How Does Candy Work In Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu / Eevee! Easy Candy / Awakened Values Guide!
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- I know a lot of people have found the introduction of candy in Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu! and Let's Go Eevee! very convoluted and complicated, well today I'm going to show you just how candy works in Pokémon Let's Go and how it affects your Pokémon's stats! We go over Awakened Values and everything else you're going to need!
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@PDWinnall You have no idea how helpful this was, I was using the basic candies!!!
How about fossil pokemon can u even get pkmn specific candy for those?
How are you supposed to get more Mewtwo candy
Is it possible to get Mew candy?
6 candies is definitely not the max, I've gotten 10+ on a few catches before whilst I was chaining Caterpie. I don't know if the fact that my chain ended up breaking at 525, but it was still way higher than 6 candies.
TL;DW-
*Pokemon Specific candy is quicker since it boosts all stats instead of 1 specific stat*
Ciel +You get specific candy by catching that Pokemon above a 31 chain
@@MrLeonLuffy do you have to be at a certain point in the game? Been chaining growlithe like crazy with no luck...
@@drizztdourden8111 I got some early on but only got lots after like chain 100
Vanyel Jaganshi No I hadn't even crossed Mt Moon and maxed Caterpie
So if I have, let's say, 300+ of quick candies and some of the others, then the advice above is useless.
Thanks for the heads up
id suggest keeping a lot of those candies for your legendary pokemon that you can't combo catch.
Yeah that's what I'm doing
its to easy to get them to bother saving them
@@haden8673 Seriously, after only a combo of like 30 you have 100 candys.
GOOD LOOKING OUT
But I cant use +200 Candys on my Mewtwo
People can start just saying "Pokemon Lets Go". We don't need to hear the whole damned phrase everytime, "Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Pokemon Let's Go Eevee".
Hell, I'd be happy with just "Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee"
Eevee and Pikachu. The better Pokemon goes first
Lotuswalker my friend, let’s avoid starting a comment war
"The Pokemon Let's Go games"
Gotta extend the video however possible lol
This technique is much easier than before, but grindier. I also do like the fact that the Judge ability is smoother this time and your pokemon's IV are shown on the "Summary" screen.
Tip: If you want the specific candy for the pokemon you want, get your combo multiplier up, then focus on the big ones (those with a red glow around them) and get an "Excellent" catch to increase your chance of getting the specific candy. It makes the grind less tedious.
Me: *Has combo chain of 127*
Watches this video
*EeVeE rAn awAy*
I found a shiny magikarp on my first day playing let’s go!
first shiny was a mankey,it ran away then i saw a shiny dragonite,and it ran away too.
I have but one little problem with this method. It's really hard to get a streak of 100+ catch of the same Pokemon with the ones that have lower rates of spawning. I actually suggest you keep the lesser candies (mighty, smart, tough etc) and use those on rarer Pokemon, just saiyan.
*Says getting pokemon specific candy is easy*
*has 180 combo catch to do it*
Me: ...
Tip. Go to the lowest level area to catch the pokemon. Super easy to get a 100 combo in less that 30 minutes so long as it's not a rare pokemon. Also switch to a higher level area after you get a high combo to get nuts exp. I'm getting 5k exp off of lvl 30 pidgeys
that is easy, just time consuming.
And I thought a 31 chain was annoying already hahaha
@@FemkjeMW I'm glad when you encounter a pokemon but run it doesn't stop the chain
@@Jesse-75-80 yeah!! Really glad about that
3 problems with this strategy.
1. You're showcasing based on having a combo chain that's way up there, nearly 200. I'm pretty sure you start maxing your bonuses after 31 isn't it? Not sure if that's just the rare bonus or not, I could be wrong. Either way, if you're going to showcase a strategy this way, show the road to getting it as well. Show what you get while getting the chain, and showcase exactly when the chain starts giving you your payoffs. It's easy to tell people it works after you've already put hours into the work, but don't neglect to show the work as well - it comes off misleading when you make it look easier than it is.
2. You're showcasing an easier Pokémon, like Growlithe. Chaining Pokémon that are more common is easier to do, but what about the more rare types, or even Legendary types. It's not easy to chain a Rare type, as it could take hours before you get a chain started of some Pokémon, and it's nearly impossible to chain for something like say.. Articuno or the other 2 birds. And forget chaining Mew or Mewtwo because you only get one, so no species candy there unless you have a Pokéball Plus to walk them around in.
