How can I lower my pokemon's affection?
I did not know that raising a Pokemon's affection above 2 hearts in Pokemon-Amie gave it a exp boost and battle benefits until I noticed that my Marshtomp with 2 hearts grew much quicker than my other Pokemon.The thing is, I don't WANT any of the Affection benefits, because I think they make me too overpowered. Is there any way at all to lower Affection? I've brainstormed some ways, so please tell if they work or not:
- Making the Pokemon faint a lot, or keeping it fainted for a long time
- Storing the Pokemon in a PC
- Never interacting with the Pokemon (What would this include? Not doing anything Amie-related? Not battling with it? Not having it in your party at all?)
- Poking or hitting the Pokemon in Amie
- Getting out Pokepuffs in Amie for the Pokemon, then dropping them
- Trading the Pokemon do a different Trainer, then trading it back
- Putting the Pokemon in Pokemon Bank
- Hacking the game to change Affection values, or uploading the game to a computer and messing around with the code (is that even possible?)
Will any of these methods lower Affection? Does anyone else know another way to lower Affection? Do I just have to restart the game if I want to get rid of the Affection hearts?
Also, assuming I can lower Affection, how do I keep it Affection lowered? I do like to feed my Pokemon Pokepuffs and to let them run around on the Pokemon Amie screen while you walk around, but will this increase Affection?
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How do you get rid of affection in Pokémon?
Feed them herbs The only way to negate affection bonuses in Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl is to lower your Pok\xe9mon's friendship level. The fastest way to do this is to feed them many herbs. These items heal your Pok\xe9mon but cause them to be less friendly. You can purchase herbs from the Herb Shop in Eterna City.Can Pokémon lose affection Ultra Sun?
When you trade the Pok\xe9mon, if it's not traded back in the same day, it will lose the affection.KEEP or TRANSFER? HOW TO MANAGE YOUR *POKÉMON STORAGE* in 2020! Pokémon GO
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