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Energy recovery skill on berry collectors is very good too, it keeps berry production up throughout the day and over the course of the day may even net more than charge strength at high levels. Could be an endgame skill
Really enjoyed this video! Found you through Pokemon Jeopardy and I've also been obsessed over sleep so this is perfect! Love how you present information and how objective it seems to be! Look forward to more!
Love the video!! Thank you!! I feel a little better about the energy for everyone skill as on reddit they discovered that helping speed x energy level equals the frequency of material gathering. They were saying that at 100 energy, Pokemon gather at an approx. 50% faster rate and that rate goes down as energy drops down.
Thank you! I’m going to do some calculations around this to see how impactful it is. Do you know if it declines at a consistent rate? So like at 50 energy, is it 25% faster?
I honestly did not expect to enjoy this game so much, but I've been hooked! Every Pokémon game I play, I always play with a Dark type team. I'm happy there are exactly 5 Dark type Pokémon in this game, so at least I can make a full team. But that does limit me to only Wiki berries! 😓
I am one of the energy skill users lol. Really testing it out the last couple weeks anyways, My understanding is the more energy a pokemon has will give it a multiplier to it's speed of help (lotsa rumors out there). I have noticed my team being more consistent throughout the day, but whether that's worth the swap... I'm still unsure of.
@supermarion1 Ooo lvl 5 nice! I have Wigglytuff lvl 2 and Sylveon lvl 1 (got super lucky catching it). I wanna see if it's possible to keep my pokemon with max energy when I level those up. Lvl 6 is 18 energy and you can have excess energy now so it's not a waste. I absolutely think energy is highly undervalued
At our low levels it's probably not super worth it. But say a lvl 50 berry specialist gets 30-40 extra berries a day from recharging energy. At lvl 50 it's 104/berry not including island research boosts. That would yield at minimum 3-4000 strength a day. If you factor in island boosts, I can see each berry netting 200 pts. It's definitely better as an endgame skill because charge strength stays as a flat number and never grows.
@joetyrant4713 Honestly, I think the impact will be way more than that. Let's just say max energy is them working at 100% efficiency and halfway through the day (those without energy pokemon) will only be working at 50% or less. So if you're able to keep your energy up your pokemon will be working twice as fast (at least) as those who did not. Obviously, having a lvl 1 or 2 skill isn't going to have that kind of impact, but it still makes a noticeable difference
@@Syphara It would be way more if it's a preferred berry too. I went with an oran berry for the previous numbers. My Dodrio activated his skill twice today and it's sitting at a healthy 50-60% while everyone else is around 25-30% last time I checked. That's a lvl 1 main skill too. at skill lvl 6 I can imagine it can get pretty crazy, maybe won't even need to sleep on a lucky day
Great video! From what I have read, energy actually affects help frequency by up to 2x the base at 100 Energy. The frequency listed on the Pokemons stat sheet is the frequency if that pokemon is at 0 energy. So energy actually affects help frequency a decent amount. The same pokemon at 80 energy is going to gather quite a bit faster than at 20. I'm not sure if you knew this but I thought Energy skills were useless as well like in the video you mentioned that if your pokemon are low energy, youll just sleep lol. But if this is true, then energy skills should actually be pretty decent and scale well. I hope I explained in a way someone can understand lol but anyways keep up the good work! 🙂
Thanks for explaining! I recently discovered that Pokemon can get more than 100% energy. This does make energy skills slightly less bad as they will always do something. I'm definitely going to look into energy skills more. However, I still think they're low tier skills as sleeping is a free way to get energy. Plus by sleeping, you can get more of other resources as well. But energy skills may not be as bad as I initially thought.
Honestly this is such a great help with how you explain your choices. You've been my go-to when looking for Pokémon Sleep advice. Just realised wasn't subbed so now subbed! 😁 Edit: Cooking Power up S is a decent replacement for a pot upgrade especially if you do get enough ingredients. Believe it or not, I actually got up to 87/100 ingredients with Ingredient Finder abilities from Wartortles and they stacked up on top of ingredients I normally picked up. So the Cooking Power Up ability helps to get rid of ingredients faster and make more space, and hey maybe you'll unlock one of the dishes that need up to 30 or 40 total ingredients. Hopefully that makes sense. 😁
Aww thank you! :) I personally think it's a better long-term solution to invest in powering up your cooking pot. Certain achievements give A LOT of dream shards. When you get those achievements, it's usually a great time to upgrade your cooking pot.
