I cleared it for the home encyclopedia, and ended up filling in the encyclopedia from the main story that I had left as is.

Since I’ve been doing SV for a long time, I realized that even though only one work has passed, the UI has evolved in various ways.

But the lightness of the Sword and Shield was overwhelmingly more comfortable.

What struck me the most while doing it was that I couldn’t perform B cancels in various places.

I wanted to close the menu, but even though I was repeatedly pressing B with a sense of SV, nothing was happening, and it took me a bit of time to get used to it.

It’s a bit frustrating that it takes one button to jump to the Pokémon box.

Also, this isn’t about the UI, but I hadn’t thought about it before, the speech bubbles from the NPCs were quite visible…

I became lost while looking for the exchange NPC.

But traveling through the sky is ridiculously fast…

Also, the initial concerns about the deposit house → Picnic’s Egg change.

I thought while doing it, but picnic is overwhelmingly better…

It’s not an old song, but the UI takes three steps forward and two steps back, just like Pokémon’s progress…

Is it a dive?

>>5

I wanted to bring forth Zekrom and Reshiram.

Zekrom has a really cool electric color that is a bit different.

Reshiram’s tail ring being a different color is really cool.

>>6

The theory of the poop battle factory

Well, it might actually be close…

I hatched a lot of eggs in both SV and Sword & Shield to complete the regional Pokédex, but I still prefer using the nursery…

It’s tough that when you only need a few eggs, you’re forced to take 4 to 5 of them, and you can’t cancel it by spamming the B button.

I liked Factory, so I also quite like Daiben.

Speaking of which, I still haven’t gotten a shiny Zekrom.

It’s troublesome because it’s not a stable opponent like Ferocious or Lunala that you can consistently win against.

>>10

I drew a Capoeirista with Intimidate and Coaching on my first turn.

It’s not like I can win consistently, but I’m really excited because I’m quite strong against Zekrom.

Since we were just waiting and waiting for buffs, leftover food, and shield deployment in the SV raid, it was all just waiting, waiting, waiting.

Dai Ben moves quickly in that direction, so it’s either a swift win or a swift loss.

Personally, I found this one to be less stressful…

It might be quicker to work hard when the color and fusion materials are available in GO.

If solo diving is tough, there will be a diving meeting this weekend…

>>14

Oh, timely!

I’m glad I completed my collection of illustrated books.

If the time limit decreases even during animations and effects, then turn-based seems to feel a lot better…

4 outs depend on the opponent’s mood, but you know.

HOME Encyclopedia I’m filling in the BDSP!

…The issue with diagonal movement being awkward is still stressful!

Even if you can collaborate, it means nothing without good luck, you know?

I think the final barrier is whether there will be someone to help the remaining group who is left behind.

Even with perfect synergy, Zygarde can just be trampled if the Pokémon draw is bad…

Diving, huh…

Since I’ve mostly caught all the legendary Pokémon in past games, I feel like I don’t really need to do it anymore…

The fact that different colors are more likely to appear is appealing, but…

As for raids, it relates to dive-in.

It feels like the actions of the other person are prioritized the most in the case of SV.

(If an ally falls and the time decreases to the designated line, operations are not accepted until revival, prioritizing the barrier, and even after inputting a move, if it reaches the line, it will result in the worst judgment of “PP will be consumed, but the move was not executed.”) This happens quite often.

Personally, I feel that something like that is thin and true to the turn, for better or worse, which gives me a better sense of acceptance when losing…

>>22

Terra Raids are true to synchronization, aren’t they?

The reason is that while whether an ally has died is immediately reflected, the timing of the barrier being raised must be simultaneous for all players.

When an ally attacks and is counterattacked and dies, they are quickly defeated from others’ perspectives, but from the individual’s viewpoint, it takes time for their own attack animation and the enemy’s attack animation.

Once the first-person perspective ends, it becomes a barrier, so others will have to wait quite a bit.

I love SV raids, so I wish I could hunt for shiny legendaries in SV raids.

>>23

There are also advantages over the sword and shield side, like it’s easier to form a one-punch group over there and you can rely on certain NPCs to some extent…

>>24

Why are NPCs using Snorlax and Solrock with those specifications?

Like, Magikarp is the better option…

Is it this weekend for the diving club meeting?

I almost forgot.

Magiana is really fun to use with Soul Heart in Terra Raid, as you can raise it endlessly.

