Nightly Death EditionWhat is Pokémon Sleep?Pokémon Sleep is a sleep tracking app that utilizes your smartphone and/or the Pokémon Go Plus + device to record data as you sleep. In doing so, you'll be able to meet a variety of Pokémon and fill out your Sleep Style Dex.Be sure to post your Research ID so that you can add and share candy with fellow Anons. We are currently locked at 50 friends.FAQ:>How do Shinies work?If you encounter a shiny Pokémon, a single Poké Biscuit will auto-befriend it.>What should I spend my diamonds on?Expanding your ingredient pockets, item pockets and Pokémon box. Long term you’ll want to max out ingredient pockets, everything else is up to what's convenient for you.>When should I use my items?When you have a good grasp of the game mechanics. You may want to save up Recovery Incenses for event missions.>What should I spend my sleep points on?Poké Biscuits first or if you’re a premium user: Main and Subskill seeds and Great Biscuits.>Can I play this game if there's a lot of noise where I sleep?The game tracks sleep based on motion only; sound has no impact.>A Pokémon I fed got full! Will I have to start from scratch the next time I find one?Nope! Pokémon retain any progress from when you last saw them.>How do dream clusters work?The higher your research rank, the more shards you get. You may want to hold onto them as long as possible.>Official Pageshttps://www.pokemon.com/us/app/pokemon-sleep/https://www.pokemonsleep.net/en/news/>Unofficial Wiki[WARNING] Turbo Cancer-ridden with ads. Use at own risk.https://pks.raenonx.cc/en>Alternative Calculatorhttps://nerolislab.com/>Simple Candy Calculatorhttps://candy.blspnm.com**For safety, back up your account by linking it to Google or your Apple ID. Or at least copy your Support ID from the Pokémon Sleep launch screen (click to reveal Support ID under menu)**Previous >>59010800
I saw someone on my friend's list had a new icon. Is he available now?
I love the islands that have a sleep style that just spawn NOTHING interesting.>>59034744yes, mew is available once you've got enough photos of mew
>>59034744After you fulfill the 25x Mew photos, Neroli will send you a message that Mew will appear during your next sleep session, very similar to how you get Darkrai. You don't get any photobombs from Mew on that day, so it's actually a little better if you encounter Mew in the beginning of the week... not that you really have much control over that.>>59028893>>59028944>>59029005I think I got a lot of 3x and even a 4x snapshot on Old Gold without any special bonuses going on. But I spent last week on Lapis and only got 2x snapshots most days despite much higher DP. A lot of the probably had to do with the boosted spawns though, as starters aren't worth as much as single-stage Pokemon until they're fully evolved.
>>59034902Basically Snowdrop. Even though it has at least SOME exclusive Pokemon now, they're kinda shitty.Abombasnow>Decent gatherer, but is overtaken in pratically all categories. Plus it's slow, so not great for berries.Cetitan>Technically an upgrade over Meowscarda, but there are plenty of good potato farmers alreadySlaking>Unique all-rounder gimmick, but ultimately doesn't provide much over Vaporeon or Heracross nowWeavile>Great, but very hard to obtainA.Ninetales>Great too, but when your only preferred area is Snowdrop and chance Greengrass rolls, that's still not a great reason to go out of your way.
>>59035711I feel the same about Taupe. I think you can get everything big you need from green grass, cyan and OGP
>>59036275Even though Taupe is an earlier island, it still has a lot of strong things to go after, despite some cluttered spawns. There are a couple parallels to Snowdrop with regular Vulpix (to A. Vulpix) and Onix (to Sneasel/Weavile), but it also has all the other Fire starters, Larvitar, Entei, and even Trapinch. It's also a decent place to pick up Ghost types for the first time, before you get all the way to Old Gold. If anything, Taupe gets a bit outmoded (understandably) by Amber.
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>>59034902>I love the islands that have a sleep style that just spawn NOTHING interesting.Ignoring outliers like Dozing Psyduck, Dozing Delibird, Snoozing Slowpoke, and Slumbering Babies, most types fit into one of the three sleep types.>DozingGrass, Bug, Poison, Dark, Ghost, Dragon>SnoozingFire, Electric, Normal, Fairy, Psychic>SlumberingWater, Ice, Flying, Rock, Ground, Fighting, SteelFor some reason Snoozing has one fewer types than Slumbering, so that's already an imbalance in distribution.Despite that, Slumbering currently has the fewest Pokémon at 72, whilst Snoozing has 74 and Dozing has 78, ut that will shift over time.Due to the way Pokémon types broadly fit into Sleep types, this does mean some islands heavily favour different sleep styles, such as Amber Canyon's Bug, Poison, and Dragon types all being Dozing.Amber Canyon has 68 Pokémon available to find, 28 of which are Dozing, 22 are Snoozing, and 18 are Slumbering.Snowdrop by comparison, has 65 Pokémon available, and 19 are Dozing, 22 are Snoozing, and 24 are Slumbering.Snowdrop is greatly focused towards Ice types and Normal types in particular, whilst the pool of Dark types is pretty limited in comparison; only 4 lines available with Murkrow, Sneasel, Absol, and Spiritomb.Many maps are deliberately set up that you can discover Pokémon that will be helpful in the next available map, however. For example, Taupe Hollow will help you find Tyranitar (or their prevos) and Houndour / Houndoom.Plus Amber Canyon has Trapinch on Slumbering, giving you that Avocado farmer chase.
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