In response to the comment at 4:30 I've heard multiple people say that as the energy % drops, so does the productivity. So full energy is always better than 33% energy and such So energy retainers/gainers that keep themselves higher energy will perform more efficiently all day, compared to others who will naturally fall off as they get sleepy. So this being really good for Pokémon with fast gather time or favourited berries/ingredients. Because they'll out perform others as their energy drops gathering a lot more. Not everyone can just sleep at any time, given life schedules, and that you can only get 100% recovered per day, anything over that isn't counted. I will say this is hearsay from multiple people, but it seems valid from my own experience I always get more gatherable through the day and barely any at night before sleep when the % drops (But this could be a perceived pattern that isn't there, or confirmation bias. I don't know the exact coding,)
I’m looking into the energy skills. I think the only one that will likely be valuable is energy for everyone, but I’ll hopefully have the full math soon.
Cayla, this is such a great video!! I can see that you did a lot of work! Super helpful to build my team(s). I still don’t really understand Extra Helpful. Does it mean that the pokemon who has the ability gets more ingredients or berries?
Thanks! :) It means that 1 Pokemon on your team gets more ingredients/berries instantly. So for example, if you're farming milk and you trigger Squirtle via Growlithe's Extra Helpful, you'll get a bunch of milk and berries from Squirtle.
Got a Butterfree early thanks to them rolling out that free gift with a bunch of Candy a while back. Can confirm it’s amazing, probably been my best overall producer. My team now is Raichu, Togekiss, Butterfree, Sudowoodo, and Eevee (will evolve into Espeon probably)
I think one thing you missed… sub skills! I find this absolutely vital in choosing the right Pokémon to power up! I’m working on some early game early gold/silvers but I’ve kept some late game bloomers as well. Complimentary natures and skills can make a super powered version of a mon that could bring it into the mix. MEGA Complicated! Even for a data analyst haha 😂
Sub skills make it A LOT more complicated, haha! But the good thing is that sub skills are not Pokemon-dependent, so if you have two different Pokemon with relatively equal sub skills, this tier list can at least give you somewhere to start for which to power up. For example, my Cyndaquil doesn't have good sub skills. But making this tier list helped me figure out that I need to keep befriending Cyndaquils until I find a good one because it's worth it.
@@CaylasCapsule oh 100%! I guess it’s a bit like a Pokémon with a held item kinda vibe without the ability to pick it. I’ve had a few squirtle (sorry) but always felt they just were a complicated mess of different skills haha 😂 i am 100% on the same page with the tier list. I wonder if someone who loves stats could work out how much sub skills could affect a Pokémon. I only think it’s a “I love diglett can I use it” scenario rather than “can diglett be BETTER than raichu” 🤔
Snowdrop for sure walrein and altaria. Also I think taking out espeon for a Ampharos is way better. Not only does it drop fiery herb, it also is a 3 stage evolution which saves you 1 skill seed and gets more inventory. Berry value is pretty much the same
I think you need to bring a walrein and houndoom to the tundra. Houndoom specializes in berries and also provides energy to the snorlax. Walking also provides a good amount of berries and has the ingredient magnet ability. I also think some energy recovery skills are useful depending on the situation. The more energy a pokemon has, the more berries it will provide, so having a wiggly tuff on the team isn't to bad. Plus, my doduo provides a crazy amount of berries because its skill keeps going off.
I think Wigglytuff should be right up there in S tier. It's ability, if you evolved it from the first stage, will provide 9 energy to your team every time the skill activates. Assuming it actives at least twice a day, that's 18 more energy your team will have by the end of the day. Super important.
In my video after this about energy and eeveelutions, I talk about how I definitely misplaced Wigglytuff and Sylveon. I'm raising up a Wigglytuff right now to see exactly how high I should place it. I think it might be a situation where it's easy to power up, making it seem like it's better than it actually is. But it's definitely wayyyyyy better than I originally thought!
The more you started to say berry and vary it started to become a tongue twister for me 😅. With that said, this is very interesting information you shared. Pokémon Sleep isn’t for me but I do enjoy it through others and the fact it is helping others see how they can sleep better!