3. I wouldn't call it self sustaining to sell your candies. A stack of 999 candy only sells for 9990 Pokébucks, which may take 20 or so catches AFTER the chain, but then you think about how much it takes to start the chain to begin with. With rarer or more powerful species, that's easier said than done, and can take a lot of Ultraballs, let alone Pokéballs for some of those chains. 1 Ultra costs 500 Pokébucks. Selling 1 stack that takes 20 catches to do (by your explanation) would get me about 19 balls. You could argue that if you account for all 3 sizes of candy you'd triple, but again that's AFTER you get the chain even started, and assuming you catch the chosen species on the first 1 or 2 throws.
This method may be useful for more common species, but don't expect it to work for all of the Pokémon.
Edit:
After playing around with this strategy I can confirm that selling your candies is NOT a good strategy, especially after chaining Pokémon that require you to catch with better balls, or require multiple balls to catch sometimes, like Lickitung, Chansey or Porygon (if you have the patience to even combo them). Selling the candy does not make up for your losses in balls, and especially not losses in berries if you need to use them. It DOES work with species that are easier to chain with 1 throw catches like early Pokémon (Growlithe, Oddish, Pidgey, Pikachu etc) and sometimes works with SOME mid-tier catches (like Ponyta, Pidgeotto, or Doduo), but does not work with Rare or harder catches, (Rhyhorn/Rhydon, Onix, Jynx, Electabuzz, etc).
MY Suggestion would be to do chaining for Candy farming on weaker targets and not selling your candy, but SAVING your candy for Pokémon that have a harder time getting chains or candy for, or say your legendaries. There are guides out there now that tell you the optimum Pokémon to chain for which candy types. Yea it takes a lot of work and time to farm each individual candy type but... Doesn't it also take a LOT of time to farm species candy? You still have to farm a lot, and the species candy only works for one species... While the other candies work for ALL species.
If you want to farm species candy, then do so, but save your stat candies for your hard-to-chain Pokémon. If you're hurtin' for Pokébucks just do Elite Four or Gym Leader Rematches. You net a ton of money from the Gym Leader Rematches every day, plus some from Green Rematch and the Elite Four Rematches are spammable.
Edit 2: I played some more still determined to try to find a use for this strategy. I can still confirm that the selling candies bit doesn’t help at all. But by using your candies on teams of Pokémon as you farm, it actually builds the single stat quite quickly. After about 50-70 chain I was able to max out the stat of one Pokémon and after 100+ I was getting tons of candy in a small amount of time.
Overall I maxed a whole team of 6 Pokémon health stat in less than an hour chaining Grimer in Cinnabar mansion. That’s not including that I got about 100 species specific Grimer candy in that time as well to use on Muk. So as said before the species candy farming works well, but the stat candies are better used than sold.
As a good note after about 50-70 chain you start getting a boost to catch results on the species you chain. This eventually makes it easier to catch with even a lesser ball.
This method of candy farming while training at the same time works pretty well for training a whole team in a short amount of time in single stats. It’ll still take you a few hours, but if your ideal team consists of a few harder to catch Pokémon then it’ll be well worth grinding for the extra candies along side whatever species candy you decided to farm for.
I do wanna thank PDWinnall for the idea in the video because it is what inspired me to try something different. While the video concept wasn’t the exact strategy I chose, farming species candy for easier Pokémon does help me train up to 12 Pokémon at one time! I picked 6 species with different candy drops and farmed them for their species candy while using the stat candy on harder Pokémon like my Kangaskhan. So I raised 6 easy catch Pokémon wth species candy and 6 harder ones with stat candy all at the same time.
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Thanks for the explanation. How does this work for, let's say, mewtwo? I gotta farm non-specific pokémon candy in order to feed him and need to feed him a lot right?
@@devilsdante Right. You will need to feed a lot of non-species specific candy to Mewtwo, because the only way to get Mewtwo candy is from the small chance you might get some on the first time you catch him, OR taking him for a stroll in the Pokéball plus.
There are some easy to catch Pokémon that you can chain for the candies though. Pokémon like Geodude can give Tough Candies, and Jigglypuff can give Health Candies. There's a lot of Candy Guides online to tell what drops them and what are the easiest to catch, but if you know which Pokémon drops which candy you can choose some yourself. If any of them are species you already want to train, the Species candy are bonus~
Edit:
Here's a guide that tells how much candy is needed exactly, and what candies come from which Pokémon. It'll save you time trying to figure out which ones drop which.
levelskip.com/rpgs/Pokemon-Lets-Go-Candy-Guide
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@v KEITH v Lol just getting information out there best I can? But to be fair the comment is a compilation of multiple edits. I edited it like 3-4 times to update it with new info I discover. I figured it would be better than just making a new comment since I already have 1 dedicated to it
@Raiyan Chowdhury Yes?