The raid feels like it’s on a different level, with Sword and Shield being able to push through in multiplayer and Scarlet and Violet being easier for solo play.

In Sword and Shield raids, I only do Dynamax Adventures now, so occasionally I remember how there were annoying barriers in regular raids and feel shocked.

>>29

Let’s remember that in Sword and Shield, normal raids don’t guarantee a 100% capture rate.

>>35

Isn’t it guaranteed for solo normal raids even though participation in Kyodai and guest spots isn’t 100% capture?

>>40

Yeah, there were times when it just didn’t work out.

>>42

Upon investigation, it was written that Pokémon appearing in the pickup event will fail to be captured, so that’s it…

The flyer for this month created by the anonymous organizer was not saved, but it should have been at 21:00 on April 12th.

I’m waiting for your participation…

When I think about starting over, I feel that Pokémon doesn’t have to be an open world game; a linear game would be fine too.

Both Sword and Shield and Scarlet and Violet have some shitty elements in their raids!

The raid on the SV side is somewhat stressful due to having to gauge the enemy’s mood and the lag.

The lack of a multilayer barrier makes it easier to do things like push through with a single punch, which is clearly a good point.

It’s hard to say which one is better.

What I can say is that I hope the next work will be a bit easier to play… that’s all.

I’m looking forward to the update in SV on Switch 2.

I think a big point is that SV has things like Terra Raid events and the strategic depth is far greater than in Sword and Shield.

It’s fun to devise strategies.

It’s not just limited to diving, but there are times when random actions can lead to the best possible outcomes that are detrimental to the team, and it makes me chuckle.

Right after paralyzing it with Its weight, it set up Trick Room…

It’s truly moving that there is no delay in the input of move commands in Sword and Shield.

It’s significant that there are options other than the A button for operations and decisions with one hand.

>>41

By the way, I can’t use one-hand operation on SV anymore.

Is it because it became a left move right camera?

I’m searching for a shiny Zekrom in Pokémon HOME, but I can’t tell the difference at all…

>>44

It would be easier to understand if it shone with a double meaning…

>>44

I can’t tell the difference as much as I thought I would.

Whether it’s the Sword and Shield raids or the SV raids

Unless it’s a specialized one-punch build, I feel that anything with below medium durability has no rights in the next game… I’m hoping something can be done about that.

I want to use Palmont and Masquerain normally and strongly.

(Which one is the different color…?)

>>47

It should be above.

…It’s above, right?

About 20 years later, if someone says, “In Sword and Shield, the multi-element feature has Magikarp being relatively strong…” I think people will probably think it’s about the contest-like aspects, right?

I haven’t directly experienced the height of Sword and Shield.

Since multi-elements are equivalent to “diving,” I guess the impression is also different.

I’m confused just reading the specs that say the catch rate for non-hosts is 80%, what are you going to do if a shiny appears…?

>>52

Those who are unaware of the Sword and Shield raids before the DLC implementation are fortunate.

The white snake, whose only real source of income is feces, is truly terrible.

At first, I thought SV was inconvenient during my initial playthrough, but since improving the box features, the stress has significantly reduced.

Saying that it’s tough to play Sword and Shield now is harsh, but it’s really difficult.

>>54

What I thought after almost going back and forth between the nursery and the box with 400 Pokémon buried this time is…

The finer stress factors are not present in the SV as I expected.

It seems that Zygarde from ZA might also have a different color locked.

Parmot is the strongest against star 6 Alolan Golem and is often the optimal solution to almost always win in random matches with any allies.

https://wikiwiki.jp/teraraid/%E3%82%B4%E3%83%AD%E3%83%BC%E3%83%8B%E3%83%A3%EF%BC%88%E3%82%A2%E3%83%AD%E3%83%BC%E3%83%A9%EF%BC%89%EF%BC%88%E3%83%AC%E3%82%A4%E3%83%89%E3%83%9C%E3%82%B9%EF%BC%89

>>59

Shirason…

But if I took them to the wild, it seems like they would just break up normally…

When trying to complete the Galar Pokédex only with Sword and Shield without the expansions, isn’t the appearance rate way too extreme?! I’ve been wondering how people dealt with this back then.

After that, I bought the DLC…

I was able to get a white snake in the seminar, so I can look back on the long persistence as a funny story, but the way Dive Ben’s specifications align so well with its traits makes it really tough.

Before the DLC was implemented, you could only get Gigantamax Pokémon through raids, and the appearance rate was extremely rare, event Pokémon weren’t guaranteed to be obtained, NPCs were useless, and I was really crying.