Some people think Altaria is good because its the only dragon, but I disagree and also think more dragons will be added. But if I get a shiny Swablu/Altaria, it's going to be REAAAAALLLYYY difficult to not put it on my team, haha. Its shiny is one of my favs of all time.
Focus on berries, get a good amount of ingredients, get a Mareep or 2 Ideal skills and natures: Berries: Berry Finding S, Helping Bonus, Speed of Help M + S, Skill Trigger Ingredients: Helping Bonus, Speed of Help M + S, Ingredient Finding M + S/ Inventory Up M Skills: Helping Bonus, Skill Trigger M + S, Speed of Help M + S Berry: Speed of Help+ EXP Gain-/ Ingredient Finding- Ingredients: Speed of Help+ EXP Gain- or Ingredient Finding+ EXP Gain- Skills: Main Skill Chance+ EXP Gain-/ Ingredient Finding-/ Energy Recovery- The first 3 skills are the most important, so dont need perfect 5. Inventory on berries isnt great because berries overflow. Inventory on ingredients is not necessary if youre pokemon is a 3 stage pokemon because of evolution giving a lot of extra inventory not to mention if you open the app every few hours you should be fine. During sleep you might lose a few hours. Skill level up on Skill specialists isn’t necessary because of skill seeds. If you get a pokemon with ideal skills dont throw it out, we may get nature mints in the game which could change a pokemon’s nature
Can someone explain how upgrade sub skills works? If i have like all white and it will upgrade to silver , then can be upgrade to gold or it will stop to silver?
This was a really useful video! Thanks for making it. I agree about the energy skills, they really let me down by always triggering for the most energetic Pokémon it feel like 😅 I am really trying to balance leveling for sub skills with evolution, and I can't figure out which way is best to go so looking forward to your future videos to help! I've got an eevee that I leveled up ti get the extra sleep experience points, so even if it wasn't the smartest decision I think it might still be useful 🤞 Also your lovely shirt seems very Paldea themed and for a second I was thinking 'oh is there going to be a reveal about the DLC?' So Im going a bit bananas over fruit references now it turns out, Pokémon games are bad for the brain! 😮
I started playing about a week after it came out in the US and my highest lvl pokemon is 13 and to force feed him to lvl 14 takes like 15 candy. How did you manage to get your pokemon to such a high level to be able to evolve them? Am I doing something wrong? I do have a butterfree. I guess I'll start sleeping with Eevee to evolve it in an espeon one day.
Hey there! Firstly, there’s no wrong or right way to play Sleep, so if you’re having fun, you’re playing right. 😊 But if you do want your Pokémon to level up and evolve more quickly, I recommend watching my top 5 tips video. I think it may be helpful for you, especially tip 2 about using items (I was wrong about dream shards though) and tip 4 about building up teams. I’d guess that those might be the reasons why your Pokémon aren’t leveling up and evolving as much. Hope this is helpful! Happy to answer any questions you have about the game!
I’m really surprised to see that you have put Ditto so low. What was your reasoning for that? It’s pretty fast has a good main skill is is the fastest collector of the most valuable ingredient slowpoke tails. I could see it being a later game pick due to many of it best benefits being higher level but when comparing pokemon to fully evolved pokemon like gengar and typholsion also late game as well I fell you might have over looked it’s benefits. Also side note a hidden benefit that I think probably raises ingredient magnet to the higher tier of skills is that when your Pokémon’s skill triggers you get ingredients from your list of ever found ingredients not just the ones on your team useful for get those slopoke tails a bit more consistently once you’ve gotten one in the first place.
When I looked on Serebii, it didn’t have ingredients listed. There were a few like that, and they ended up very low because of it. Now Serebii has been updated to list their ingredients. I’ll have to update them on my tier list. Thanks for the insight! 😊
How have I been playing Pokémon Sleep wrong for over 30 days 😩 I live with less than 5 ingredients at a time no matter what I do. Barely managing to feed Snorlax 3 meals a day and totally unable to evolve Pokémon with the Premium sub
@@jumby4784 Congrats on your shiny Pokémon! I haven’t found any yet. ✨ As long as you’re having fun, there’s no right or wrong way to play. If you want to be able to feed Snorlax more easily, though, use your meal tickets and include 1 Pokémon with ingredient magnet (gen 1 starters). I also highly recommend watching my top 5 tips video; I think the tips about using items and having a team might be why you’re not able to evolve Pokémon. For context too, I haven’t spent any money on the game, so these strategies really do help.