Don't forget that you also get species-specify candy if you have a Pokeball Plus and go walking with your Pokemon. Even more so, if you hook it up to Pokemon Go, and use it to catch and spin. Worked on the Mew, so pretty sure it works on Legendaries as well.
This was so helpful can’t wait to get the game I’m stocking up on tips in my brain for it and rare spawn locations thank you
I was looking for a video like this for ages! Thank you!!!!
You are literally the best information source for this game awesome videos and amazing explanations!
The HP Value on your Growlithe after the 200 species candy was higher than all the other values. Is that because you used the Health candy on that stat and no other candies? Meaning that if you use both species specific and stat specific candies you could get the stats even higher? For competitive purposes like on my shiny 6IV Mewtwo I would really like this answer. Thanks
unless you have Go, Do. Not. Even. Think. Of. That.
Wow this was a larger answer than I was expecting. Gamers are intense folk. I'm just going to ignore the candies and just play through the game like I did as a kid
That’s how I feel with people who try for spicific IVS and stuff
I just use candys when I want
To upgrade certain Pokémon’s stats. I’m not going to pay attention or sweat on it to much
Came here after about 80 TH-cam video attempts on understanding what on earth candy is.. I come from the original Gameboy Red and Blue era and have been playing those on and off for 20 years with 0 knowledge of anything between those and Let's Go!, so this was HIGHLY informative, Thank you very much!
Im loving the tips and tutorial videos you're doing its so good seeing you upload again
This guide is so useful, was finding something wanna learn more about candy and I think you ans all my questions thanks alot
Omg thanks so much dude, lookin so long for a Video like this. Greetings from Germany!
This video answered ALL of the questions I had about the new candy mechanic. Thank you so much!
Omg finally an answer to my questions. Thanks you've just received an subscriber, ^^ liked vid also.
The other candies still have their place - you may not want to maximise Attack in special attackers and there are mons like Snorlax (or legendaries) where chaining isn't realistic or possible.
That was great and highly informative, looks like I have some Growlithe to catch (among others)!
Thank you for posting! This is very helpful.
This was really useful, going to use this guide on most my pokemons (- growlithe) I got pokemon Eevee so can't do the easy way for him xD
Just use whatever candies you want
It doesn't matter since you can use 200 on each stat
Ok, but if you don't want to have a sore hand, you can use the Pokémon-specific Candy instead. Also, be advised that these break the game, really badly.
SBaby the game is hard without using candies
It's 200 per Pokemon
@@eliwhite2917 This is just an easy version of Pokemon Yellow. It's extremely easy and most people can beat it in a day or two.
It must just get hard toward the end then, because I'm watching a Let's Play of the game and so far the guy's blowing through the Gyms like they're nothing. And he only used one of the candies on a Vulpix to see what they did.
I was suscribed before, but i saw recently only 2 tutorials, and i am already ready to do what i need thank youu
I became suspicious when my lv50 chaneiras had around 600 hp... Then u confirmed my thoughts on ev changes with this great vid! Thanksalot
Omg, thank you so much for this. I've been trying to understand how to "max out" my pokemon. I have been intentionally avoiding giving my Kadabra anything but Special attach and Speed candies....lol
First video that actually tells me what the max stats bonus is for using candy so thumbs up for that. Now what if you want to max av legendaries or exclusive pokemons you get from trades? Like i am already kinda having conflict with the fact that there are master trainers for every 151 pokemon in the game. And being fair to that i want to beat all of them but only own one of the 2 games so i cant easily farm them on the other . Now i already feel its gonna be hard cause cus i cant know what the ivs are from the pokemon i get but still. XD struggles are real :p
You get the Judge feature really early in the game, after like the third badge. That lets you know the IVs from the summary of each Pokemon. So I don't get what you're saying...
Max AV for legendaries: The birds are a rare spawn after catching the first ones. So you could combo them if you really want to. Mewtwo and Mew you will need to use the individual stat candies. Unless you happen to play Pokemon GO and have a bunch of legendaries you could transfer into GO Park to combo them there. Same thing for version exclusives.
