You need to be link level 70 to evolve that way. Stones can be used at any level, I think.
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Pokémon Conquest |OT| Gotta conquer 'em all
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You need to be link level 70 to evolve that way. Stones can be used at any level, I think.
vagabondarts
Member
I'm getting my butt handed to me in
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I guess I just need to grind past the curve to win out and turn the tide of momentum
the 100 pokemon mission
I guess I just need to grind past the curve to win out and turn the tide of momentum
nephilimdj
Member
Enjoying it so far, kinda weak how recommends some types of Pokemon there are barely any of like ghost. Seems like most of my wins are just raw power so far 7 hrs in
I think it actually took me a couple battles with a dusk stone equipped to evolve my Lampent. I don't know if its link based or stat based. I know Sneasel needed a certain speed stat as well as a razor claw to evolve.
Yeah the way they mete out types is pretty well-done in terms of never leaving you boned, but it is kinda silly. Figure the recommendations are to teach/remind you of the type chart or something?
Beat my 100-'mans mission last night on accident. Kind of frustrating cuz I had a handful of 'mans just shy of evolving; would've liked to get them up before finishing.
Anyone know?
HawthorneKitty
Sgt. 2nd Class in the Creep Battalion, Waifu Wars
No, the requirements for the train delegation are that they have not been used that turn and that there is wild Pokemon in the kingdom as you end the turn.
ScraftyDevil
Banned
Huzzah! I finally beat Motonari's postgame mission! It involved a lot of resetting until a Warrior that I had previously linked to a Darmanitan appeared...
For those of you who are having trouble with the game, always remember that you have 2 tricks at your disposal: the Guardian Charm, which can break the game if used right, and the passwords which you can use to summon powerful 'mons at a moment's notice.
For those of you who are having trouble with the game, always remember that you have 2 tricks at your disposal: the Guardian Charm, which can break the game if used right, and the passwords which you can use to summon powerful 'mons at a moment's notice.
Oh ok, so its basically just to cut down on managing several different groups, cool.
vagabondarts
Member
How do we get the Guardian Charm? Is it just something you buy at the shop?
ScraftyDevil
Banned
At the randomly encountered shop, yes. It's 10 000 gold, so be sure to save up!
vagabondarts
Member
HAHA holy... I'm countin' pennies
Also in the post-game once you have banks everywhere, I've gotten $10,000+ in a single mine mission; just put six people on upgrade duty at $2,000 each time and then you'll be stacked.
The Awesomest
Member
It means there's probably some extra content for DSi. What that is, I dunno.
Just conquered Chrysalia and dare I say it but I think I may be enjoying this game more than one of he main entries. I dunno, I think it's just that this new spin to Pokemon makes it more interesting and I'm loving the interactions between the characters.
I do however have a question: how do you use the Pokemon you've linked up with? For example, my main character linked up with two Axews but I can't find the option to select them for battles.
I do however have a question: how do you use the Pokemon you've linked up with? For example, my main character linked up with two Axews but I can't find the option to select them for battles.
Go in the info tab outside of battle(the option in every castle you conquered) and select the pokemon you want that warlord/warrior to use.
The Awesomest
Member
You know in those info screens, where if you press R it'll show you the Pokemon stats and if you press L it'll show you the warrior stats? In the middle one it shows just the warrior and whatever Pokemon they have. Push the D-pad to the right and then select the one you want and the press A. The stylus would probably work too.
The game ends at that point but it will log your Pokemon and warriors in the gallery. If you recruit a warrior again in one of the post game missions they'll have the same Pokemon but the link percentages will be reset. If you think you're close to evolving someone's Pokemon you should probably do that before beating Nobunaga.
XeroSauce
Member
If you watch the End Turn you'll see that the Warriors fade to Grey as they improve/are used and so do the wild Pokemon on the map.
This. I've been wondering if the link from train delegation is different depending on the level of the places with 'mans? Like if I have a kingdom with 2 level 3 fields, is it better to train there than a kingdom of 1 level 1 field?
