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Loreinator / Shuffle-Move

Program to help choose moves in the Pokemon Shuffle puzzle game
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Eject targets a cell with a non-support pokemon and erases whatever is in the cell rather than erasing directly the non-support pokemon that was present in that cell #148

Open wrulfy opened 8 years ago

wrulfy commented 8 years ago

As found there in this reddit topic: https://www.reddit.com/r/PokemonShuffle/comments/4kspcx/how_to_eject_your_own_supports/ ejects rather selects the cell with the non-support pokemon and then erases it, but if the board is moving at the same time the effects is going on (in this case because moving aggron to an empty space causes the icons above him to fall down at the same time)

Seems this only can happen when moving a pokemon to an empty space.

I guess this also explains why skills that would clear rocks/barriers/etc that are being erased at the same time by the match itself (for example, a barrier bash match cleaning barriers of his own match, only leading to no remaining icons from the match, or rock break breaking adjacent rocks that would naturally break though the match itself) At lest it seems that metal blocks that will break in the next move can't be targeted by block smash.

Loreinator commented 8 years ago

At lest it seems that metal blocks that will break in the next move can't be targeted by block smash.

Does that mean the effect might have a diminished number of erased metal blocks, or does it mean that they are ignored for the effect?

wrulfy commented 8 years ago

it seems that they're ignored for the effect. At least I got a couple of times where I have the board with 3 metal blocks with [1] move left to dissappear and other tree that were more recent, and block smash+ activated and then there wasn't any more metal blocks in the board

avengah commented 8 years ago

That's not a glitch. Metal blocks with 1 left are not targeted by Block Smash because they disappear before the ability is processed. That's not the case with rocks and Rock Break, though; Rock Break will trigger BEFORE adjacent rocks are removed, meaning sometimes no extra rocks will be removed.

To test the Block Smash thing yourself, you can simply try using a Poke with Block Smash when there are only blocks with 1 turn left on the board. The ability won't even activate.