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This is really helpful and helped me in the past. |
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i have been taking as many wolves i need to BE train and one DG with them as backup and have maxed out 4 wolves this week alone that way. I also keep an extra tab open to the food page and feed/water battle wolves as necessary so i never have to cooldown and can just constantly explore. I also make sure I have enough moves for 2 full levels at a time. Saves time for me in the long run. I have battle/empathy/luck maxed out as well. Luck so i find more items to possibly sell to montauk, empathy to earn more moves, and battle obviously. I love the tips you provided in this post OP! |
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Darkseeker
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Very helpful! Except for me completely ignoring the part about defects, I'm doing well :3 |
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For anyone out there who trains often but usually has to use wolves that are trained to DG to help the wolf that is in training.. Then this tip may be very useful for you. You can train a training team to have all the CP you need but train them to only EVER have defensive moves by default. This will make your training faster, and less irratating. You can focus on just making sure the trainee is on the right move rather your entire team. |
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Lightbringer
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What I do is BE train 1-2 at a time and have one 250+ wolf as a chaperone, then two or so wolves with no BE and put them on pursue. That way the prey stays for the trainees. |
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