I used fully evolved Pokémon in this only, but you are correct. I’m planning a video on how “worth it” evolutions are. Vigoroth will be a focus of that video. Stay tuned! 😊
It’s already been proven that Wigglytuff is probably the single best Pokémon out here currently. There’s a reason hardcore Japanese players all have 1-2 in their teams. Putting it in F tier is pretty disgraceful.
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Wow, this was very well done and in-depth. I’m so glad this was on my homepage recommendations! Thanks for all the info and sweet dreams!
Thanks! 😊 It took a long time to pull together all the data in a way that made sense. Glad people are finding it useful!
Energy recovery skill on berry collectors is very good too, it keeps berry production up throughout the day and over the course of the day may even net more than charge strength at high levels. Could be an endgame skill
I don't really play this game, but I appreciate your enthusiasm and want to support you!
Aww thanks for supporting! :) I'll make sure to put out other Pokemon content as well. Very excited for the SV DLC to drop!
this popped up on my recommendation page and I'm glad it did. it was very easy to follow and you seem like a wonderful personality! great video!
Aww thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Very nice! Best I’ve seen. Can understand easy and love the charts. Subscribed!
Thank you! 😊
i've been looking for a data breakout like this. thank you! :)
Really enjoyed this video! Found you through Pokemon Jeopardy and I've also been obsessed over sleep so this is perfect! Love how you present information and how objective it seems to be! Look forward to more!
Aww thank you! 😊 Sleep is so fun! It’s like a data analyst’s dream, haha! Pun intended.
Love these videos! Thank you so much for doing these calculations and presenting them so helpfully!
Love the video!! Thank you!! I feel a little better about the energy for everyone skill as on reddit they discovered that helping speed x energy level equals the frequency of material gathering. They were saying that at 100 energy, Pokemon gather at an approx. 50% faster rate and that rate goes down as energy drops down.
Thank you! I’m going to do some calculations around this to see how impactful it is. Do you know if it declines at a consistent rate? So like at 50 energy, is it 25% faster?
This was so informative! You’re the bomb
Very nice and informative vídeo, helped me a lot, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! :)
I've been looking forward to this video ❤
super helpful video! i like the energy recovery skills bc i'm terrible at going to bed on time and can never get enough sleep
Thanks! Aww haha that’s fair! I put my phone to sleep when I need time to focus. Helps me keep from checking it too much.
I honestly did not expect to enjoy this game so much, but I've been hooked! Every Pokémon game I play, I always play with a Dark type team. I'm happy there are exactly 5 Dark type Pokémon in this game, so at least I can make a full team. But that does limit me to only Wiki berries! 😓
You can just stay at Snowdrop tundra forever, All Snorlax(s) there prefer wiki berry 😆
@@tsayarh Oh! I haven't made it there yet so that's fantastic news! haha thanks!
I am one of the energy skill users lol. Really testing it out the last couple weeks anyways, My understanding is the more energy a pokemon has will give it a multiplier to it's speed of help (lotsa rumors out there). I have noticed my team being more consistent throughout the day, but whether that's worth the swap... I'm still unsure of.
I have a wigglytuff lvl 5 main skill and it really helps a lot with the berry gathering
@supermarion1 Ooo lvl 5 nice! I have Wigglytuff lvl 2 and Sylveon lvl 1 (got super lucky catching it). I wanna see if it's possible to keep my pokemon with max energy when I level those up. Lvl 6 is 18 energy and you can have excess energy now so it's not a waste. I absolutely think energy is highly undervalued
At our low levels it's probably not super worth it. But say a lvl 50 berry specialist gets 30-40 extra berries a day from recharging energy. At lvl 50 it's 104/berry not including island research boosts. That would yield at minimum 3-4000 strength a day. If you factor in island boosts, I can see each berry netting 200 pts. It's definitely better as an endgame skill because charge strength stays as a flat number and never grows.
