Dexnav Shiny Chaining tutoral?
So, I've already completed the Elite Four 5 times and the champion, and now I hear about Dexnav Chaining. I know that its not just for shinies but for IVS and im mainly going for shinies. Does anyone have a good tutorial on how to do this?
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While in Pokemon X/Y you could chain encounters to increase the likelihood of running into shiny Pokemon, it appears that using the DexNav in Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire confers a flat bonus to your likelihood of running into shinies, regardless of how many encounters you've "chained".
So DexNav shiny chaining is not a thing. You do have a higher chance of running into shiny Pokemon if you use the DexNav, and it does appear that the shiny Pokemon encountered do have higher IVs if you chain encounters using DexNav, though.
Source: DexNav analysis on Reddit
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How do you make your chain shiny with DexNav?
All you have to do to chain is to either KO the pokemon or capture it and then search for it again. If you end up having a pokemon show up through the DexNav that you aren't chaining, go ahead and KO it or catch it then search again for the pokemon you were chaining. Your chain will still go on.How does DexNav chaining work?
What is chaining? Chaining is searching for the same Pokemon over and over in your DexNav and finding it consecutively. You MUST either KO or capture the Pokemon.How do you break in a DexNav chain?
Failing to capture or defeat the wild Pokemon for any reason will break the chain. Once it appears, failing to encounter a hidden wild Pokemon in the wild for any reason (walking too fast, walking too far away, or taking too long and letting it run away) will break the chain.How do chains work in Oras?
The chain will break only if you move out of the area, as in if you are on route 118, then go to route 123, then the chain will break, not if you move out of the grass. What is the easiest shiny Pokemon to get? The easiest shinies to get would be more common Pok\xe9mon, such as Zigzagoon or Wingull.DEXNAV SNEAKING SHINY TUTORIAL/GUIDE!! | Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire
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