Pokemon Conquest Discussion

[Excitable Boy]

Kinda, but I was looking for something more complete. Thanks anyway, though.

[blakeoo7]

Can Warlords only level up in their own story?

[dracoburn]

really confused about tension. What exactly does it do? What is the arrow thing beside the pokemon about? :O

Tension, Energy, whatever you want to call it, affects the Pokemon's battle performance. To put it simply, if the Pokemon is happy(arrow pointing up), it'll be more powerful. If the Pokemon is unhappy(arrow pointing down), it'll be weaker until its trainer improves its Energy.

My question is, how can I go about getting six more Eevees for my hero? I know that I wouldn't have enough slots to do so now(just conquered Cragspur), but before I evolve my starter into Jolteon, I want the assurance that I can still have an Espeon someday. But where I'm at now, from my understanding, Eevee is only available to me as a password Pokemon and they're only around for a month, not nearly long enough to go in and link with all of them. Is there, like, some sort of trading mechanic between the warriors so that they can arrange for Pokemon with better links with them? Or do I just need to suck it up until and unless the ones I want are available in the wild? Cause I'd really love to have ALL of the Eeveelutions on my hero, to really abuse my Best Link with so many different types.

[Grim Heaper]

Tension, Energy, whatever you want to call it, affects the Pokemon's battle performance. To put it simply, if the Pokemon is happy(arrow pointing up), it'll be more powerful. If the Pokemon is unhappy(arrow pointing down), it'll be weaker until its trainer improves its Energy.

My question is, how can I go about getting six more Eevees for my hero? I know that I wouldn't have enough slots to do so now(just conquered Cragspur), but before I evolve my starter into Jolteon, I want the assurance that I can still have an Espeon someday. But where I'm at now, from my understanding, Eevee is only available to me as a password Pokemon and they're only around for a month, not nearly long enough to go in and link with all of them. Is there, like, some sort of trading mechanic between the warriors so that they can arrange for Pokemon with better links with them? Or do I just need to suck it up until and unless the ones I want are available in the wild? Cause I'd really love to have ALL of the Eeveelutions on my hero, to really abuse my Best Link with so many different types.

Actually, sometimes, there will be a swarm of Eevees in a couple nations where you can link up with them. It's rare, but I've gotten a few Eevees that way. So far I have 3, Flareon, Vaporeon, and a normal Eevee which I plan on becoming a Umbreon when I recruit my main character again in the post-game.

[Brandon96]

Can Warlords only level up in their own story?

I'm not sure, it doesn't mention anything on Serebii (whereas Oichi is stated to be post-story only).

Tension, Energy, whatever you want to call it, affects the Pokemon's battle performance. To put it simply, if the Pokemon is happy(arrow pointing up), it'll be more powerful. If the Pokemon is unhappy(arrow pointing down), it'll be weaker until its trainer improves its Energy.


My question is, how can I go about getting six more Eevees for my hero? I know that I wouldn't have enough slots to do so now(just conquered Cragspur), but before I evolve my starter into Jolteon, I want the assurance that I can still have an Espeon someday. But where I'm at now, from my understanding, Eevee is only available to me as a password Pokemon and they're only around for a month, not nearly long enough to go in and link with all of them. Is there, like, some sort of trading mechanic between the warriors so that they can arrange for Pokemon with better links with them? Or do I just need to suck it up until and unless the ones I want are available in the wild? Cause I'd really love to have ALL of the Eeveelutions on my hero, to really abuse my Best Link with so many different types.

So tension is the same as energy? I thought it was something else, not sure what though.

Anyways, it seems like the Password can only get you 1 extra Eevee for your Hero, and the rest will have to wait for random Swarms. There is no trading Pokemon between warriors.

[dracoburn]

Thanks for answering my question.

I wish there -was- a method of trading, though. I accidentally caught two of my password Scythers on guys who can only get up to 28% link with them awhile back, and it would be cool to be able to fix that little mistake and make better use of them.

[Grim Heaper]

Can Warlords only level up in their own story?

I believe they can, only if they meet the requirements, as I have already evolved Aya.

