I don’t want to have mega sleep.

I’m starting to want a mushroom keeper, but which one of these three can you compromise on?

Since using 30 Nuo on the left, do not give candy.

Left Upa-chan, stop at 30…

I’ll also operate the one on the left at level 30 for now while continuing to refine it.

In the era of our Nuoh at level 50, let me just say that this one alone couldn’t keep up with the mushrooms.

I see… the left, huh… well, I don’t intend to make it a regular part of my diet, so that’s just fine.

The correct answer about mushrooms is still not well understood.

I’m managing somehow with 60 Gengars.

Sometimes there are things that just can’t be helped.

>>8

Since there isn’t much difference between Nuo, Geng, Garchomp, and others, wouldn’t it be fine to just go with a good individual that you got?

You can select all three at the power plant.

If you are going to compromise among them, it’s okay to continue the careful selection instead of just choosing.

Upa may have low specs, but one of its strengths is its wide habitat range, appearing outside of snowy plains and lakeshores.

It seems better to set up a temporary one and carefully choose the main one.

Eating mushrooms regularly is the path of the warrior.

I wonder if I should raise a level 30 Wupa too.

Gengar has a bit too much luck factor, which is tough.

Since we adopted Gengar ABA and Kuwagannon AAA, the situation is that Nuoh can only aim for AAA.

Since Blastoise was recently adopted in AAA, it feels like I have no choice but to aim for AAA with Dojo, and the possibilities are getting narrower and narrower…

I have already succumbed to the IV checker.

If the expected value from some unclear calculation is a compromiseable number, then it’s fine!

Thinking about the fact that the ABC ingredient Pokémon, raised until level 30, will likely never see the light of day, I really don’t feel like raising an ingredient type Pokémon to level 60 unless it’s something exceptional.

Is ABC clearly a miss?

>>17

If it’s set to 30, it may be usable to some extent, but if you set it to 60, it becomes unmanageable.

>>17

Recently, many of them are well-structured, so there are quite a few that are good.

The ones that have been here since the release are generally terrible.

Rather, I wonder if by the time I reach 60, I’ll end up losing the first slot…

Nuou of our long patience in spring.

Our ABC Dragonite might be able to make popcorn easily if it reaches level 60.

Well, I’ll save the candy for a better-structured Dragonite.

It’s okay to come by sometimes if you’re good at using only AAA ingredients, you know?

I’m supposed to be the mushroom person, but reaching 60 is still a long way off…

I only have either ABB or ABC stuffed bears, and the corn seems a bit suspicious.

Gon being picked up by Hakuryuu of ABA.

Make it easier to level up in this game.

At the time of implementation, the tomato farmers raised Barrage, so they didn’t need AAA, and since ABB wasn’t appearing, they started raising ABC Rentler, but the training has stopped due to the downgrade of Wakakusa.

>>27

If it’s ABC, you can see the competitive spirit, and it seems better to aim for 60 by using Wakakusa instead of raising the ninja.

Gon caught the strongest Absol.

Gon doesn’t use apples…

>>28

Apples are easier to cultivate than Hogeta in terms of how well they gather candy.

>>28

The Raichu that brings the berries is quite sufficient…

Thanks to the addition of Doo, I’ve been able to collect significantly more Upa candies than before, and I’m grateful…

The era is targeting the Mezapa with AAC Rentler!

It seems like it will eventually decline, so I can’t bring myself to nurture it.

Is it a style of storing tomatoes underground?

Hehe…

I can’t really make a strong version of Meza P, so I want a new curry.

Since Quax is a food-type, could you drop that skill and bring more beans and green onions?

I wanted ABC, but since I’ll need oil anyway for Wakakusa or Makenki, maybe this ABB one will do…

It’s like that, but when I look at the date I caught it, it’s terrifying.

Next month, it will already be six months…

The difficulty of creating a Meza-P is so subtle that even though I maxed out the level in advance, I ended up using Rengoku-san during the event to achieve a high score.

What should I do next week?

I wonder if I should go to the snowfield and earn some candy for my candy.

When the adjustment of the speed reduction character takes place, will it become possible to use speed reductions for raising ingredients and skills?

>>42

It depends on the situation, but honestly, there’s no problem at all with the current state.

There are people who appreciate having no correction traits and no speed M, but that’s only if we exclude the psychological aspects.

Modesty and calmness are still comfortably at a hiring level even now.

>>43

Especially the type that accumulates while sleeping is useful, isn’t it?

It was said that skill types were originally considered to be a calm option.

Recently, I’ve started to be more conscious about filling the sleeping face encyclopedia, so during the weekend GSD, I want to go to places where I can see the sleeping faces I want to capture.

Not coming out.

I have become able to make éclairs at least twice a day.

Mezapas is difficult.

If it’s something like Nero tea or ninja curry, securing them is a piece of cake 🍄��🟫.

Loss of color

I’m really strong, but… I want beans.

The potato person is already here.

What to do?

I remember a few nameless rivals with a completion rate similar to my compendium and am competing with them on my own.

Just when I was thinking it was difficult to switch because there were already some who were fully developed, I received news about character improvement…

I’m convinced that skimping on downward correction will likely lead to apathy towards this game, so I’ve decided to not compromise on my personality.

Even with the upward revision, nothing has changed.

Refusing modesty and calmness will naturally lead to discarding any corrections without question, so it seems that the difficulty of selection is going to be seriously high.

Without the sense of rarity that comes from being a different color, there’s absolutely no reason to switch in terms of cost…

That point is quite important psychologically.

Being modest and calm is not a superior version of uncorrected (misuse), so it won’t naturally become that way.

“I’m using Calm while thinking, ‘I wish it had a different skill probability-boosting personality.'”

I want each ingredient to have a spirit (gen-chan).

If it’s a food material type, then a moderate skill type can be considered an unmodified superior version.

I’m trying to raise a timid Alolan Vulpix since I need a boost, and yet those guys are being so extravagant.

Grow what you like!

If you think about it properly, it makes sense to calculate whether it exceeds the required value and then make a judgment.

If you think vaguely, then being modest and calm is not good, and no correction is also not good to that extent.