4th Gen Shiny Question

[iCE CUBE]

Can someone tell me which location has the least amount of shiny pokemon but it needs to be somewhere I can use pokeradar:classic:

 

[Paranoia]

There is no least amount of shiny pokemon, an encounter with a shiny pokemon is completely random, in every area. There is a 0.01% chance that the pokemon you encounter will be shiny, or the odds of 1 / 8192.

 

[SilverDragon]

Everywhere has an equal anount of shiny's.

 

[~Night]

Why do you need to know this?

 

[Ftkatyowser]

While we're on the subject of shiny and pokeradar, how do you know if a shiny is in the area?

 

[azerty]

While we're on the subject of shiny and pokeradar, how do you know if a shiny is in the area?

you can't theres just a 1/8192 chance for your pokemon that you encounter to be shiny

(sorry if you didn't understand what i said xD, im from Belgium)

 

[Mr.Altosax]

The only way to make a shiny more likely is to chain 40 of a species with the poke radar. And to identify a shiny with the radar look for a sparkling blue patch, though unless you get 40 of the same pokemon in a row with the radar you have an extremely small chance of finding one.

 

[AztecSunshine]

if you chaind 40 the chance's to get the shinies are high and to know you well see as said above a blue sparcle

 

[azerty]

The only way to make a shiny more likely is to chain 40 of a species with the poke radar. And to identify a shiny with the radar look for a sparkling blue patch, though unless you get 40 of the same pokemon in a row with the radar you have an extremely small chance of finding one.

oops sorry tought it was the same like ruby/sapphire
i haven't got my pearl yet :( so i couldn't know
anyone who lives in the US is SO lucky (sorry for goin offtopic)

 

[iCE CUBE]

Sorry i ad a bit of a typo! i was ment to say where is the place with the least variety of pokemon in it.

 

[Faceless*]

JUST ONE IN 8192? WOW wild shinies aren't too valuable, dangggg impossible to run into just even ONE..

 

[Ftkatyowser]

The only way to make a shiny more likely is to chain 40 of a species with the poke radar. And to identify a shiny with the radar look for a sparkling blue patch, though unless you get 40 of the same pokemon in a row with the radar you have an extremely small chance of finding one.

Thank you. I have yet to chain more than six, so I've got my work cut out for me. At least I know how now, though! :)