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4th Gen Honey
- Thread starter Phazon
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Who Replied?I think levels 10-15, im not sure.On average, what level are the Pokémon that appear because of the Honey?
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Mainly Luck
I got a Heracross using only one Honey. Of course, it did take me a few tries to get it. I turned up a lot of Combees in the process.
A couple times I did slather trees with honey twice, but I believe those trees only returned a Combee and a Silcoon. After that I figured it didn't matter how much honey you use.
So I think it's mainly luck that influences which Pokemon will appear.
I got a Heracross using only one Honey. Of course, it did take me a few tries to get it. I turned up a lot of Combees in the process.
A couple times I did slather trees with honey twice, but I believe those trees only returned a Combee and a Silcoon. After that I figured it didn't matter how much honey you use.
So I think it's mainly luck that influences which Pokemon will appear.
I've started the game over about 3 times and i've never seen a wild Munchlax..
I guess more honey must make a difference, or there wouldn't be the option, but it seems to make a very small difference.
In the trees where I put a lot of honey, I tend to get a lot of Burmys. Are they rare? o.o I just ignore them.
I guess more honey must make a difference, or there wouldn't be the option, but it seems to make a very small difference.
In the trees where I put a lot of honey, I tend to get a lot of Burmys. Are they rare? o.o I just ignore them.
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I've started the game over about 3 times and i've never seen a wild Munchlax..
I guess more honey must make a difference, or there wouldn't be the option, but it seems to make a very small difference.
In the trees where I put a lot of honey, I tend to get a lot of Burmys. Are they rare? o.o I just ignore them.
Yeah Burmy is a rare Pokemon. I haven't seen them yet in wild. I have caught an Aipom, Cherubi and female Combee however.
lostprophetsown
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Would catching a Burmy make any difference to how often it appears?
I'm gunna see if there is a limit to how much honey you can put on one tree.
there isnt a limit that i know of and no catching a burmy wouldnt make a difference its the same with all pokemon unless u get a pokemon like shinx which attract other electric pokemon more often altho u cud breed the burmy if u needed?
Sekushi Sushi*
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If you leave honey on a tree for too long without checking back will it fade away and be a waste?