles EV points earned and stacks with items and multipliers with no adverse side effects! This bonus is not passed on by the Exp. Share, but a Pokemon in your party with Pokerus will gain double points if the Exp. Share is on. Pokerus is about as rare as a Shiny Pokemon in the wild, but with online trading you may be able to convince a friendly Trainer to trade you a Pokemon with the virus, which you can then spread to your other Pokemon!

STEP FOUR: CHOOSE YOUR TEAM AND LOCATION

Make sure the Exp. Share is on! If you have many Pokemon you'd like to train in one stat, prepare them all before heading to battle to train them simultaneously. They will all need Pokerus to gain its bonus and will all need their own Power Items to gain its bonus, as well.
 
Once you have your party planned and stat chosen, you need to choose your location. Below are the best locations to train for each stat. These Pokemon will appear at least 30 percent of the time, so starting a battle with them will be easy.

LocationPokemonEV Type
Malie CityGrimerHP
Paniola TownMudbray or LillipupAttack
 Route 12Geodude or TorkoalDefense
Brooklet HillPsyduckSpecial Attack
Hau'oli City (Surf)TentacoolSpecial Defense
Seaward CaveZubat or DiglettSpeed

STEP FIVE: INITIATE AN S.O.S. BATTLE

With the right items and Pokerus you can max out a Pokemon's stat by defeating as little as three Pokemon in an S.O.S. Battle! This is because once an encounter becomes an S.O.S. battle, all EV points gained will double.
Use an Adrenaline Orb at the start of the battle to increase the chance for allies to be called. These are purchasable for just P300 at most Poke Marts. Make sure the Pokemon at the head of your party is holding the correct item and has the move False Swipe -- not only to stall if you need to wait for an ally to be called, but to ensure you don't knock out the first Pokemon while getting its health low (to make it call for help.) Ideally, your Pokemon will be well over-leveled compared to the Pokemon you're battling to make the process easy!
 
The following are the EV points acquired per Pokemon defeated in an S.O.S. Battle, assuming that each Pokemon would normally grant one EV point. 
MethodEV PointsPokemon to Defeat to Max StatIf Max Vitamins Used
None2 EV Points12676
Pokerus4 EV Points6338
Power Item18 EV Points149
Pokerus and Power Item36 EV Points Per Pokemon73
Some wild Pokemon may  give two or three EV points instead of one, increasing the total output, decreasing the number of Pokemon you need to battle. If a Pokemon appears other than the ones listed, simply run away and start a new one.
Ideally, you will have at least a Power Item to make  the most use out of this method. However, using Vitamins in conjunction with Pokerus, if you have it, isn't that outrageous. To increase a wild Pokemon's Individual values and the chance of a Shiny Pokemon appearing, you need to chain at least 30 Pokemon anyway.  
If you don't have at least Pokerus, or this all sounds too tedious in general, consider using Poke Pelago instead!

EV Training With Poke Pelago

You can max a Pokemon's stat passively and easily on Isle Evelup in Poke Pelago. Each Playtime Session completed, which takes 30 minutes, grants four EV points. Add Poke Beans to that, and it takes 15 minutes per session. You can set how many Play Sessions you want your Pokemon to complete in the background, meaning you can set it to go and the Pokemon will be done training after the allotted time, whether or not your 3DS is on. 
 
Before starting, you still want to Start with a Clean Slate, Step One for the S.O.S. Battles method.
You can use Vitamins first to reduce the amount of EV points needed to earn, too.
 
If you max upgrade the Isle Evelup, you can have three groups of six each training for a different stat at the same time.
The following chart is accurate only if Isle Evelup is fully upgraded 
Item UsedSessions Needed to Max StatTime Passed
None6331.5 Hours
Poke Beans6315.75 Hours
Max Vitamins3819 Hours
Poke Beans & Max Vitamins389.5 Hours
Note About Poke Beans: When using Poke Beans to halve the amount of time training will take, set Poke Beans to last half the time of the current session. So if originally it will take 31.5 hours to complete, set your Poke Beans to last at least 15.75 hours. You will have to use special Poke Beans or Rainbow Poke Beans to reach this high number. Poke Pelago will update the "time to completion" when you return to it later.

EV Training With Festival Plaza

Some Facilities, such a Friendship Cafe and other restaurants, in the Festival Plaza will serve meals that raise EV points. However, these can only be eaten once a day, so the other methods are more effective.