Pokemon Mystery Dungeon [18]: Alone Together

[@Legomaster719]

Alone together is something my mom and I do. We try to see each other as often as we can, but when we see each other we don't need to be doing something, each of us can do our own thing in the same room. We call it being alone together.

[@kirby5790]

As a note, once you do revive from someone else rescuing you, they give you a few Tiny Reviver Seeds. How many actually depends on which reward set you put up: 1 for regular, 2 for special, 3 for deluxe.

[@syloui]

you can still use throwable items accurately while CC'd (confused, paralyed, wrapped, flinched) just not while sleeping

[@KlaviceGavin]

If you think the story is good now… just wait till Explorers… That game IMO has the best story of any Pokemon game ever. So emotional…

[@KlaviceGavin]

If you see a group of items with no NPC by them, DO NOT go near them unless you want to get jumped by a monster house which almost happened on the first floor.

[@dansonnguyen7663]

Me at the end: Tim the Foe Seal Orb. Please. The Seal Orb. Please. NO! (You're doing great don't worry! I actually decided to do a fresh play through of the game because I'm enjoying watching you. My light recommendation is organize your items with the Y button in your inventory. Puts all the orbs and wands together in what I call the Please Save Me section of the bag, and just generally helps you keep better track of what you have)

[@Dukstless]

Yeah, don't think too hard about the in-universe logic of the rescue attempts. It's there mostly as a gameplay thing to save your ass. ...I am saying that because in Explorers there are some dungeons that make even less sense than this.

[@DarkBowser64]

I think the "don't just go into fights" tip is trying to tell you to not charge into action without thinking first: in other words, don't move towards an enemy if they're exactly one space away from you. Instead use the button combo to wait/pass a turn which also restores HP (should be B+A?) with just one small tap, and the enemy, if they don't have a ranged move, should come to you. I think just pressing A without a ranged attack which makes you just spin in place will also work to pass a turn. If you walk towards an enemy that's one space away, they get a free first hit on you because they don't have to spend a turn moving towards you, which leaves you at a disadvantage in HP. You're usually fine to walk towards an enemy who's two spaces away from you because you'll both likely move one space towards the other and be on even ground. That's probably what they meant, if that's what you heard.

[@EliasCastillejaKS]

ZL+A in the remake

[@maxxatom]

Also good tip, if you’re confused, you generally wanna walk around. Less of a chance of hitting your teammate and possibly killing them

[@Betsy7Cat]

Sting is great. I saw Billy Joel live in October and Sting was the opener, but they also sang together on a couple songs in each of their sets. it was great.

[@slambrecht6]

4:15 Be on the lookout for these sparkling spots, they're hidden items and they are most of time very worth it. With autowalk (L) you'll also go to these automatic. 15:23 Those moves failed because they cant hit around corners. 26:00 That's why I tried to warn you to not advance the story before you got some serious level ups, the game her is tough if you're unprepared. And this is only the first dungeon in this story segment. But from dungeon 2 on you have an optional path that can be repeated where you can go to train and gather items. . And for the love of God, press Y on your toolbox

[@Following1000]

Yeah, you don't wanna be walking up to enemies in this game and giving them a free hit on you. That's how you're taking a lot more damage than you need to.

[@Erthshade]

Since I'm a bit late to this and others have already given their rescue passwords for Tim, I guess now it's a good time for a little item type review. Seeds affect the eater. Most of those with negative effects like slumber seeds you want to throw at an enemy to get them afflicted. Blast seeds, though, you should eat yourself for a flat 100 damage to the mon right in front of you. I admit to getting confused at least once and throwing them at enemies, who swallowed the blast seed and killed me with the resulting fiery burp instead. Of particular note are the reviver and (new in this version I believe) tiny reviver seeds, which sometimes feel really rare. Wands affect the first mon in a line away from you. Most are status afflictions, though if you find a wand of digging be sure to hold onto it. They're pretty rare in my experience, and will let you cut right through walls, allowing you to make a hasty exit from a bad situation sometimes... or break into closed-off rooms. Orbs are real save-your-tail items, affecting an entire room, or even the entire floor. Keeping one that paralyzes or sleeps everyone on hand is essential preparation for my teams, along with one other: the Escape Orb. Dungeon run going spectacularly badly suddenly with no hope of recovery? Hit the eject button and keep your items. The only time you're penalized for failure is if you TPK in a dungeon and don't get a rescue, otherwise even during this fugitive arc you just get to start from the beginning. May not make a lot of sense story-wise, but this is typical: 'time' doesn't move unless you complete the next story dungeon.

[@MisterNintendoDutch]

Tim I did rescue you put the password on twitter

[@RyanBlazeheart]

I dunno why they had to make it so difficult to send these. I know i'll post it on my KZbin posts.

[@MisterNintendoDutch]

@RyanBlazeheart I know right! 🤣 it is such a random way of doing it... I thought once I rescued him he could just start playing again. Nope a password needed to be send😅

[@RyanBlazeheart]

NCS I can rescue you! I'll gladly do it!

[@RyanBlazeheart]

Grats on getting rescued! Now I gotta see how many of us managed to do it?

[@thtNamelessSuperhero]

I rescued you! Eta: I tried to add the rescue password image. KZbin is not allowing me Eta2: 2(green), 6(fire), D(water), 3(heart), 6(green), 1(green), D(green), 4(star), 2(fire), D(star), D(star), D(heart), M(heart), D(star), 5(heart), 5(heart), 6(star), 2(heart), x(water), 2(heart), M(green), 6(fire), 7(green), 2(heart), 7(heart), M(heart), D(heart), 7(green), 9(star), 8(fire)

[@thtNamelessSuperhero]

2(green), 6(fire), D(water), 3(heart), 6(green), 1(green), D(green), 4(star), 2(fire), D(star), D(star), D(heart), M(heart), D(star), 5(heart), 5(heart), 6(star), 2(heart), x(water), 2(heart), M(green), 6(fire), 7(green), 2(heart), 7(heart), M(heart), D(heart), 7(green), 9(star), 8(fire)

[@EliasCastillejaKS]

So I named a Pokémon in the bathroom only inthebathroo fit

[@maxxatom]

It is a bit scary how you’re slightly underleveled and the game seems to be slamming you hard for this. When I played the OG, I was lvl 26 or 27, kind of just breezed through this part

[@shamim64]

Some attacks can't be use around a corner or something like that...

[@myuu22]

A female Skitty used Attract and a Nidorina became infatuated. Lesbian Pokémon confirmed.

[@PuppyLuver256]

Ah, the beauty of the first PMD not having genders beyond story stuff and thus letting Attract work on any gender combo ^u^