The HOME BDSP Pokédex has 150 Pokémon, which is fine, but it’s tough to manage those 150 in BDSP…

>>65

The LA encyclopedia is also tough.

The Pikachu and Eevee Pokédex is tough, too.

>>65

On the day I heard about the Color Manaphy distribution, I bought it, but now I’m wondering what to do with my BD-origin Dialga…

>>73

Do you have an SP Palkia?

Let’s show each other ♥️

>>65

I will bring a level 100 Magma Armor Camerupt raised with a parent and spin around the Day Care with my bicycle.

After the egg hatches, re-battle the double battle trainer near the daycare and use Magcargo’s eruption to sweep them away and level up.

I kept repeating this over and over.

The scene where the giant Zygarde transforms into its Perfect Form truly feels like a final boss moment.

When you send out a Charged Parbat against Alolan Golem, Golem itself cannot fully grasp its own Electric Skin and repeatedly uses Heavy Slam.

In creating a team, you can distribute energy storage to your allies, making them invincible as well.

>>67

I see…

The NPC situation is crazy enough that Magikarp falls into the category of being lucky.

>>68

After all, they will attack.

I spent several hours doing wild raids during the limited-time color variation pickup, and even when I finally encountered a shiny, I ended up failing to catch it…

GO, which is considered relatively easy to come out, also has quite a bit of luck involved, doesn’t it?

I didn’t get a single shiny during the recent Kyurem event.

Shinichiro should apologize one million times for the reputational damage to Mr. Shinichiro Miki.

Whether in Sword and Shield or Scarlet and Violet, when doing raid elements, I feel like it’s fine for me to adapt to things like Dragon Tail or Coaching too, right?!

I want a color Manaphy, but I don’t want to buy BDSP, so I’m waiting for it to be implemented in Pokémon GO.

>>77

Actually, you can complete the Pokédex in the software by collecting Pokémon through GTS even without having the software.

>>82

It’s only possible to achieve if you’re lucky, and pulling from the software background gacha is quite tough.

Especially legendary

>>91

At least with BDSP Sword and Shield, it was quick to finish by checking the mark and level before trading.

Pikachu and Eevee mostly come from Go, even with the markings, so they’re not great.

>>91

Legends have a set level, so they can be identified.

Regular Pokémon are more troublesome.

>>82

Well, it doesn’t cost money, but it takes multiple times more time…

The dedicated page for using Maskaranya in raids was ridiculously long and not good.

https://wikiwiki.jp/teraraid/%E3%83%9E%E3%82%B9%E3%82%AB%E3%83%BC%E3%83%8B%E3%83%A3#:hl:word=%E3%83%9E%E3%82%B9%E3%82%AB%E3%83%BC%E3%83%8B%E3%83%A3

Zygarde can manage with either Wide Guard or Ice Beam.

It’s Reshiram, it’s dangerous.

Choose the ice type for everyone in the dragon display and get stuck.

>>80

This display fraud happens often and it’s frustrating.

>>87

Reshiram being weak to Fairy-type is really terrible.

>>87

Electric (flight)

I’m wondering if I should buy the Sword and Shield DLC for my secondary device.

Depending on the specifications of the virtual game card, it might not be necessary to buy it.

BDSP has fixed bugs and now you can enjoy it just like the old DP, so you should buy it.

It’s cheap secondhand.

>>83

There are various things being said, and while there are certainly many terrible aspects,

To be honest, I bought it at full price on the release day, but I don’t really have any complaints other than that.

The only one who gets complaints from NPCs in SV is Oliva.

Well, there were problems in other areas as well.

Half of the normal raids in SV can be done with Konoyozaru, and the rest can be done if you have Kaina.

The enemy, the Konyozaru, is beyond help, so give up.

>>88

If it’s a terrace where fighting can occur, I’m taking them down with a solid body press using the bell tire rates.

It would be really easy if there were two versions of the HOME encyclopedia.

Especially Sword and Shield

Both Kingdra and Milotic have symbols.

Since I’m playing BDSP on Switch, I want to move using the pad, right?

It’s really giko giko giko…!

Even Oliva or Glassfield can occasionally be a hit.

The strongest Tyranitar from the other day…

Too rare.

Having multiple hard dives significantly increases the chances of obtaining different color variations.

Ore is also relatively easy to earn endlessly.