@joetyrant4713 Honestly, I think the impact will be way more than that. Let's just say max energy is them working at 100% efficiency and halfway through the day (those without energy pokemon) will only be working at 50% or less. So if you're able to keep your energy up your pokemon will be working twice as fast (at least) as those who did not. Obviously, having a lvl 1 or 2 skill isn't going to have that kind of impact, but it still makes a noticeable difference
@@Syphara It would be way more if it's a preferred berry too. I went with an oran berry for the previous numbers. My Dodrio activated his skill twice today and it's sitting at a healthy 50-60% while everyone else is around 25-30% last time I checked. That's a lvl 1 main skill too. at skill lvl 6 I can imagine it can get pretty crazy, maybe won't even need to sleep on a lucky day
Great video! From what I have read, energy actually affects help frequency by up to 2x the base at 100 Energy. The frequency listed on the Pokemons stat sheet is the frequency if that pokemon is at 0 energy. So energy actually affects help frequency a decent amount. The same pokemon at 80 energy is going to gather quite a bit faster than at 20. I'm not sure if you knew this but I thought Energy skills were useless as well like in the video you mentioned that if your pokemon are low energy, youll just sleep lol. But if this is true, then energy skills should actually be pretty decent and scale well. I hope I explained in a way someone can understand lol but anyways keep up the good work! 🙂
Thanks for explaining! I recently discovered that Pokemon can get more than 100% energy. This does make energy skills slightly less bad as they will always do something. I'm definitely going to look into energy skills more.
However, I still think they're low tier skills as sleeping is a free way to get energy. Plus by sleeping, you can get more of other resources as well. But energy skills may not be as bad as I initially thought.
Honestly this is such a great help with how you explain your choices. You've been my go-to when looking for Pokémon Sleep advice. Just realised wasn't subbed so now subbed! 😁
Edit: Cooking Power up S is a decent replacement for a pot upgrade especially if you do get enough ingredients. Believe it or not, I actually got up to 87/100 ingredients with Ingredient Finder abilities from Wartortles and they stacked up on top of ingredients I normally picked up. So the Cooking Power Up ability helps to get rid of ingredients faster and make more space, and hey maybe you'll unlock one of the dishes that need up to 30 or 40 total ingredients. Hopefully that makes sense. 😁
Aww thank you! :) I personally think it's a better long-term solution to invest in powering up your cooking pot. Certain achievements give A LOT of dream shards. When you get those achievements, it's usually a great time to upgrade your cooking pot.
In response to the comment at 4:30
I've heard multiple people say that as the energy % drops, so does the productivity. So full energy is always better than 33% energy and such
So energy retainers/gainers that keep themselves higher energy will perform more efficiently all day, compared to others who will naturally fall off as they get sleepy.
So this being really good for Pokémon with fast gather time or favourited berries/ingredients. Because they'll out perform others as their energy drops gathering a lot more.
Not everyone can just sleep at any time, given life schedules, and that you can only get 100% recovered per day, anything over that isn't counted.
I will say this is hearsay from multiple people, but it seems valid from my own experience
I always get more gatherable through the day and barely any at night before sleep when the % drops
(But this could be a perceived pattern that isn't there, or confirmation bias. I don't know the exact coding,)
I’m looking into the energy skills. I think the only one that will likely be valuable is energy for everyone, but I’ll hopefully have the full math soon.
Cayla, this is such a great video!! I can see that you did a lot of work! Super helpful to build my team(s). I still don’t really understand Extra Helpful. Does it mean that the pokemon who has the ability gets more ingredients or berries?
Thanks! :) It means that 1 Pokemon on your team gets more ingredients/berries instantly. So for example, if you're farming milk and you trigger Squirtle via Growlithe's Extra Helpful, you'll get a bunch of milk and berries from Squirtle.
Got a Butterfree early thanks to them rolling out that free gift with a bunch of Candy a while back. Can confirm it’s amazing, probably been my best overall producer. My team now is Raichu, Togekiss, Butterfree, Sudowoodo, and Eevee (will evolve into Espeon probably)
I think one thing you missed… sub skills! I find this absolutely vital in choosing the right Pokémon to power up! I’m working on some early game early gold/silvers but I’ve kept some late game bloomers as well. Complimentary natures and skills can make a super powered version of a mon that could bring it into the mix. MEGA Complicated! Even for a data analyst haha 😂
Sub skills make it A LOT more complicated, haha! But the good thing is that sub skills are not Pokemon-dependent, so if you have two different Pokemon with relatively equal sub skills, this tier list can at least give you somewhere to start for which to power up.
