Hey, new coaches!!!! Many of you will be faced with the challenge of the island of Alola in the new games of the Pokémon at this time, so I would like to share with you some tricks and tips so that they are ready to live this adventure.
Choose any pokemon to start
seriously, none of the options is better than another. Rowlet, Litten and Popplio can be a great addition to any team, although each ends up with very different skills at the time of reaching his final evolution. Decidueye can attack in many ways, Incineroar account with very high numbers in your stats of attack, while Primarina is very good in special attack and defense. But if these terms don’t mean anything to you, don’t worry, just follow your heart and choose.
And if what you want is to go against the common opinion you can choose to the poor and despised Popplio.
Choose at the time of capture your pokémon
There are hundreds of these monsters to collections and most of them do not give you the size in the long term. At the start of the game can be quite tempting to catch them all and try to use them, but I recommend never to spend a lot of time with a creature that in reality don’t like it. Sooner or later they will replace so don’t waste a lot of time leveling those creatures.
Diversifies your team
You need to take into account the abilities and elemental characteristics, so it is important that you make sure that your team has no weakness to any element. If you want to have a approach tactical the game, the best thing you can do is use this online tool to plan how it will be in your computer, which will tell you what your elemental weaknesses.
Uses appropriate movement
The best movements are those that are consistent with the type of monster that you’re using. These are known as "STAB" in English (attack bonus of the same type), and offers up to 50% more power in any of your attacks (for example, a pokémon of fire using a motion of fire can bring very good results).
This does not mean that you should do to ensure that your pokemon only have moves of the same type. Your creatures should have some moves to counter different types of threats. The less you have to switch pokémon to confront an enemy, the better, and this is why your creatures should have different types of attack.
you should Also learn to use the right category of moves: if your pokémon has a high value in their stats of special attack, you should use this kind of movements, for example.
Change the order of your movements
it Is expected that you use some moves more than others. In the information box of your pokémon in the menu you can press and hold on the attacks to change their order. Personally I like to put the strongest first, to be easier to use.
Make your changes effectively
Before sending a new creature to the battle, tap on its icon and analyzes your list of moves. The game will tell you what moves are effective against your opponent. Do not choose a pokémon when all of your movements say "not very effective".
Equipping your pokémon with items
In the course of your travels, you’ll find dozens of different objects, and many of them can be equipped by your pokémon to affect them in any way. Constantly you should check your inventory to make sure your partner is equipped with the best objects that you have. Personally I like to equip them with items to make more powerful their attacks.
Catch multiple pokémon of the same type
Not all pokémon are created equal and some are better than others, even when both are exactly the same pokémon. If you really like one you should catch him several times, when you do compare their stats and skills. One of them will be the best, and that is the that you choose to accompany you.
Smogon and Bulbapedia are sites, very good to find information about the skills of each creature.
Play options
If you press X and the direction button towards the right on the d-pad you’ll be able to access the options menu and customize it. In my case I set up the text so that it appears quite fast, but you may prefer to turn off the animations of battles, or to change any other thing.
Change your look
what is the use of becoming a pokémon master if you don’t the lights great? In almost all villages of Sol y Luna you’ll be able to find a store where you can buy clothes and go to a barber shop to change your look. Some of the options are expensive, but they’re worth it.
just to see my look.
Talks with everyone
people in Sol y Luna are likely to give you gifts, objects, and directions just by talking with them, including some pokémon. Some of the secondary characters even give you new missions, and I encourage you to jot them down because the game doesn’t display them in any section of the menu.
Search the objects invisible
The games Pokémon are filled with objects, but not everyone can see. To find them you can use something that I call "the logic of Mario", which basically translates to be attentive to those sites that seem to be something suspicious on the map, those that make sound your alarm "here, it’s something rare." For example, how there is a hallway mysterious that it does not lead to any site on the map? Maybe you should try to press the "A" button is half-way through that corridor, you could have something there.
Go to the Café every day
The drinks are very cheap and offer you benefits in your in-game statistics, in addition to other rewards.
Used the motion Ease
Before the end of a fight you can use this ability to personally heal any special status that may be affecting the pokémon (sleep, poisoned, or similar). And to be free is a better choice than wasting an object to heal your creature.
Access to the Festival Plaza
it is worth to spend by the Festival Square to see what objects you can get. There are sweepstakes where you can win things, you can build special shops and interact with other coaches (in the style of Miitomo). There you can find a lot of things to do, depending on the type of trainer you are.
Capture Pyukumukus for money
Near the middle of the campaign of the game you will find a beach littered with with a pokémon pointed. If you talk with the lifeguards in the area will give you the mission of collecting all of these creatures. It is a mission repetitive but you can get to $ 20,000 if the full.
Looking for cubes Zygarde
what you See in the distance something floating that shines? It is possible that is a cube or a kernel of Zygarde. Get close to him and press "A" to get it, and depending on how many collections it is possible that you can rebuild a Zygarde, which is not another thing that a legendary monster. Here’s a guide with their locations.
Trains
Whether at the time of your arrival on the third island you have not been a good time to raise the level of your creatures you’re going to destroy. Be warned.
Catch all the pokémon that can
you May not use them in battle but having the boxes in the PC filled with pokemon is a good thing, because…
Uses Pokémon Pelago
Pokémon Pelago is a new feature that allows you to develop islands in which your pokémon can find the objects, to train and to meet other pokémon. The development of Pelago is directly related to how many creatures you have captured, so the more you have the more you can do.
Used the exchange mysterious
With very little effort, you can swap a pokemon, and get one mysterious. This is one of the most fun things that you can do in Sol y Luna, and to access it simply go to the Festival Plaza and select "Change" from the lower screen of your console.
Play at different hours of the day
Pokémon Sun and Moon use the time of your 3DS to determine the hours of the game, and some pokémon can only be found or evolve if you play day or night. I recommend that you experiment at different times.
Looking back
as you play your pokémon will gain new skills that you can use to access that new area that you mark the map, but sometimes you can also use it to access some locations in areas that you have already spent. Pay attention to the shape of the gua, the boxes to move and other obstacles that may not be able to move immediately. In the future, once you get some skill, you could return and discover what was there.
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