It takes time to prepare, but…

>>96

It seems like it can be done with switch 2, so that’s helpful.

Thanks to Glass Field, recovery can stabilize, so it’s not to be underestimated… It was noticeably easier with strong Loudborns or Olivas around.

I managed to acquire everything in Pikachu and Eevee without buying the software, just through trading…

>>98

That’s amazing… Even looking at GTS, it’s just trades between Pikachu and Eevee.

>>101

I thought it was a chance before the software catalog rewards announcement, so I worked hard.

That said, since you can do illegal evolution with Arceus, it’s quite easy.

By the way, if I show a BDSP-produced Dialga and Palkia in a battle, is it okay to check if they were obtained with the Spear Pillar during the trade?

There’s no way that even if I show you the DS’s Diapal, the spear pillar would be displayed, right?

>>102

Memory of local place names starts from the fifth generation.

Those caught in DPt on DS are branded with the mark of the terrible facility known as the Pokémon Shooter.

Seeing that the Sword and Shield expansion ROM is still high in price, I’m thinking about buying the Zero’s Treasure ROM, but at this point, is it still worth it?

>>103

The ROM for the Sword and Shield DLC really has everything included, but the ROM for the S/V DLC requires a download for the latter half, so I think that makes it hard to find used copies at regular price…

Well, if there’s a regional mark, you can raise it anywhere, so if there are any software that you can pass through, it would be good to evolve it there.

In Pikachu and Eevee, it’s easy to evolve Pokémon like Golem and Gengar through the Legendary Alolan forms.

>>104

The connection string is nice, isn’t it?

>>110

This technology should be adopted even in modern times.

I wonder if it’s also in ZA…

>>118

I definitely think it exists.

It’s unclear whether they want to distribute legendary Pokémon with different colors or not.

If you’re playing GO, it can also be used as a Kanto Pokémon storage, but Pikachu and Eevee…

In the same way, BDSP is also utilizing the warehouse.

>>111

Actually, making money through pedestal alchemy is incredibly easy.

Until the gacha comes in the DLC, SV has been somewhat stingy in that regard, so BDSP is fairly useful as a training facility for Pokémon from the first four generations.

The poor operability of BDSP just couldn’t be fixed in the end.

Why is it so difficult to control in Pokémon…?

If you level up a Diancie from GO to level 47 and put it on GTS, it will easily get traded.

>>120

The inability to confirm the origin mark before exchange is a poor design.

>>124

What can be confirmed on the Switch version home?

>>124

This is really true.

Why do these guys end up being the mark of the last game?

You can do a dive bench now if you want.

The BDSP Dialga and Palkia are at a mediocre level, so they are easy to distinguish, right?

It’s interesting that place names from BW1 are now left as masked data and can be checked on smartphones.

Ah, so this is where I got it from.

The remnants of a dream where Munna gets kicked.

Alola’s Shade Jungle and so on.

If you get it at Kabu’s gym in Sword and Shield, it’s Engine Stadium and so on.

It will remain for generations to come.

GTS has too many modifications running rampant, so I can’t get motivated.

The troublesome part of Pikachu and Eevee is the communication evolution group and the version-exclusive group.

The Communication Evolution Group can capture Pokémon if they are from Pikachu and Eevee, so if you send Goloon, Ghos, Yunglera, and Goliath to Arceus, you can get them.

The version-limited group can somewhat manage if they send the version-limited to GTS.

The HOME software encyclopedia is directly collected through the game.

During that task, I found a shiny Pokémon in Legend Arceus and Sword/Shield and Poké? Let’s go Eevee!

>>123

When you aim for a shiny Pokémon, they don’t come out very often.

It’s strange how something just slips out while you’re working on something.

The connection strings are convenient, and since FP can be converted from HOME points, I’ll make use of it even in the 10th generation…

Well, as long as Diancie avoids the Premier Ball, it’s fine.

It’s difficult to expect something in return when you leave it with someone…

When filling the software encyclopedia, I sent a considerable number to the Hisui.

Already

Gengar

Machamp

Golem

Hoodin

Rhyperior

Yonowaaru

Scyther

Steelix

Electivire

Bubaan

There’s nothing to worry about in the evolution.

If you have the right environment set up, you can handle Milotic alone in BDSP.

A Milotic that appears definitely in the Wild Area, swoosh to Sinnoh!

>>133

That won’t work because the regional marks are different.

You can get a Hinbass, though.