For example, my Cyndaquil doesn't have good sub skills. But making this tier list helped me figure out that I need to keep befriending Cyndaquils until I find a good one because it's worth it.
@@CaylasCapsule oh 100%! I guess it’s a bit like a Pokémon with a held item kinda vibe without the ability to pick it. I’ve had a few squirtle (sorry) but always felt they just were a complicated mess of different skills haha 😂 i am 100% on the same page with the tier list. I wonder if someone who loves stats could work out how much sub skills could affect a Pokémon. I only think it’s a “I love diglett can I use it” scenario rather than “can diglett be BETTER than raichu” 🤔
I think you're going to like my upcoming videos. Planning to go through the whole dex and talking about how best to use each one.
@@CaylasCapsule I’ve liked pretty much every single one of your vids to date haha 😂 so it is likely haha 😂☺️
Can't wait for the other videos, I am hoping to understand the sub skills one day with its help 🤞
Snowdrop for sure walrein and altaria. Also I think taking out espeon for a Ampharos is way better. Not only does it drop fiery herb, it also is a 3 stage evolution which saves you 1 skill seed and gets more inventory. Berry value is pretty much the same
I think you need to bring a walrein and houndoom to the tundra. Houndoom specializes in berries and also provides energy to the snorlax. Walking also provides a good amount of berries and has the ingredient magnet ability. I also think some energy recovery skills are useful depending on the situation. The more energy a pokemon has, the more berries it will provide, so having a wiggly tuff on the team isn't to bad. Plus, my doduo provides a crazy amount of berries because its skill keeps going off.
I think Wigglytuff should be right up there in S tier. It's ability, if you evolved it from the first stage, will provide 9 energy to your team every time the skill activates. Assuming it actives at least twice a day, that's 18 more energy your team will have by the end of the day. Super important.
In my video after this about energy and eeveelutions, I talk about how I definitely misplaced Wigglytuff and Sylveon. I'm raising up a Wigglytuff right now to see exactly how high I should place it. I think it might be a situation where it's easy to power up, making it seem like it's better than it actually is. But it's definitely wayyyyyy better than I originally thought!
The more you started to say berry and vary it started to become a tongue twister for me 😅.
With that said, this is very interesting information you shared. Pokémon Sleep isn’t for me but I do enjoy it through others and the fact it is helping others see how they can sleep better!
woah super underrated! helped me a lot! i just wish my favorite girl altaria was a little better in this game
Some people think Altaria is good because its the only dragon, but I disagree and also think more dragons will be added. But if I get a shiny Swablu/Altaria, it's going to be REAAAAALLLYYY difficult to not put it on my team, haha. Its shiny is one of my favs of all time.
Focus on berries, get a good amount of ingredients, get a Mareep or 2
Ideal skills and natures:
Berries: Berry Finding S, Helping Bonus, Speed of Help M + S, Skill Trigger
Ingredients: Helping Bonus, Speed of Help M + S, Ingredient Finding M + S/ Inventory Up M
Skills: Helping Bonus, Skill Trigger M + S, Speed of Help M + S
Berry: Speed of Help+ EXP Gain-/ Ingredient Finding-
Ingredients: Speed of Help+ EXP Gain- or Ingredient Finding+ EXP Gain-
Skills: Main Skill Chance+ EXP Gain-/ Ingredient Finding-/ Energy Recovery-
The first 3 skills are the most important, so dont need perfect 5.
Inventory on berries isnt great because berries overflow.
Inventory on ingredients is not necessary if youre pokemon is a 3 stage pokemon because of evolution giving a lot of extra inventory not to mention if you open the app every few hours you should be fine. During sleep you might lose a few hours.
Skill level up on Skill specialists isn’t necessary because of skill seeds.
If you get a pokemon with ideal skills dont throw it out, we may get nature mints in the game which could change a pokemon’s nature
Can someone explain how upgrade sub skills works? If i have like all white and it will upgrade to silver , then can be upgrade to gold or it will stop to silver?
