wilzorve
commented
1 year ago Every pokemon type has their own specific ressources. To get them you need:
1 Have a pokemon with the type your are looking for (Tamed*** and NOT wild)
2 Drop your pokemon in the map in the RIGHT environnement.
Tips : You can pick and drop right away some friendly base pokemon in the wild without battle to make them bond to you. Very Usefull in the next step
3 Interact with him ***Note : even if you pick and drop a new wild pokemon in it's natural spawning area, it can be uneasy. A lot of pokemon need to be move elsewhere of their spawn area to be happy.
If he is looking HAPPY:
good, wait around 1 in-game days and come back, he may have a ressource for you. You can only get 1 ressource per day. So own several pokemon it's a MUST have to farm pokemon's ressources you need.
If right place is small; terraform or fence your pokemon so he don't go too far
However, If he look UNEASY (unconfortable) in this place, try further/another area or change your surrounding tiles (terraformation)*
*tree / flower / be in water / rock / sand / snow / clay ... and so on, have an effect on the happiness of your pokemon Note : single type pokemon have LESS NEED than the double type. So some pokemon are much easier to please as other have 2 type.
I haven't play for a while so i don't remember well but
To me seem : insect type like flowers tiles, flying type like big trees (like 2*2 tile not the small bushes), fire type need volcanic activities area
and so on..
And they give
fire ) charcoal ? insect ) silky thread electrick ) magnet flying ) soft feather normal ) manure dark ) dark energy psy) psy energy ? water) hard Scale ? ground) soft sand
And many more
Well it isn't the best guide, I m sure there are much more to tell. But that the essential to understand how Pokewilds works
Pongadeedle-1
skeddles
fourlastor
SiriusGG
I've been playing for at least 10 hours, and still had no idea how to get silky thread and other pokemon related resources. This guide an many others on the internet just say "get" it from pokemon, but dont specify what that means. I assumed the pokemon dropped them upon defeat (because that's how most video games work). I updated the answer to "How do I gather resources?" to include a line about getting materials from pokemon.
I don't think it's really necessary to list the types of pokemon that know each move because part of the fun is catching them to see what moves they have.