@@TheSchnieder6 Transferring would work for Mewtwo, from what I've gathered Mew cannot transfer from Pokemon GO to Pokemon LG. Mew's only option most likely **will** be the individual boost candies.
Pretty sure Mew finds his own candies when in the PokeBall walking around.
@@richanderson1275 it works but in extremely slow rates you are better off catch comboing and getting 999x xl for each individual stat for legendaries that gives you 2 pokemon maxed i think might even need more for 2 pokemon in that stat . Sadly.
One thing I will say is not to sell your candy if you're trying to complete the Pokedex and max out all of those Pokemon. There is only 1 Mewtwo, and only one of each of the Legendary birds, so you'll need regular candy to max their stats.
I don’t mean to be that guy, but you can get multiple legendary birds in 1 save file without trading.
@@RetroVedZedthat sounds dangerously close to hacking. The wonder trade system on 3ds is still broken to this day because of fake Pokémon. How do you get multiple Zapdos Moltres etc. in one save file without ruining anything? Genuinely asking because I don’t know. And that wonder trade system is fr it really is busted bad bad. Even Nintendo can’t fix it.
@@chuckytherapper In let’s go Pikachu/eevee after you beat the game you can find the legendary birds flying in the air, even if you already have them. There’s no hacking involved whatsoever. And it’s not a glitch or anything either, it’s entirely intentional.
@@RetroVedZed 🤯 I’ve been playing this game since I was ten. On a black & white screen. That was probably an inch in either direction. It’s about damn time. … sounds probably hard to chain those though right?
@@chuckytherapper yeah, it’s really hard. And since they’re so rare you probably won’t ever get them unless your chaining something else.
10/10 Video super useful! Thank you!
You get a like for the video and for the sass. I love that you said "arthuritis in your thumb." Made me giggle. 💗
Thanks for the info! Very helpful!!!
Instant Like !!! really helpfull video. Many thanks to you.
that was a very helpful video! thanks!
Great guide
Thanks man, this clarified so much for me
do these Awakening Value transfer over to online battle/PVP battles?
I know I saw a video showing that levels can balance all to 50 with the rule, but how does the AV translates to the battles? I have been unable to see an answer anywhere.
Thank god someone made a video on this explaining the candy stuff
Amazing video, I have 1 question though.. I’m having trouble combo anything other than weedle... you threw a premier ball without getting nice, great or excellent... am I missing something?
Awesome video and content as always! Not sure if I missed it, but do the AV stats carry onto wifi battles?
Yes they do! And thank you!
I'm glad I found this video before getting the game. :D
For everyone saying to save candies for legendary Pokémon, you can get Pokémon specific candy for legendarys if you have a pokeball plus. Take that Pokémon on a stroll and when it’s returned, so long as you have about 10,000 steps or so, you’ll get anywhere from 3-6 candies for that Pokémon you just walked when you return it to the game plus you also get candies for whatever Pokémon you walked just before that one.
For example, the other day I walked my dugtrio, when I returned her to the game I got about 4 digglet candies and 3 spearow candies since spearow was the Pokémon I had walked the day before (I walk 1 to 2 Pokémon a day, I take them to work with me or when I walk my dog then change it out when I get home.)
I’ve gotten multiple mew candies as well by doing this. So it’s not that hard to get candies for legendary and mythical Pokémon.
Ok great video thanks for sharing . 2 questions:
What pokeball type you use for catching ?
How do you get mewtwo special candies ?
Thanks in advance!
thanks dude, it really helped !
Thanks for this video!
great guide :D
it is a good thing we could use pre-evolved forms of candy on evolved pokemon
Yes
Just like in Pokémon go
Thanks, this video really helped me out a lot!!
I'm so glad it helped, I was very nervous before uploading it that I wasn't as well spoken as I had hoped, thanks for the really nice comment!
@@PDWinnall No problem man, keep up the good work. You put a lot of effort into your videos, and it shows. It's pretty admirable!
I know this video has been up for a while but what moveset would you recommend for Growlithe?
Thank God this isn't in wifi battles.
wait, the AVs (+200 stats across the board) dont apply in local/online battles with someone else?
Alex Lee if there are restrictions then there won’t be any AVs applied, but if you have no restrictions then they will be applied
If candy doesn't matter, then I'm only going to use the catch combo to get a pokemon with Best in every stat.
