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RE: How to Find Shiny Pokemon - TheGamingKiddo - Dec 3, 2014
Will you be making an updated version of this at all, once more of the facts are known?
Thanks for the video anyway!
RE: How to Find Shiny Pokemon - Spikester18 - Dec 5, 2014
Hey Everyone! I've been testing this method for a couple of days and it seems to work. I caught a shiny taillow after 100 and a shiny kakuna after 180. I'm still not 100% sure about the method, but I never gave up and I guess luck was on my side. From experience, you'll need more time and patience in comparison in chaining with the pokeradar in pokemon X and Y. The only way to know if this method works is by experimenting and observing patterns using the dexnav. Good luck everyone! :D
RE: How to Find Shiny Pokemon - Harket - Dec 11, 2014
Hope this will be confirmed soon, having no luck with SR so am not feeling my chances using this method :P
RE: How to Find Shiny Pokemon - Raging Lakitu - Jan 31, 2015
So I just got done reading a post on reddit... Here's the link to it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e4y6TW21TcUSG_Qe2sKzXoMgkwttLlclzV94_DBpUgU/edit?pli=1
So basically from that research, that would mean we have the exact same odds of finding a shiny at a chain of 1 versus a chain of 300. Which means shorter chains are just a result of greater luck. I'm not 100% how true all of this is. I just thought it might be relevant to the discussion here.
I came here to look for information because I'm currently working on my third chain of a Pikachu, all of which have exceeded 300 Pikachus, with no yielding of a shiny
So I'm guessing through the research in the link I'm just having some luck that's hitting me like a 100% accuracy Sheer Cold