Love your videos! Also for the osukai Xp farming spot, you can use 2 Nature Koish (ATK TV trained) with the Synergy Master trait. They should always one shot the osukai with Water Cuting Lily :D
For getting exact TVs on my tem without spending any money I would typically use proteins until going just over and then equip eraser to go down one at a time until an exact number, it doesn’t save much money sure but outfits are expensive and fashion is the true endgame
@@Millarz I found it while using those gravitonic piolets on any area i could reach. I absolutely love going through each area after getting a new exploration item...crystal skates please!
Here's hoping this guide helps out. Finding good spots to grind can be annoying but useful. If you don't mind me adding something Zizare gives 3 Defense after defeating them. There's a cave where the Osukai shrine is that has them in the level 40s. The Grumvel work well too for HP but Blooze does give out more, I think. Lastly new players will have to battle the Belsoto to get the coward's cloak. I learned the hard way back in February 2020. Thank you for this video and your research. May this year bless you and stay safe.
Thanks :) Oh you're right I probably should have mentioned the belsoto onslaught to get the coward's cloak ^^' The problem with zizare is it doesn't have a great encounter rate for TV training purposes. Stay safe to you too!
@@Millarz That's true about Zizare. Lapinite would be the quicker option. Also that's okay about the cloak. You mapped out the location perfectly, I just was thinking about the new players who may come across this video.
For DEF TVs go to the South-West area in Mines of Mictlan instead, a max SpAtk Tukai equipped with hand fan can one shot the Lapinites and Crystles that spawn there.
:O that's good to know! I did the calcs and a perfect, tv trained tukai won't one shot all of the lapinite even with a hand fan, but even one shotting most of them isn't bad. I'll probably make a follow up video to this one and post your comment in it. Thanks for letting us know!
Hello thank you for your video it really yhelped me out! The Tateru patch for sta now has saipats as well it seems, but it really helped me out nonetheless :)
Thank you so much... i have all my competitive team at level 1, was trying to farm pansums to give them fruit and level up their stats... but with this, hell yeah I will safe my money and train them like you.
Yes! There is the eraser and eraser+ gears that work like protein but in reverse (removes TVs instead of gains them). There are also fruits, candies, and smoothies that you can buy that reduce TVs
I am somewhat new to Temtem as I just found time to play the game a lot more recently! About the Telomere hacks, is there a limit on how many you can feed to your luma? Is/are there better way(s) to get these (Telomere hacks) instead of the daily missions?
There isn't a limit on how many you can feed to your luma. Right now the only renewable ways to get it are the daily and weekly quests but more ways will probably be added later on!
@@Millarz Hey Millarz! Thanks for the reply, something good and bad about the game is that not everything is explicitly explained! Your positivity and entertainment style has really helped me through some tough times health wise. I look forward to future content and more of your work! :D
Three things missed 1) re: mistakes in TV training- the Eraser 2) you can *technically* train 3 TV temtems at once by swapping the temtem with proteins out to another temtem that doesn't have the cowards cloak equipped 3) the nessla pool at Turquesa is a good place to train because you can also double dip and catch some nessla (which also gives spdef TVs)
tv training 3 tems at once isn't very efficient because it uses up a lot of time waiting for the animation. and yes, the nessla pool is technically a bit better but that doesn't really do much because nessla only has a 10% encounter rate. there's no need to get into the minor details about what she happened to miss in this video because she still explains some of the best strategies that will surely help new players.
@Evochron For number 1, I did mention that fruits and candies can be used to remove TVs. For 2, true it is technically possible, but it's impractical enough that I didn't think it was worth mentioning. For 3, I actually didn't know that place existed :o You have a point. It's not a bad place to TV train if you're using a tukai. I might do that from now on instead of windward fort. Only problem with it is it looks quite far from the airship, though so is the normal fomu spot. Thanks for sharing that spot
@@Millarz Eraser's just an extra way without having to spend pansun is all. Practicality is something that I feel you should let the player decide on and just provide the options in particular if you're looking to train 3 vs train 4: in a train 4 scenario, it **might** be faster to do the proteins + cloak twice but if you're doing 3's it might be faster to do the swap (especially if you're doing the ohko in the first place); I don't have the times on it but it'd be an interesting experiment to see. (I mean... of course the *actual* most efficient way is just jam 'em full of fruits and candies) One more thing to consider for water temtem based training spots: fishing rod is a consistent encounter speed vs walking around in circles is random
@@Litecube15 consider this: if you're max training spdef with proteins and cowards cloak and swapping mid way through, you're looking at approximately 170 temtem's. that's 17 nessla's on average still.