>>138

I think it’s a story about Shark GTS.

Since Legends, I feel like it’s become easier to check the field and find them.

I realized while filling in each software encyclopedia that the only ones I have to bring from the past are just a few specific illusions.

I’m not saying I approve of GTS modifications, and I actually think they’re terrible.

During the time I desperately kept sending out Hisui Zorua because I wanted Magearna.

If the judgment for the encyclopedia being filled is already determined on the HOME side, then the users can’t avoid it anyway, so I felt like it wouldn’t matter whether it’s legitimate or modified…

The basic premise is that modified individuals are terrible.

>>136

I’m using GTS normally.

There is a possibility that I might be caught with modified items, but there is no actual harm. If I were to be banned just for having modified items, that would be more unreasonable.

I’m really glad I was able to secure the Diamond and Pearl remake for 300 yen during the cheapest period.

I wish I could get a colored Diancie or Magearna in ZA… but it’s probably impossible… still, if by any chance…

Please unify the information that can be viewed on the home screen between Switch and smartphone.

It’s really inconvenient that you can’t see the ribbons on the Switch when you’ve completed the ribbon collection.

One more Palkia left in the BDSP HOME Pokédex!

It looks like this thread might die, so I think I’ll start my own thread.

The HOME software encyclopedia is not possible, but the Sinnoh Pokédex can be completed by using Galar Milotic.

I’ve recently started to think that shiny Pokémon with a hidden ability are pretty good.

I need to get my senses back or it’s going to be bad.

>>144

The color Urubo Oni Shizukumo looks incredibly cool…

>>144

Get back to your senses quickly.

Aside from SV, the difficulty of obtaining it is quite high, and the capture rate is terrible. Additionally, you can’t use capture power in conjunction with SV, so it’s hell no matter where you do it.

It was quite a hassle just to pack regular Color Meteno and Color Polygon into a Ultra Ball.

It’s easy to make a Shiny Poffin just to evolve a Hinbass once you get used to it…

By the way, the HOME point rate is the most advantageous with BDSP.

Mint and crowns already exist in SV, though.

>>146

Well, there’s no good place to use HOME points, so it’s fine to use them on BDSP.

I completed all the software encyclopedias, so I’ve been filling in the GO encyclopedia lately since I have free time.

Since it has been filled up to 849, it is relatively filled.

The easiest way to get a different color Zekrom is to do it in ORAS.

Is the difficulty of obtaining Hikaoma too high? Yeah…

>>149

I caught Reshiram over there.

The diving club becomes really cold if there are complete fixes.

You did it! Oggy—!! Excrement!!!!

That’s good enough for a dive pen.

>>150

I understand that you want to enjoy randomness, and there is indeed that aspect to the game.

If you keep doing the same thing over and over, whether it’s a hundred or a thousand times, humans come to hate randomness and become desolate.

I just learned about pedestal alchemy now…

So BDSP had a cap of 999,999 yen, huh?

I believe that the strongest raid is the perfect place to throw a Ultimate Ball.

I’ll throw them around anywhere!

GO-printed Pokémon might be disliked, but I don’t mind when I’m playing for myself, and I use them in my secondary ROMs.

HOME points are used as a connection string.

The point of SV is that it’s a bit of a bummer that I can’t use it for BP, which I want to use the most and has the same abbreviation.

I’m lazy, so I used HOME points to secure the communication evolution item in Arceus…

If HOME points could be converted to Blueberry points, it would have made gacha even more possible.

I’m using it to a degree that it won’t reach the cap, just in case for the 10th generation.

Even if battle points were to revive by any chance, it would only result in a fatal wound.

It’s great that SV’s value plummeted in the fashion market.

>>164

I’m really grateful that I’ve become able to throw normal colored Shinies without any proof attached.

>>164

This was really good.

Why is it abbreviated as BP when HOME points can’t be converted?

Simply put, for those who love to grind, BDSP is amazing because you can get over 20 types of ribbons.

Those who bought around 500 yen made the right choice.

Was that when SV came out? There were threads about nekomas almost every night, right?

You can also attach contest ribbons, and if you’re aiming for different colors of Pokémon like Tsuchinin, BDSP is probably the fastest way to do it.

Leaving aside those who have a vintage style that resonates like Purrloin.

I’m steadily filling in the HOME achievements, but I’m struggling because there are some related to the 〇〇 ball that remain.

As for the communication-related things, well, that’ll happen eventually…