For Speedrun, smoke bombs are your friend. Why run back after a story area when you can smoke-bomb?! Also, learning aids. Find where you can pick them up and use them. Scents - as soon as you can, start throwing them on, it makes a wild difference. Make sure to start one fresh before going into Tucma especially. Items are there to use in general. You have money, put it to use.
In terms of encounters (because I guess I wrote too much for a single comment in reddit's opinion), you get two per area. In a nuzlocke, you can anticipate where certain tems will be. Again, temtem.gg wiki is your friend here. For instance, the first grass patch you reach has an almost even chance of encountering Paharo (35% chance), Saipat (35%) or Tateru (30%). But if you go around and hop the ledge, the next closest grass patch can only encounter Paharo (70% chance) or Tateru (30%). No chance of Saipat at all. When you reach the Thallasian Cliffs area, you should have had the option to buy scents. You can reduce the chance of encountering anything in the first few patches to ensure you reach the grassy corridor that has Ganki encounters. And only Ganki (100% chance) encounters. So you can practically guarantee that Ganki is going to be one of the first tems you find in that area. And as you can catch the first two wild tems you encounter, you just got yourself a Ganki. Well, a chance at one. You can do this in other areas where certain grass patches skew towards certain encounters (70/80% chance), if there's a tem you want a better chance of seeing for the catch encounters.
Hang ups for perfection for me have been rare items and encounters. Marble can be a sticking point, because you need it for the crafting and also the museum. I would say do not donate marble until you have a crystallarium to make at least one copy of it. (Dwarf gadget also has this issue, but the spawn rate for them seems to be much higher and I generally haven't ever had a problem getting the two required.) I would also say prioritize rare monsters (ie Pepper Rex) and definitely get the Burglar Ring ASAP via Dust Sprites.
Thank you! I can’t find any information relating to it at all so I wanted to ask: does the OT character name change for all of your Tems as well? Or is it just your character name and all Tems caught prior will stay as your previous character name?
I did change my name, it was a LONG grind to get it ngl, and I never thought about that. I just checked and yeah, even your starter OT changes when you do.
I have these, but in all of the starter lines, they look really nice for sure, quite rare to come by
are the odds boosted for all tem in saipark this week? Im trying to hunt zephyrpuff
Luma odds are alternative weeks, so next week should be Luma week, this week should be a minimum SV week
For Speedrun, smoke bombs are your friend. Why run back after a story area when you can smoke-bomb?! Also, learning aids. Find where you can pick them up and use them. Scents - as soon as you can, start throwing them on, it makes a wild difference. Make sure to start one fresh before going into Tucma especially. Items are there to use in general. You have money, put it to use.
Wow! Thanks so much for the reply! That really helped 🙂
In terms of encounters (because I guess I wrote too much for a single comment in reddit's opinion), you get two per area. In a nuzlocke, you can anticipate where certain tems will be. Again, temtem.gg wiki is your friend here. For instance, the first grass patch you reach has an almost even chance of encountering Paharo (35% chance), Saipat (35%) or Tateru (30%). But if you go around and hop the ledge, the next closest grass patch can only encounter Paharo (70% chance) or Tateru (30%). No chance of Saipat at all. When you reach the Thallasian Cliffs area, you should have had the option to buy scents. You can reduce the chance of encountering anything in the first few patches to ensure you reach the grassy corridor that has Ganki encounters. And only Ganki (100% chance) encounters. So you can practically guarantee that Ganki is going to be one of the first tems you find in that area. And as you can catch the first two wild tems you encounter, you just got yourself a Ganki. Well, a chance at one. You can do this in other areas where certain grass patches skew towards certain encounters (70/80% chance), if there's a tem you want a better chance of seeing for the catch encounters.
Thanks so much for going so in depth with everything! Was so hard to find any good tips and information online so this definitely helped out a lot!
Traveling cart can help get some hard to find items earlier, but at a price, and the randomness means it can't be relied on.
Any chance you know which items are most preferable to look out for?
Hang ups for perfection for me have been rare items and encounters. Marble can be a sticking point, because you need it for the crafting and also the museum. I would say do not donate marble until you have a crystallarium to make at least one copy of it. (Dwarf gadget also has this issue, but the spawn rate for them seems to be much higher and I generally haven't ever had a problem getting the two required.) I would also say prioritize rare monsters (ie Pepper Rex) and definitely get the Burglar Ring ASAP via Dust Sprites.
Thank you for the long reply!
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Thank you! I can’t find any information relating to it at all so I wanted to ask: does the OT character name change for all of your Tems as well? Or is it just your character name and all Tems caught prior will stay as your previous character name?
I did change my name, it was a LONG grind to get it ngl, and I never thought about that. I just checked and yeah, even your starter OT changes when you do.
Thanks for the reply! That’s very helpful, may I ask what was your method of gathering the required feathers and how long did it take you?
Can you post more combinations of some of the rarer pals? Would be amazing!
Please make an army of 5 and give them all famous chef names.
The raiders don't seem to destroy stuff, they just target all my pals, damage some stuff along the way and then leave.
Do they not destroy stone building pieces? Or do they just damage them?