I had my first defeat last night. I sent a tepig and bug thing against a tepig and a bat, so of course I ended up with tepig versus tepig and couldn't kill it fast enough to avoid defeat when the timer ran out. 
I quit to the title screen instead of saving, out of shame of losing to a wild pokemon battle.
Nobunaga and his ambition have showed up, however, so I anticipate that I may become able to delegate training and capture pokemon pretty soon!
I quit to the title screen instead of saving, out of shame of losing to a wild pokemon battle.Nobunaga and his ambition have showed up, however, so I anticipate that I may become able to delegate training and capture pokemon pretty soon!
The Awesomest
Member
I've noticed that sometimes when I start a battle, some of my dudes start with a little less than max HP. What's up with that?
ScraftyDevil
Banned
Their energy was probably increased by a cutscene prior to the battle (the more energy a Pokémon has, the more HP and ATK it has).
I had a pretty tough time finding it a couple weeks after launch, until the second shipment was in I guess. Seems like it didn't have huge numbers shipped out and people ate it up.
I think they sent very few to GameStop for instance, and/or GameStop ordered very few. It's weird. I wonder if Nintendo themselves expected it to fail.
You can still order it for $30 from Amazon directly, if you use the sidebar on the right side of the store. You'll just have to wait for it to come back in stop for it to ship.
It would be SUPER crazy if they never printed any more and each new copy of this game became worth $9000, but surely that won't happen.
Watch Da Birdie
I buy cakes for myself on my birthday it's not weird lots of people do it I bet
Yeah, I couldn't find this anywhere...
One GameStop had it...but it was closed due to the power outage from this weekend's storm.
One GameStop had it...but it was closed due to the power outage from this weekend's storm.
ScraftyDevil
Banned
I live in Toronto and still had to go to three stores before I found one that was in stock. This game seems to be selling like hotcakes, and Nintendo's apparent lack of supply isn't helping.
ScraftyDevil is from Toronto? Mind blown. You've never visited Toronto-Age.
ScraftyDevil
Banned
ScraftyDevil is from Toronto? Mind blown. You've never visited Toronto-Age.
To be honest, I didn't even know that thread existed. I've only been around here since January or so, so please excuse me for my lack of insight.
sorijealut
Member
Okay, I've played about 3 hours and I enjoyed it so much, but something's stopping me.
Sorry, this is going to be long.
It's weird, this game is awesomely complex but they didn't provide enough tools for me to indulge it.
In other words, they put importance in Generals' specs and Pokemon specs,
but there's no easy way to keep track of them...
There is not enough information! No in-game guide!
I wonder why Koei did this, it's based right off of its 三國志 1-11(Three Kingdoms) series,
which I absolutely loved, but this feels like the super-broken version of it
(I wish I played the Nobunaga's Ambition series for better comparison).
My question is: if it is geared just toward children, shouldn't the game be less complicated?
Shouldn't they include a help menu?
If it's for mature gamers, couldn't they put more care into the menus, so the players have easier/ better ways to access information?
For example, to move the generals around, they should just use the touch screen in drag-and-drop fashion. This would also help making delegations easier.
As I see it now, it's full of shortcomings.
Sorry, this is going to be long.
It's weird, this game is awesomely complex but they didn't provide enough tools for me to indulge it.
In other words, they put importance in Generals' specs and Pokemon specs,
but there's no easy way to keep track of them...
There is not enough information! No in-game guide!
I wonder why Koei did this, it's based right off of its 三國志 1-11(Three Kingdoms) series,
which I absolutely loved, but this feels like the super-broken version of it
(I wish I played the Nobunaga's Ambition series for better comparison).
My question is: if it is geared just toward children, shouldn't the game be less complicated?
Shouldn't they include a help menu?
If it's for mature gamers, couldn't they put more care into the menus, so the players have easier/ better ways to access information?
For example, to move the generals around, they should just use the touch screen in drag-and-drop fashion. This would also help making delegations easier.
As I see it now, it's full of shortcomings.
There is a list option...I think it's either when you are in the world map, or when you are in a kingdom. That should let you search (and sort?) by various categories, locations, and so forth.