You gonna have to choose No restrictions anyways, if you wish to play Pokemon with a level above or below 50.
I personally cannot wait to see the Meta with Lvl 100 maximised AV Pokemon.
@turtlesinabox your av's work in wifi battles depending on the rules
What happens to the awakening of a pokemon after you max it, and then evolve it? Like, I'm working on getting my Growlithe up the hard way, I'm on Let's Go: Eevee, and I'm wondering if it's better to max Growlithe before evolving or not, and if so, do the Awakened stats also increase with the evolve, or what?
Short version: Use Pokémon-specific Candy only, because you get 1 AV on each stat, instead of only on one stat at a time. Be advised that these will break the game.
SBaby What do you mean by break the game?
Are you planning on chaining mewtwo also? if so how? wouldnt it be better to keep stat specific candy for pokemon like mewtwo?
Thanks for this. I wont get the game in the mail till monday. Useful. Plan on getting my shiny piggy and bulbasaur and boosting em like this. Thanks again.
Those candies you sell you will need to cap ur legendaries since getting their candies isnt possible
Unless you played idk Pokemon go or something
it is extremely easy to get the candy anyways, so selling them is still a good idea
You do realise that you can catch legendaries in the wild?
I had a zapdos appear in the sky by digletts cave twice
There was a Mewtwo candy legit in the first second of the video
@@whit9172 when u catch a pokemon u get a chance at getting a candy. Specially when u catched hundreds of pokemon in total.
WHAT THE HECK IS THAT NIDOKING!? hes a on full steroids omg XD 400 on every stat
My eevee right now no lie..
I was like damn. I won’t every be able to do WiFi battles if people Pokémon have this kind of stats
So how do you suggest on how to get Meltan candy? Pretty tough to combo chain a pokémon in the park area. It doesn’t appear in the actual game, does it?
I only have one question now. What happens if you transfer one of those awoken Pokemon into sword and shield.
Update: according to a thread on gameFAQ, av's do not transfer after ev's. So a transferred pokemon has no ev's. Kinda cool
Great vid man, thanks!
Thank you I really appreciate it :)
after how many combo catch i start getting candys?
i havent beat the game but im doing the catch combo on vulpix, im on catch 60
Would your growlithe candy work on an Arcanine??
Edit: I should of waited till the end of the video...
Damn. Didn't know there wasn't a 512 ev cap...
Video was a really big help :)
Thx for the video, I have a question, what can I do for legendary Pokémon’s? Feed them normal candy?
th-cam.com/video/hzpRkBoxLRs/w-d-xo.html
Jump to 10:20 in the video link
Im confused , can i use Regular then large then XL candy in that order and then species candy to max out all?
Or by using species candy only will do the same as using Regular, large or xl?
True but what can you do with a pokemon like dratini have not been able to combo it yet?
If you figure a way do a video please.
this was so helpful
Thanks I was just about to ask that I had an Arcanine and if it would use Growlith candy
Actually I’m pretty sure the candies idea originated in Emerald/Sapphire/Ruby. You could create candies out of berries in those games that increased their stats in battle.
This is the most helpful guide the others are only like get mighty candy
Edit : if you get it from a chain how did you get mewtwo candy
Bring them in from Pokémon go to chain Mewtwo
just one question. where do I get mewtwo zapdos moltres and articuno candies of 200 each? then for kabuto and ominite without using go park.
Replying for later because I want to know this as well
Use park or prepare for some thumb pain with reguar candies, there really isnt an easy way of doing it.
Ruxaroh - park?
@@MegaMetal96 poke park think he means trade in mewtwos from go lol
The birds become rare spawns after the initial encounters. Serebii says that you can get candies by "Transfer lots of X", so head to Cerulean Cave and check the item spots for fossils.
The real question is do you get AVs if you battle Pokémon if so how do you remove them??
Rylie i think you do yes the pokemon just hasent been awakened yet. but why would you want to remove them when they all max out at 200 stats anyway
@@WorldOfWeebcraft
Good point
World of Weebcraft
There’s this move called Foul Play. It takes your attack stat for the damage calculation. Special attackers don’t use their attack stat, so why would you want to have any extra Attack on them?
If you use Pokémon home to transfer Pokémon from let’s go, will they keep those stats or will it reset once you transfer it to different Pokémon game?
