Few days ago I had a puzzle that literally allowed me to prestige with the last few Pokemon I had. Felt really lucky for that to happen.
Since I've had some puzzles saved up, I've already made a lot of progress.
Excited to see just how quickly i can get to Cherish Ball.
It took me 51 days to complete this prestige, I had 132 pokemon remaining to add. As you can see, the hardest days were the last ten, when I could add one or no new additions to the dex.
The mean number of new pokemon per day was 2.588, which was much lower than my previous analysis when I only included the data from the last 30 days. The average was 3.8 then, and according to my calculations it would take me 4.7 more days to complete the pokedex; it actually took me 21 more days.
Again, this is thanks to u/pokedoku-solver great website, if I hadn't his help, it would have taken me longer
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.
(Mega Raichu Y, Rotom Mow, Pom-Pom Oricorio) Excited to prestige again. Just wanted to share!
Are pokedoku players too tryhard? Like why are the 4 charizard forms the 4 rarest answers for Kanto-Fire type, and magmar is the most common? Similarly, f*ucking Galarian Darmanitan Zen is 3rd most common Dual Type-Fire Type. At this point uniqueness isn’t even about ball knowledge anymore, its about reading other people’s guesses
Can't have a simple one-liner explanation anymore? Really? Gotta link to a full wiki page?
