Fields

Your Fields are a place/page on PokéFarm Q. Here, farmers can store all the Pokémon they have collected. Each field can hold 40 Pokémon. This page can be accessed from the "Nearby Places" section on a user's Farm page.

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Editing Fields

Navigation

The side of the page displays all the fields a user owns, as well as their current party. The user can select a field to visit by either clicking on a field, or clicking arrows to scroll through them. For users with many fields, there is also a list for quick searching.

After selecting a field, it is displayed on the right side of the page. It shows all the Pokémon that are in that field. It also includes the name of the field, the amount of storage it has, and the Affinity values for it.

Moving Pokémon

When one selects a Pokémon in a Field, they are given multiple options:

• Go to Summary: This links to the Pokémon's Summary Page.
• Open Summary in new tab: This opens the Summary in a new tab.
• Move: This will move a Pokémon to a clicked spot. It can also be used to move a Pokémon to other fields.
• Move to Field...: This brings up a list of Fields. Select one to move a Pokémon there.
• Release: This is used to send a Pokémon to the Shelter, thereby removing it from the owner's care.

Editing Fields

By clicking on a field's name, one gets several options:

• Rename it: The user can pick a new name for the Field.
• Move it: This brings up a list of fields. Selecting one will move the current Field to be after it.
• Change its visibility: This lets the user decide who can view a particular field. Options include only the user, friends of the user, or everybody. Friends only visibility only applies for the first field set as such, all others are set to visible for everyone. There must be at least one fully visible field containing at least one Pokémon. Otherwise, the first field with at least one Pokémon will be public, even if it was set as hidden or friends-only.
• Sell it: This is used to sell an empty field.

Buying Fields

By clicking the "Buy +1" button at the bottom of the field list, new fields can be bought. When a farmer starts out, they have only one field. Here, they can buy more, and therefore store more Pokémon.

It costs Credits to buy a field, with the amount increasing for each field a user has. There are a finite amount of fields that can be bought.

There are multiple types of fields that can be bought, each appealing to certain types of Pokémon while displeasing other types. They are:

• Typeless
• Normal 1
• Normal 2
• Fire
• Water 1
• Water 2
• Electric
• Grass
• Ice
• Fighting
• Poison
• Ground
• Flying
• Psychic
• Bug
• Rock
• Ghost
• Dragon
• Dark
• Steel
• Fairy

Fields Cost

The cost of a Field depends on how many Fields the user owns. This table displays not the currently owned Fields but which Field the user wants to purchase, so if a User has 1 Field the 2^nd Field will cost ₢100.

Field Number:	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
Cost of Field:	None	100	200	300	400	500	600	800	900	1,000	1,200	1,400	1,500	1,700	1,900
Field Number:	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29	30
Cost of Field:	2,100	2,300	2,500	2,700	2,900	3,100	3,400	3,600	3,900	4,200	4,500	4,800	5,100	5,400	5,700
Field Number:	31	32	33	34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43	44	45
Cost of Field:	6,100	6,500	6,800	7,200	7,600	8,100	8,500	9,000	9,400	9,900	10,400	11,000	11,500	12,100	12,700
Field Number:	46	47	48	49	50	51	52	53	54	55	56	57	58	59	60
Cost of Field:	13,300	13,900	14,600	15,300	16,000	16,700	17,500	18,300	19,100	19,900	20,800	21,700	22,700	23,600	24,700
Field Number:	61	62	63	64	65	66	67	68	69	70	71	72	73	74	75
Cost of Field:	25,700	26,800	27,900	29,100	30,300	31,500	32,800	34,100	35,500	36,900	38,400	39,900	41,500	43,100	44,800
Field Number:	76	77	78	79	80	81	82	83	84	85	86	87	88	89	90
Cost of Field:	46,600	48,400	50,200	52,200	54,200	56,200	58,300	60,500	62,800	65,200	67,600	70,100	72,700	75,400	78,100
Field Number:	91	92	93	94	95	96	97	98	99	100	101	102	103	104	105
Cost of Field:	81,000	83,900	87,000	90,100	93,400	96,700	100,200	103,800	107,500	111,300	115,200	119,300	123,500	127,800	132,300
Field Number:	106	107	108	109	110	111	112	113	114	115	116	117	118	119	120
Cost of Field:	136,900	141,600	146,500	151,600	156,800	162,800	167,800	173,600	179,500	185,600	191,900	198,400	205,100	212,100	219,200
Field Number:	121	122	123	124	125	126	127	128	129	130	131	132	133	134	135
Cost of Field:	226,600	234,200	242,000	251,100	258,400	267,000	275,900	285,100	294,500	304,200	314,200	324,600	335,200	346,200	357,400
Field Number:	136	137	138	139	140	141	142	143	144	145	146	147	148	149	150
Cost of Field:	369,200	381,200	393,700	406,400	419,600	433,200	447,200	461,600	476,500	491,800	507,600	523,900	540,700	558,000	575,800

Selling Fields

Any empty Field may be sold by clicking its name in the private field view. If a field has Pokémon in it, it will not be possible to sell it; the page will prompt that the Field be empty first. The price depends on the number of fields possessed, with the exact amount offered equaling half the price required to buy up to the current amount of fields. Thus, selling one field will earn half the credits required to purchase a new field immediately afterwards.

Field Affinities

All Pokémon's Happinesses are affected by their Fields. This depends on type matchups between the field's type (attacking) and the Pokémon's type (defending). The different types of this include:

• Typeless Field: No effect on Happiness.
• Field is 4x effective: Pokémon loves Field.
• Field is 2x effective: Pokémon likes Field.
• Field is 1x effective: Pokémon is neutral towards Field.
• Field is 0.5x effective: Pokémon dislikes Field.
• Field is 0.25x effective: Pokémon hates Field.
• Field is 0x effective: Pokémon despises Field.

A Pokémon's affinity towards a field can results in Happiness loss/gain. Lack of Happiness can cause a Pokémon to run away. A high happiness can cause some Pokémon to evolve.