I luv ur vids u helped me alot
okay one question
So say you don't farm Pokemon, you just decide to use the stat candies on a lvl 100 pokemon
Say I go ATK first for a Pikachu, and just dump everything I can into it until his ATK stat refuses anymore
Will I then be able to start using other candies for its other stats? Or did I reach a "limit" of candies that one Pokemon is ever allowed to eat?
Can you only get specific species candies after a certain amount of progress in the story? I've well past the 31 chain and get all the bonuses and it won't drop them for me
i have a 311 combo chain vulpix ... and i spammed all the quick candies and vulpix candy on my vulpix. and her stats broke the screen when evolved into ninetails. The limit is over the graph limits, the basic ember can even half the enemy hp even if they are resistant to fire damage.
none of the elite 4 + the champion can do 1/4 the damage to my ninetails at level 65. its literally just a sweep through the game. lol
edit: this was from me trying my luck on a shiny vulpix. still no luck till today.
Which one should i do 1st? Hyper training or candy training?? Does it matter which one comes first?
Long story short, chain catch for candy, give extra pokemon to oak for candy, give candy to your pokemon.
I haven't used the candy feature yet but I did maxed out my candy count by chain catching to 100 for my shiny hunting. You can pretty much kill 2 birds with one stone there if you're a shiny hunter.
I just a have a question about getting a pokemon to its best AV/IV i just wanna know is it possible to get a 100% Perfect ratata that has low stats low cp iv and everything by just boosting it with candy and getting it to lvl 100?
You need like a script or something to read while making these videos because you repeat yourself multiple times thinking its all new info and you also repeat yourself saying the same thing just in a different say.
Is the fact that your comment was redundant supposed to be a joke or was that an accident?
Probably just to add some filler to the video
You do realize your own comment is redundant right?
hoke. xy well yeah that’s the point
@@luket6405 I thought so but trust me I've met alot of stupid people who wouldn't even notice
So how do you do this for evolved forms not found in the wild? Or Pokemon like Mew, Mewtwo, the legendary birds, etc?
Very cool thank you!!
Question! If I don’t use regular candy and large candy and only use the XL candy will this be just 200 extra points, but if I use all three candies since regular gives 50 points, large 100 and XL 200, will I then have 350 extra points? Please help
How many species candies do you get for the legends: Mew, Mewtwo, Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltress, and are there any more?
Also can you get Mew in these games?
What if I combo catch an evolved pokemon, do I get the candies of his first evolution? For example if I combo catch butterfree, will I get catherpie candies or butterfree candies, and if its catherpie candies, will they work on butterfree ?
Thanks for the videos, what about getting eevee candies for your starter?
Some of the coach battles give you Eevee candy and you can find Eevee in the wild.
So it’s 200 total class candys total? Or is that for a certain level your under? What is the total amount to max out that Pokémon? 200 or 400?
Does this also work in online, or is it just IV’s and Nature that matters?
I’m currently at a combo of 115 or something like that, yet my catches still don’t give me over 6 candies. *Please help.*
Are those awakening values useful in the online battle??
can i still use normal candies tho? i dont really get much candies in the first place so like clicking isnt annoying to me
Yes, do as it suits you best. He is speaking for the serious competitive people that want to maximise the stats with the less effort and don't mind ignoring the little progress for the bigger ones.
Pretty. Good vid
In easy context:
Keep the catch combo going and you’ll get a species candy as you do it. Max species candy to apply is 240-correct me if I’m wrong.
200
Nice video, although the regular stat candy probably is for squaring up the AV. I assume that if you somehow reach 200 in one stat before any other, then the species candy is useless because it cannot raise all it's stats. So maybe keep some around just for the sake of that situation.
The species candy will still work even if it stat is maxed!
So I still don’t quite get it... does it raise the “max” that stat would have been? Should you still find a “perfect IV” pokemon or would it not matter if you just gave it a ton of candy?
Quick question? So If I have a wifi battle with a friend on let's go. Do maxed out candies matter. Or will the person with Pokemon with maxed out candy obviously have the advantage? Do candies get disabled on wifi battles? Can anyone let me know?
They should patch it improving the candy giving to pokemon.
It should be like buying stuff. You select how many you want and they calculate the amount of money. They autolimit the maximum according to total money you have.
Likewise, you should indicate how many points you want to increase in a stat when using a stat candy, limited by the amount candies you have, and the game would calculate and give all to the pokemon.
In Sun/Moon you got EV from fighting, do you get those points also by defeating trainers/catching pokemon in addition to Candys?
Nah EVs were replaced for AVs