@@Evochron I think you're totally right on this, it's definitely more efficient. I just feel bad for Millarz who just worked so hard on this video only to find out that someone has commented on all of the nitty gritty details that she missed. It's not a good feeling.
Great video I learned a lot. But Im also looking for a way to level train my tems. I have been using the same two for everything generally and they're at 100. I havent finished the story yet so I dont have access to a lot of areas. Whats a good place to train my tems or should I try to power through and finish the story anyway even if I wouldnt be gaining any experience in the process?
I've been struggling for months with TV training SpAtk from Toxolotls, I was this comment old when I found out a Chamomile item exists... Btw great vid, I've watched at least 3 other TV training guides but this is the easiest to understand and beginner friendly.
To be fair, chamomile didn't used to guard temtem from status conditions. It was changed to that in the kilima peaks update iirc. Thanks, I'm glad you like the vid ^^
@@mewblue3997 Ah yeah the platimous area used to be the best place to level imo until they updated wild temtem's movesets in one of the kisiwa updates. I kinda wish they didn't do that. Grinding there was nice. Now it's basically never used
You can join our discord and ask about tv spreads in there. I'm not good at tv spreads but there are people in our discord that are great at it. Link is in the video description!
Hi millarz I was wondering when is the next time you are going to stream on twitch is. This is completely bsieds the point I but could not think any way to communicate with you. Hope to see you on twitch. Sorry for the extra comment.
Yeah, a few people have commented about that. I'll probably have to make a follow up video since apparently I missed some things ^^' Thanks for letting us know though
so if ya can lvl the atk and SPD and so you can lvl it to in 50 in all SV's ? or is it just for train in 1 of the 7 ? like SPD 50 and the other like DEF and so not ?
I believe this has the equations on it, though if you Google temtem calculator there are sites that do the calculations for you temtem.fandom.com/wiki/Stats
There shouldn't be any difference in your ability to get lumas between the ps5 version and the PC version. Your chance of getting a luma every radar is about 1 in 6. It's never guaranteed! You just have to keep trying until you get lucky if you want your own luma
When this video came out, it was a 100% encounter rate. It has since been updated to include 50% saipat so new players can get it earlier, which sucks for TV trainers :/ I believe the best place to train stamina is now the 60% babawa patch at Mawingu Islets. They provide 4 stam TVs
Love your videos! Also for the osukai Xp farming spot, you can use 2 Nature Koish (ATK TV trained) with the Synergy Master trait. They should always one shot the osukai with Water Cuting Lily :D
:O Dang I wish I knew about that earlier! That's a good tip. Thanks for letting us know :)
No problem! :D
didn't know that, good tip
My buddy and I just hit current end game and started breeding to dojo rematch/comp play and your guides have been so helpful! Thank you so much!
Thanks, glad I could help!
thank you for this video! I also use my cerneaf and my kinu in the earth shrine to TV train other terms, (then they can heal one another as needed).
Yes I've been waiting for this 🤣 I haven't beaten a single Dojo in a rematch 🥺
Oo let me know if you beat the rematches after TV training with this guide ^^
Will do 😁
Were u ever able to beat the rematches?
For getting exact TVs on my tem without spending any money I would typically use proteins until going just over and then equip eraser to go down one at a time until an exact number, it doesn’t save much money sure but outfits are expensive and fashion is the true endgame
Wait whaat how did I not know this item existed until now?? Thats a good strategy
@@Millarz I found it while using those gravitonic piolets on any area i could reach. I absolutely love going through each area after getting a new exploration item...crystal skates please!
This helped a lot. now I wish I never restarted. I miss my perfect Oceara!
Aw, you can get someone you trust to hold your temtem if you ever want to reset again. It will take 10 days before you can reset after trading though
@@Millarz Wow didn't know that!
Here's hoping this guide helps out. Finding good spots to grind can be annoying but useful.
If you don't mind me adding something Zizare gives 3 Defense after defeating them. There's a cave where the Osukai shrine is that has them in the level 40s. The Grumvel work well too for HP but Blooze does give out more, I think.
Lastly new players will have to battle the Belsoto to get the coward's cloak. I learned the hard way back in February 2020.
Thank you for this video and your research. May this year bless you and stay safe.
Thanks :) Oh you're right I probably should have mentioned the belsoto onslaught to get the coward's cloak ^^' The problem with zizare is it doesn't have a great encounter rate for TV training purposes. Stay safe to you too!
@@Millarz That's true about Zizare. Lapinite would be the quicker option. Also that's okay about the cloak. You mapped out the location perfectly, I just was thinking about the new players who may come across this video.
Wow this video is very informative, I learned a lot ty !
