you physically cannot play in browser. i meant closing the window. if you've already started a new game then it's probably too late; i doubt i can help.
go to flint city. it'll be easy without any stones. use the union ticket for a superstrong. go get nincada with good ivs from the wild. once you beat a dojo evolve it into ninjask. teach it first impression. gg ez.
i wouldn't try 100%ing it, shinies are very tedious, even with shiny flasks. personally i'm going for every legendary, and seeing at least one pokemon in every evolutionary line. i'll give you some info not included in the guide.
Solar & Lunar Sanctuaries
Once the Pokemon needed are obtained, Latios (Lunar) and Latias (Solar) will appear on the bottom floor. They will remain there, even if you leave and change your party.
Other Legendaries
Rayquaza is atop Mt. Silver; Past the rocks.
Kyogre is at the end of the Storm Shortcut in Kanto; Past the rocks.
I found Articuno in Seafoam Cave, Zapdos in the Power Plant (teach a Pikachu surf and take it to Route 38), sadly forgot about where Moltres is.
Ho-Oh is at the end of the Burned Burrow. Haven't found Lugia.
Deoxys is at the end of Route 53.
TMs You can find Prismatic Pledge is obtained by defeating the Pokemon Champion, a 120 Power special move usable on starters, Mew, and Mewtwo. Changes alongside primary typing (Only 1!)
You can find Metallic Slash is obtained by winning the battle at the end of Route 25, or in a vessel at Mirage Island.
You can find Prismatic Quack by winning the battle at the roadblock to Mt. Silver, or in a vessel at Mirage Island.
From what I understand, the discs in Tarpatch town are capable of giving any Pokemon almost any move; Except for a few such as the three above, and several signatures.
Misc.
There's a man in a house at the end of Route 46. He'll give you Running shoes, which decrease the amount of encounters needed to go through grass.
In Marble City, there are a multitude of important items. A man in a house gives you the Wide Lens,which is used at the light house in Olivine City to reach Mirage Island. Another gives you the Red Scale, necessary for receiving the Power Bracelet and completing the rock smash quest, allowing you to click on and break rocks. There's also the Farfetch'd Leek (Choose either choice for the chef), and the Moomoo Milk (Bring a Miltank to the farmer).
also, for the battle center, i've found it extremely worth it to spend a metallic slash on metagross. it killed basically everything.
does anyone have any clue about magnet pieces? i've found one magnet piece (i don't recall where it was but i think it was mirage island?), and i haven't found any use for it. i'm assuming it's for the giant magnemite, and you need multiple.
no, just tms. look around for different textures in the grass, talk to every npc, and save up your money. the best ones tend to be casino prizes, late-game shop items for absurd prices, or just npcs.
additionally, some things that I personally think should be added:
an option to make a confirmation popup after trying to do a reroll
a clear box option
the ability to reroll prizes/shops at a cost
more FBI investigations every 25 days
just like how you can buy starting-dice sets, maybe starting boxes as well? since you only get one of the eggs per run, the FBI box could also serve as the priciest
nerf poy to the ground
nerf divide-by-zero errors to the ground
perhaps a way to occasionally buff one face on one single die by increasing its value by 1 or something
some kind of way to encourage players to meet a customer's wants even after they don't need dice/stickers anymore, for example lili turns a random non-legendary face into a 2-sardine face
the ability to sell boxes
very long list, don't expect any of them to be added, just ideas of mine
it's a really good game, though i do have the complaint of how it very quickly becomes impossible to keep up with rent, and how the hell am i meant to make a hundred billion dollars
i haven't tried every combo yet either, plus i keep on messing up the perfect upgrade set because the speed is annoying to control, and you only get one shot
considering the build i'm trying to go for is 6x speed, 2x super jump, and there are 7(?) upgrades including speed, it's a 13/49 chance every round, and to get 6x speed ALONE that is a 13/294 chance. i have to do ~22.6 runs just for the rng of speed alone.
another 13/49 chance for super jump (super jump has 3 upgrades, even if i got 2x before speed it wouldn't matter), so that's a 13/98 chance separately. add that onto the speed odds and that's a 13/392 chance of getting the rng, so if i didn't fail school i have to play ~30.15 rounds, which could be from 20 seconds to a minute each.
the average of 20 and 60 is 40, so on average a run is 40 seconds, meaning i need to play for 1200 seconds, or 20 minutes, for the perfect rng, to get one chance at sub-2.5
if anyone's wondering why i still haven't gotten it this is why
it's all good, no worries. and about the required deck size i was VERY confused when i made this comment about how buying the +5 points for pieces work.
this game looks great and i love the premise, though i think there need to be plenty of nerfed items (the second life multiplier, gold multiplier, etc.) and more versatility as previously said. maybe a required deck size, or a point system to build a starting deck? maybe each piece costs points, possibly by traditional values (3 for bishops, 7 for rooks, 9 for queens), and then every unfilled slot is a pawn. this can be taken in so many ways and i love it