[xsedr]

If I were doing the Mitsuhide Episode and managed to link with Articuno (which is extremely annoying) and lost the scenario (because who has time for upgrading stuff and recruiting and conquering the entire region in 3 years) would he still keep Articuno for future play throughs? also, am I the only one who has been filled with rage by this game, despite the fact I love it.

[CPainter307]

Quit on my objective to get an Umbreon; I needed an Eevee with 70% link power. :/ Anywho, Nobunaga is a cool character and all but I don't like how he speaks in 3rd person.

I really liked Nobunga too, but you're right, the third person thing makes him seem... ignorant for someone who's supposed to be the master warlord. Then again, I haven't finished the game yet, so who knows?

[DL-Ghirahim]

I really liked Nobunga too, but you're right, the third person thing makes him seem... ignorant for someone who's supposed to be the master warlord. Then again, I haven't finished the game yet, so who knows?

Perhaps speaking in third person alludes to his apparent superiority complex? It's like he's too superior that he needs to talk in third person to try and impress people and intimidate them.

[Icay4321]

also, am I the only one who has been filled with rage by this game, despite the fact I love it.

I am in the same boat, but it's because I get the worst hax. I was battling a friend and everything seemed to go his way, while very few things would go his way. I should've beaten him, too, despite my strength rating being roughly 200 lower than his. I was screaming profanities at that point, but I still love this game.

[Nghsk]

Hmm, I'm trying to evolve my Scyther and my Kadabra, but I'm confused as to what "Battle Warrior" means. I've scoured the internets, but nobody really has any definitive say on it. I read somewhere that it means, in Scyther's case, to kill a warlord with the metal coat attached, but I've done that several times and it hasn't happened. Same with defeating warlords with my Kadabra. It's weird I don't get ittt.

[CPainter307]

Perhaps speaking in third person alludes to his apparent superiority complex? It's like he's too superior that he needs to talk in third person to try and impress people and intimidate them.

That's a very good point. You're probably very extra right. It's just, that when people speak in 3rd person, it always makes them seem sort of unaware of how to speak, which in retrospect makes me sound very nitpicky. I still like Nobunga as a character, and in general love Conquest's Story.

[Grim Heaper]

If I were doing the Mitsuhide Episode and managed to link with Articuno (which is extremely annoying) and lost the scenario (because who has time for upgrading stuff and recruiting and conquering the entire region in 3 years) would he still keep Articuno for future play throughs? also, am I the only one who has been filled with rage by this game, despite the fact I love it.

I was able to beat that scenario pretty easily, though I did not get the opportunity to link with Articuno. But before I digress too much, I believe he will keep the Articuno for future playthroughs. If there's one scenario that makes me rage though, it's Hideyoshi's. So many warlords, and so many possible ways for them to invade you, displacing so many of your warriors, making you rage so hard. Kenshin was a pain.

[shatteredrose]

So...Joltik needs it's Speed at 84 to evolve. If I remember correctly, I have one with it's speed around 68. Do I just have to do major grinding to get it's stats high enough? O_o

[Blitz Lucario]

I currently trying to defeat Avia but I am running into a few problems. I am currently trying to train my team that contains a Samurott, Flaffly, Luxray, Ryhperhior, and Onix. I am trying to train them but Avia keeps trying to invade Cragspur. It is starting to get annoying because I keep having to waste turns sending my main forces back to Cragspur to defend it.

Any advice?

[Brandon96]

I was able to beat that scenario pretty easily, though I did not get the opportunity to link with Articuno. But before I digress too much, I believe he will keep the Articuno for future playthroughs. If there's one scenario that makes me rage though, it's Hideyoshi's. So many warlords, and so many possible ways for them to invade you, displacing so many of your warriors, making you rage so hard. Kenshin was a pain.

I just did that one, but didn't have many problems, and actually finished it under a year. Make sure you take kingdoms that create a bottle-neck. Most of the time, you should only have 2 kingdoms to defend from enemy attacks, 3 at the max. Also, it seems like some people like to have a specific "Team", similar to the main games. Doing this will most likely limit you from 1 kingdom takeover per month, usually leaving you protect more kingdoms per turn. Using Pokemon that are resistant to enemy attacks, or have moves that are super effective don't need to super strong.