Thanks glad you liked it!
i save this for later thank you
For DEF TVs go to the South-West area in Mines of Mictlan instead, a max SpAtk Tukai equipped with hand fan can one shot the Lapinites and Crystles that spawn there.
:O that's good to know! I did the calcs and a perfect, tv trained tukai won't one shot all of the lapinite even with a hand fan, but even one shotting most of them isn't bad. I'll probably make a follow up video to this one and post your comment in it. Thanks for letting us know!
Hello thank you for your video it really yhelped me out! The Tateru patch for sta now has saipats as well it seems, but it really helped me out nonetheless :)
Yeah, I need to update this guide ^^' Glad they were still helpful though :)
Thank you so much... i have all my competitive team at level 1, was trying to farm pansums to give them fruit and level up their stats... but with this, hell yeah I will safe my money and train them like you.
Oh ye, suscribed.
Aw thanks ^^ Glad I could help
Great tutorial!
Thanks ^^
Thank you!!!
Thank you for being the first channel to not crypto explain it to us I’m just a girl
Thank you so much
I really like saku it’s probably not very good for competitive but I’m making one for my solo play through he’s so good for me
Saku is currently ranked B+ on TG so it's not unviable! www.tortenites-garden.com/tierlist/
Heyoo Millarz, is there a way to remove TV's ? (I know in pokemon there are items to remove them / change them around) can this occur in temtem ?
Yes! There is the eraser and eraser+ gears that work like protein but in reverse (removes TVs instead of gains them). There are also fruits, candies, and smoothies that you can buy that reduce TVs
Nice video 👍 (:
Thanks 😁
As always, great content
Thanks a bunch ^^
I am somewhat new to Temtem as I just found time to play the game a lot more recently! About the Telomere hacks, is there a limit on how many you can feed to your luma? Is/are there better way(s) to get these (Telomere hacks) instead of the daily missions?
There isn't a limit on how many you can feed to your luma. Right now the only renewable ways to get it are the daily and weekly quests but more ways will probably be added later on!
@@Millarz Hey Millarz! Thanks for the reply, something good and bad about the game is that not everything is explicitly explained!
Your positivity and entertainment style has really helped me through some tough times health wise. I look forward to future content and more of your work! :D
Great video! Where do I see which TV I have to train for example for my Gyalis?
Thanks! You can check out this guide here for TV spreads: docs.google.com/document/d/1i0nOPHU5b9yoh06LlUvjOO3Z3_bPMxmrK3MLB3sNkc0/edit
That will be helpful for me in the endgame. Are you in a Temtem Club? Can I join it?
Glad it was helpful! I am in a temtem club. Like I said in your other comment, just redeem a reward on twitch or be active in our discord to join!
Three things missed
1) re: mistakes in TV training- the Eraser
2) you can *technically* train 3 TV temtems at once by swapping the temtem with proteins out to another temtem that doesn't have the cowards cloak equipped
3) the nessla pool at Turquesa is a good place to train because you can also double dip and catch some nessla (which also gives spdef TVs)
tv training 3 tems at once isn't very efficient because it uses up a lot of time waiting for the animation. and yes, the nessla pool is technically a bit better but that doesn't really do much because nessla only has a 10% encounter rate. there's no need to get into the minor details about what she happened to miss in this video because she still explains some of the best strategies that will surely help new players.
@Evochron For number 1, I did mention that fruits and candies can be used to remove TVs. For 2, true it is technically possible, but it's impractical enough that I didn't think it was worth mentioning. For 3, I actually didn't know that place existed :o You have a point. It's not a bad place to TV train if you're using a tukai. I might do that from now on instead of windward fort. Only problem with it is it looks quite far from the airship, though so is the normal fomu spot. Thanks for sharing that spot
@@Millarz Eraser's just an extra way without having to spend pansun is all.
Practicality is something that I feel you should let the player decide on and just provide the options in particular if you're looking to train 3 vs train 4: in a train 4 scenario, it **might** be faster to do the proteins + cloak twice but if you're doing 3's it might be faster to do the swap (especially if you're doing the ohko in the first place); I don't have the times on it but it'd be an interesting experiment to see. (I mean... of course the *actual* most efficient way is just jam 'em full of fruits and candies)
One more thing to consider for water temtem based training spots: fishing rod is a consistent encounter speed vs walking around in circles is random
@@Litecube15 consider this: if you're max training spdef with proteins and cowards cloak and swapping mid way through, you're looking at approximately 170 temtem's. that's 17 nessla's on average still.
@@Evochron I think you're totally right on this, it's definitely more efficient. I just feel bad for Millarz who just worked so hard on this video only to find out that someone has commented on all of the nitty gritty details that she missed. It's not a good feeling.
