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Any use tbh?
I have 30 of these

Asked by Quickattack98 years 1 month ago
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by Sebhes 8 years 1 month ago

I use them on low level pidgey/rattata/etc.. to increase the chance on the first catch bonus.

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Exactly! Nanab berries are useless. Just taking up space. It doesn't prevent the mon from moving erratically, just "slows" it down. Useless!

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I usually save razz barriers for more difficult to catch Pokemon. Nanab berries are not really useful, that's why I'm using them with low level Pokemon.

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Not for what he's talking about.

Razz Berry is good for pokemon that have a decent chance at breaking out of whatever ball you are throwing at them.

Nanab is for common pokemon that pretty much are going to get caught unless they deflect/dodge the ball.

Finally Pinap is for pokemon you don't see often, so you really really want extra candies from them.

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When you get it, then throw away.

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I've never used one, but I read on a different site that a Nanab berry prevents the Mon form actually running away?? It may escape the catch,but not run away. I didn't trust this when I read it.
I keep exactly 10 of them in my bag. Any more than that and I toss them.

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by thetwo 8 years 1 month ago

There is a huge difference. With the Nanab berry, there is a cute little image of the berry next to the Pokemon before you throw the ball. This increases your chance of getting the munchies.

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If used first, you can use it with one of the other berries. I use them in combination with the pineapples, just because you want every throw to count.

They would be useless if you couldn't stack the other berries on top of them

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By my testing a trainer can only use 1 berry at a time and they cannot stack. Once a trainer use a berry an image appears next to the pokemon and it disappears if they break out of the pokeball. Then the trainer is able to use another berry of their choice.

They do not stack.

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However, if they did stack, they might have been of some marginal use. Now.....not.

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Uhm, how do you stack them, I think most people, including me, can't use more than one berry at a time?

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You use the banana. Then you use another.

It doesn't work with the others as you aren't given a chance to use another. Unless this is something they've fixed since yesterday, you can most certainly use another type of berry right after a banana.

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If this was possible yesterday, it no longer is today - I've tried and I can only use one berry at a time (regardless of which berry I start with).

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Same. Tried it and it does not work in any order. Sorry compound.

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Nanab berries are useless.

You want to stockpile Pinap berries for double candy events. Razzberries are also useless if you know how to do the ultraball, curveball great throw or higher combo.

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Definitely not true.

Razzberries are still vital for hard-to-catch pokemon. You can do a razz-ultra-excellent-curveball and still have a Dragonite/ Charizard/ Blastoise/ Venusaur/ Meganium/ Typhlosion/ Feraligatr/ Tyrannitar/ etc... break out. Even if level 2, let alone level 30.

Catch rates are sufficiently low for some pokemon that Razzberries will always be well advised for them, even if you're using ultra balls and making perfect throws every time.

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Every Pokémon I've encountered with a red circle and I've used a raz erry on the circle was still red meaning the berry didn't much to significantly increase the catch rate.

But that's just my experience.

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although ultra and curve may offer more bonus, an additional 1.5 multiplier can always help. just depends if RNG is on your side.

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I think Niantic will realize they're useless soon.
I keep some of them just in case they change Nanab to make Pokémon drop twice as much stardust.

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You're in a nest and you want to mass farm a certain pokemon and you don't have much time. Toss this on every encounter to greatly reduce the probability of pokemon movements happening and you can aim in peace and save balls. The last thing you want is for those hard-to-catch nest pokemons to bat away your ultra ball 5 times in a row.

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You took the question right out my head?? NOPE throw all away. Need space for the new berry.

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I occasionally throw at ladybugs or other "jumpy" pokemon that I don't care if I catch or not, and not going to waste a different berry or anything other than a Pokeball.
I've used the double-candy berries either on low-CP pidgey (for evolution spam) or low-CP Dratini - great to get 6 dratini candy with 1 ultraball!

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