If the problem is that you don't have enough warriors, don't expand until you do, march warriors to kingdoms that have free warriors available, and don't rely on delegation.

Also, know the battle fields you'll be attacking or defending. Using pokemon that aren't restricted in movement by height are excellent in Kingdoms like the Fighting type Kingdom, because you can get right back up to the flags (note that thid doesn't work in Terrera, the Ground Kingdom). I once defended the Fightig Kingdom from a Dratini and Axew (both with that deadly Dragon Rage) with just an Emolga.

Lastly, a good thing to know when defending a Kingdom is that you will Win when the Turn counter reaches 0, so stalling, or running away can work.

I hope some of this helped you, as well as anyone else.


EDIT BELOW

I currently trying to defeat Avia but I am running into a few problems. I am currently trying to train my team that contains a Samurott, Flaffly, Luxray, Ryhperhior, and Onix. I am trying to train them but Avia keeps trying to invade Cragspur. It is starting to get annoying because I keep having to waste turns sending my main forces back to Cragspur to defend it.

Any advice?

I'm a bit unsure exactly what situation you're in, so I'm just going to generalize a bit.

Is your team the same as your main forces? Or is your team just the team you'll be using against Avia? You could probably split your main forces into 2 teams, and fill them with other pokemon you have that are decent. As long as you can narrow in on an opponent's common weaknesses, you don't neccessarily need to have a higher strength.

Also, if Craigspire is cinstantly attacked, why not keep your team there? Defending is still one of the best ways to train, as you're defeating a lot or warriors.

[[aka]]

So, I'm kinda confused: For all of the Warlords, it says that to get them, I have to beat them in their nation. I'm pretty sure I've been doing that, yet I still don't get them. Thoughts/help?

[Brandon96]

So, I'm kinda confused: For all of the Warlords, it says that to get them, I have to beat them in their nation. I'm pretty sure I've been doing that, yet I still don't get them. Thoughts/help?

For the unique Warlords, you have to defeat their Pokemon with one of your Unique Warlords' Pokemon. Seems that's the conclusion everyone is finding, even though I don't think it was even mentioned in the game. I think you also need to defeat their Pokemon in 4 turns, or without getting hurt, or with a Super-Effective move (from a unique Warlord's Pokemon).

[[aka]]

For the unique Warlords, you have to defeat their Pokemon with one of your Unique Warlords' Pokemon. Seems that's the conclusion everyone is finding, even though I don't think it was even mentioned in the game. I think you also need to defeat their Pokemon in 4 turns, or without getting hurt, or with a Super-Effective move (from a unique Warlord's Pokemon).

Wow. I feel silly.
*sigh* Well, thanks for telling me. Wish Serebii was covering this as well as he is B2/W2...

[Pkmn_Collector]

not even done with the main story but already have a charizard empoleon sceptile and alakazam on the team I still have yet to evolve my eevee but question is how do you obtain arceus anyways?

[ShinyZorua28]

not even done with the main story but already have a charizard empoleon sceptile and alakazam on the team I still have yet to evolve my eevee but question is how do you obtain arceus anyways?

You get Arceus after beating Nobunaga for the first time. After that another area will unlock taking you to Arceus. WARNING:Save before you go in. You cannot save after recruiting Arceus.

[CPainter307]

Okay, noob question time. After you defeat Nobunga and get Arceus, is there more to do in the game? Like, since you've conquered all the kingdoms, what else is there to do?

[Grim Heaper]

Okay, noob question time. After you defeat Nobunga and get Arceus, is there more to do in the game? Like, since you've conquered all the kingdoms, what else is there to do?

The many, MANY post-game episodes that will take about as long as the main story.

[Excitable Boy]

I currently trying to defeat Avia but I am running into a few problems. I am currently trying to train my team that contains a Samurott, Flaffly, Luxray, Ryhperhior, and Onix. I am trying to train them but Avia keeps trying to invade Cragspur. It is starting to get annoying because I keep having to waste turns sending my main forces back to Cragspur to defend it.

Any advice?

uh

If that's who you're using, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to just own Avia as is.