Great video I learned a lot. But Im also looking for a way to level train my tems. I have been using the same two for everything generally and they're at 100. I havent finished the story yet so I dont have access to a lot of areas. Whats a good place to train my tems or should I try to power through and finish the story anyway even if I wouldnt be gaining any experience in the process?
I've been struggling for months with TV training SpAtk from Toxolotls, I was this comment old when I found out a Chamomile item exists...
Btw great vid, I've watched at least 3 other TV training guides but this is the easiest to understand and beginner friendly.
To be fair, chamomile didn't used to guard temtem from status conditions. It was changed to that in the kilima peaks update iirc. Thanks, I'm glad you like the vid ^^
Now it makes sense!
Put what on my Tukai to counter toxic farewell? I didnt catch that...
It would be nice if you added timestamps for the people who already played Pokémon and know what TVs and SVs are
I literally just did! You must have come right before it went live ^^'
Definitely a good suggestion though. I appreciate it!
@@Millarz lol that was unfortunate, I was watching on 1.5x speed to find the levelling area since Platimous grinding seemed a little bit unoptimised
@@mewblue3997 Ah yeah the platimous area used to be the best place to level imo until they updated wild temtem's movesets in one of the kisiwa updates. I kinda wish they didn't do that. Grinding there was nice. Now it's basically never used
@@mewblue3997 yeah platimous is tough! definitely go to the earth shrine
im back at the game and dont play for a long time what happend to the weekly saipark resets are they still exist?
Yes the saipark resets do exist!
Unfortunately the video is outdated. Some of these spawn locations have changed.
What is the best way to make money daily?
I have a video that outlines all the stuff you can do to make money if you're interested! th-cam.com/video/WGnZKbYtN98/w-d-xo.html
Hey can someone tell me a good temtem to give the lure and kill the toxolotolz at the spa tv place the poison is annoying :/
magmis no longer spawn there.... that or im VERY unlucky. tried about 15 encounters and never saw a single Magmis spawn.
I'm TV training a perfect Innki and I'm doing 500 SPATK and atleast 250 DEF but idk if I want to do 500 DEF or split it with SPDEF or another stat
You can join our discord and ask about tv spreads in there. I'm not good at tv spreads but there are people in our discord that are great at it. Link is in the video description!
Hi millarz I was wondering when is the next time you are going to stream on twitch is.
This is completely bsieds the point I but could not think any way to communicate with you.
Hope to see you on twitch.
Sorry for the extra comment.
No worries on the extra comment! I stream every Monday and Thursday. On Mondays I start at 11pm EST
Ok thanks
2 Nature koish is slightly better for the earth shrine
Yeah, a few people have commented about that. I'll probably have to make a follow up video since apparently I missed some things ^^' Thanks for letting us know though
Training kinu hp and spd :)
A hurry-wart oceara is now the best way to level up temtem, though a benefactor kinu is definitely still useful!
I've been hearing that throughout every video, what exactly is "buying" a perfect temtem, lile trading with another player?
Yep it just means buying one from a player. You can search for temtem for sale on the official discord server
Ohh cool thanks 😁
Ohh cool thanks 😁
@@deltatroll9997 No problem :D
so if ya can lvl the atk and SPD and so you can lvl it to in 50 in all SV's ? or is it just for train in 1 of the 7 ? like SPD 50 and the other like DEF and so not ?
You can't level up SVs, only TVs. You can only use telomere hacks to change SVs
@@Millarz ok ty ^^
hi, what tvs do you recommend for synergy master fire koish?
Hi! TVs aren't my forte. I recommend using this guide for TV spreads: docs.google.com/document/d/1i0nOPHU5b9yoh06LlUvjOO3Z3_bPMxmrK3MLB3sNkc0/edit
@@Millarz thanks!!
What’s the maths behind it?
The math behind what? Sorry I don't understand the question
@@Millarz sorry, I was wondering what the math behind tvˋs effect is on stats
I believe this has the equations on it, though if you Google temtem calculator there are sites that do the calculations for you temtem.fandom.com/wiki/Stats
Can u get lumas on ps5? Its been 2 weeks and 3 radars since finishing the story and nothing 😒
There shouldn't be any difference in your ability to get lumas between the ps5 version and the PC version. Your chance of getting a luma every radar is about 1 in 6. It's never guaranteed! You just have to keep trying until you get lucky if you want your own luma
Got both saipark lumas now ty 😃
Oo gratz!
the grass with tateru is fake you can find saipat to
When this video came out, it was a 100% encounter rate. It has since been updated to include 50% saipat so new players can get it earlier, which sucks for TV trainers :/ I believe the best place to train stamina is now the 60% babawa patch at Mawingu Islets. They provide 4 stam TVs