This was a really useful video! Thanks for making it.
I agree about the energy skills, they really let me down by always triggering for the most energetic Pokémon it feel like 😅
I am really trying to balance leveling for sub skills with evolution, and I can't figure out which way is best to go so looking forward to your future videos to help!
I've got an eevee that I leveled up ti get the extra sleep experience points, so even if it wasn't the smartest decision I think it might still be useful 🤞
Also your lovely shirt seems very Paldea themed and for a second I was thinking 'oh is there going to be a reveal about the DLC?' So Im going a bit bananas over fruit references now it turns out, Pokémon games are bad for the brain! 😮
energy for everyone is soooooo good in a good skill mon
Yup, I did some math about it in my video about Eevee and energy skills. It's pretty good. :)
The other energy skills are still not great, though.
I started playing about a week after it came out in the US and my highest lvl pokemon is 13 and to force feed him to lvl 14 takes like 15 candy. How did you manage to get your pokemon to such a high level to be able to evolve them? Am I doing something wrong? I do have a butterfree. I guess I'll start sleeping with Eevee to evolve it in an espeon one day.
Hey there! Firstly, there’s no wrong or right way to play Sleep, so if you’re having fun, you’re playing right. 😊 But if you do want your Pokémon to level up and evolve more quickly, I recommend watching my top 5 tips video. I think it may be helpful for you, especially tip 2 about using items (I was wrong about dream shards though) and tip 4 about building up teams. I’d guess that those might be the reasons why your Pokémon aren’t leveling up and evolving as much. Hope this is helpful! Happy to answer any questions you have about the game!
well done ❤
Here I'm, with my Sylveon and a knife to defend recovery skills
You should watch the video I made after this, where I realized that Sylveon is actually really good. 😅
I don't play Pokémon sleep but this is interesting
I’m really surprised to see that you have put Ditto so low. What was your reasoning for that? It’s pretty fast has a good main skill is is the fastest collector of the most valuable ingredient slowpoke tails. I could see it being a later game pick due to many of it best benefits being higher level but when comparing pokemon to fully evolved pokemon like gengar and typholsion also late game as well I fell you might have over looked it’s benefits. Also side note a hidden benefit that I think probably raises ingredient magnet to the higher tier of skills is that when your Pokémon’s skill triggers you get ingredients from your list of ever found ingredients not just the ones on your team useful for get those slopoke tails a bit more consistently once you’ve gotten one in the first place.
When I looked on Serebii, it didn’t have ingredients listed. There were a few like that, and they ended up very low because of it. Now Serebii has been updated to list their ingredients. I’ll have to update them on my tier list. Thanks for the insight! 😊
How have I been playing Pokémon Sleep wrong for over 30 days 😩 I live with less than 5 ingredients at a time no matter what I do. Barely managing to feed Snorlax 3 meals a day and totally unable to evolve Pokémon with the Premium sub
I have a shiny croagunk and a shiny caterpie though that I cherish. But I feel like I’ve made 0 progress after a month
@@jumby4784 Congrats on your shiny Pokémon! I haven’t found any yet. ✨ As long as you’re having fun, there’s no right or wrong way to play. If you want to be able to feed Snorlax more easily, though, use your meal tickets and include 1 Pokémon with ingredient magnet (gen 1 starters). I also highly recommend watching my top 5 tips video; I think the tips about using items and having a team might be why you’re not able to evolve Pokémon. For context too, I haven’t spent any money on the game, so these strategies really do help.
@@CaylasCapsule thank you for the tips! I appreciate it! Your video was super well done! Ya got my sub for sure!
My brain hurts
Exactly how I felt putting this together, lol. 😆
may be i missed but should have vigoroth separate from slaking cause vigoroth bit better.
I used fully evolved Pokémon in this only, but you are correct. I’m planning a video on how “worth it” evolutions are. Vigoroth will be a focus of that video. Stay tuned! 😊
It’s already been proven that Wigglytuff is probably the single best Pokémon out here currently.
There’s a reason hardcore Japanese players all have 1-2 in their teams.
Putting it in F tier is pretty disgraceful.
You may want to watch my video about energy skills that came out after this one. Realized I misplaced a few, namely Wigglytuff and Sylveon.
I honestly just want to sleep with my sylveon 😭😭