There is also the gallery, and possibly some info you can get to from the main menu (start button). And the Y button gives extra help in some places, like describing what moves do.
You probably know about all of that already, and yes some things could probably be more efficient, but overall I think they do a pretty good job of explaining things. Even the manual takes a decent amount of pages explaining stuff.
I mean, I even died to wild pokemon early in the game, and I can't delegate yet so I don't have the full complexity you do. But, it seems like they teach you things pretty well and it does not seem overwhelming to me. Overall, if they made a sequel that fixed a few things, it could be awesome instead of just good. Exactly how they would fix them would take some thought of course.
The Awesomest
Member
Just discovered this useful tip... If a pokemon is close to evolving, look at its energy. If it's not at max, you can send it to a pongiri shop to bump up the energy a little, which should push that stat over the edge. The pokemon will evolve right after eating it if it worked.
ScraftyDevil
Banned
It's true, but it's honestly not so bad. Most of the gaiden missions are fun, and they offer a refreshing challenge after the almost braindead-easy main story. As long as you don't neglect your Warlords and take some time evolving their Pokémon in the main story, you'll do fine.
By the way, you get to return to the main story with access to every Warlord once every side mission is complete, so there's some incentive for finishing them all.
Is it like the main story all over again, just harder fights?
i was gonna pick umbreon but i needed a good fire pokemon for the steel and ice gyms so i picked flareon. fucking beast, i do like 200 dmg to most pokemon lol
and when i take more than 1 fire pokemon, such as charizard, i can flamethrower the enemy and flareon for hte flash fire boost.
One thing is not strictly true if I understand correctly from an earlier poster. If you have a warrior with a weak pokemon in the postgame, you can recruit a new pokemon for them in the postgame story, and all subsequent postgame stories will have the new pokemon associated with that warrior instead. So you are not forever stuck with whatever pokemon you put in the main game, you just don't get that pokemon the warrior was using when you fought them in the postgame.
I think the main two things to take away from it are this:
1. DO NOT grind every warrior in the main story to 100% link just because you are OCD, since all links are reset when each story ends.
2. DO try to evolve pokemon in the main story so each warrior has something relatively decent before you finish it. You get to keep the evolutions if you come across those warriors later in the game.
And different goals (like collect/see X number of different pokemon), and different perspective (playing as other warlords). And they are harder stories, if reports of people dying endlessly earlier in the thread are true.
Three questions of my own:
1. Does anyone know if it ever becomes completely impossible to acquire a certain pokemon if you associate a warrior with a bad pokemon in the main game? For example, if a warrior has a munchlax in the main game, and I replace it with a magikarp, and then in a postgame story the warrior has a (insert awesome pokemon here)...are there any cases where recruiting the warrior in the postgame is the ONLY way to get that awesome pokemon? Which would mean that associating a pokemon with them in the main game would lock that possibility out since you're overwriting the awesome pokemon and won't get to battle with it?
2. What does energy do exactly? Is it just boosted HP, or are there other effects? If you have boosted energy, will you start a battle with say, 100/110 HP? Someone mentioned pokemon starting with less than full HP in a battle.
3. What does warrior specialization mean? Does it just mean a warrior does better with those type(s), or that the warrior can ONLY link with pokemon of those types, or is it just a hint about the perfect link for that warrior, etc.?
i meant after the post game quests, do you replay the main game? kind of like new game+
the answer is yes, no, yes. like i don't think you'd want to link a ghost/fire with a dark pokemon. im not even sure if the game would let you.
The Awesomest
Member
Uhhh. So I have Yoshihiro, the fighting guy, and his Conkeldurr isn't evolving no matter what I do. I have two other Conkeldurrs that I made evolve. I got the bug guy to evolve his Pineco. So what's wrong with this guy? Also I think I satisfied the conditions for his own evolution, so why isn't he evolving either?
Actually I'd like to know this too. Is it the main story all over again like NG+, or a continued story on the main game right where you left off?
Actually I'd like to know this too. Is it the main story all over again like NG+, or a continued story on the main game right where you left off?