Yeah, it’s nice to have a lot of options but 3 days in a row of mostly the same categories that have a rather broad range of answers just feels kinda stale at this point.
I’d had Gigalith as my only Pokemon left for weeks. I was finally able to get it with the Mono-type bonus puzzle earlier this week. But now today we get a puzzle where Gigalith can fit in not one, but two spots?
Obviously I’m happy I was able to prestige, but man does it feel mildly annoying to see this after such a long period of not being able to answer Gigalith. On the bright side, I did pick him first today to get him out of the way early.
I changed the controls for a few Heroes (Lucio, here, for example). I noticed that with all of these, they no longer have the custom communication keybinds that I set for all heroes. Is this a known issue/bug? Is there a fix for it? I'd be annoyed if I have to manually set the custom comms for everyone with custom controls.
Fans voted overwhelmingly for idols to be in the game, but all we got were Billie Eilish Boomerang Idols™ (which never paid off and had restrictions on how they could be used) and the Mr. Beast idol (which expired sooner than regular idols and wouldn’t have even come into play if Devens had lost the coin flip).
Were there really no regular idols hidden? And if there were, what happened? Did no one look for them that much? Did production hide them too well?
I discovered this when determining how much rare candy I’d need to power up some of my shadows from 35 to 40.
According to PokeGenie (and cross referencing with multiple other resources), it should take 144 candy and 105.6K dust to power up from 35 to 40. However, most of my Pokemon only take 141 candy and 104.4K dust. Checking individual levels, I found that the discrepancy occurs at level 37, where it takes 3 candy and 1200 dust less than it should to power up to 37.5.
And the weird thing is, this doesn’t happen to all of my shadows. Some (like my Electivire here) take the correct amount.
Obviously, I’m not complaining about a slightly cheaper upgrade cost. Just wondering if this is a known bug or if anyone knows why it’s like this.
EDIT: I need to be clear here. The two screenshots I have are in-game power up screenshots. It’s not a PokeGenie issue. The game itself is giving me different values.
It’s also not an issue with best buddies - this happens to almost all of my shadows.
Also, it’s not a visual bug. I just powered up one of my shadows from 37 to 37.5 and it took the lower amount (12 candy as opposed to 15).