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'''Interactions''' are the core process of Pokéfarm Q, being how Pokémon level up and how Eggs are hatched. | '''Interactions''' are the core process of Pokéfarm Q, being how Pokémon level up and how Eggs are hatched. | ||
==EHP | ==LUP and EHP== | ||
[[Image:EHPexample.PNG|thumb|right|260px|An example of EHP on an egg.]] | [[Image:EHPexample.PNG|thumb|right|260px|An example of EHP on an egg.]] | ||
Egg Hatching Points ( | Level-Up Points (LUP) and Egg Hatching Points (EHP) are used to determine when a Pokémon or Egg reaches the next stage of its life. When a Pokémon fills up its LUP bar, it increases in level by one (up to 100) and its LUP bar is reset with a larger max value. When an Egg fills its EHP bar, it is then ready to hatch and can not be interacted with until it does. Generally, the higher the rarity of the Pokémon or Egg, the higher amount of LUP/EHP it will require to reach the next stage. In the picture shown above, the Pokémon in the egg requires 5,355 EHP to hatch, and currently has 800 EHP towards hatching. | ||
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You can make daily interactions by just clicking either "Hold the egg" for unhatched Pokémon eggs, or the suitable berry (By default, green background is the berry that the Pokémon likes, and purple background is the berry that the Pokémon dislikes. No background means the Pokémon neither likes or dislikes that berry) for Pokémon. | You can make daily interactions by just clicking either "Hold the egg" for unhatched Pokémon eggs, or the suitable berry (By default, green background is the berry that the Pokémon likes, and purple background is the berry that the Pokémon dislikes. No background means the Pokémon neither likes or dislikes that berry) for Pokémon. | ||
You can also make interactions by browsing a user's fields located above their party. Just click a berry on the bottom of the page and feed a Pokémon in the field. Note that in order to give the right berry, make sure that the Pokémon gives a green background with the Pokémon jumping up and down, this means the Pokémon likes the berry. The red background with the Pokémon shaking their body means that they dislike the berry. No background nor any movement from the Pokémon means that the Pokémon neither likes or dislikes the berry. | You can also make interactions by browsing a user's fields located above their party. Just click a berry on the bottom of the page and feed a Pokémon in the field. Note that in order to give the right berry, make sure that the Pokémon gives a green background with the Pokémon jumping up and down, this means the Pokémon likes the berry. The red background with the Pokémon shaking their body means that they dislike the berry. No background nor any movement from the Pokémon means that the Pokémon neither likes or dislikes the berry. Alternatively, clicking a Pokémon will open a window prompt to feed that specific Pokémon. | ||
Through [http://q.pokefarm.org/interactions today's interactions], | Through a user's [http://q.pokefarm.org/interactions today's interactions] page, a user can click back other users that have clicked their Pokémon. | ||
==Click begging== | ==Click begging== | ||
Make sure that you don't [http://q.pokefarm.org/forum/thread/5545/Click-begging-reminder click beg]. For example, don't PM messages or post in a forum to ask people to click their Pokémon, it is pretty much annoying to people. However, if you put on your status or the "about me" section said that if the other user clicked your Pokémon and the user will do a mass click, that is a fine approach. | Make sure that you don't [http://q.pokefarm.org/forum/thread/5545/Click-begging-reminder click beg]. For example, don't PM messages or post in a forum to ask people to click their Pokémon, it is pretty much annoying to people. However, if you put on your status or the "about me" section said that if the other user clicked your Pokémon and the user will do a mass click, that is a fine approach. | ||
Revision as of 04:18, 30 June 2014
Interactions are the core process of Pokéfarm Q, being how Pokémon level up and how Eggs are hatched.
LUP and EHP
Level-Up Points (LUP) and Egg Hatching Points (EHP) are used to determine when a Pokémon or Egg reaches the next stage of its life. When a Pokémon fills up its LUP bar, it increases in level by one (up to 100) and its LUP bar is reset with a larger max value. When an Egg fills its EHP bar, it is then ready to hatch and can not be interacted with until it does. Generally, the higher the rarity of the Pokémon or Egg, the higher amount of LUP/EHP it will require to reach the next stage. In the picture shown above, the Pokémon in the egg requires 5,355 EHP to hatch, and currently has 800 EHP towards hatching.
How to Interact
You can make daily interactions by just clicking either "Hold the egg" for unhatched Pokémon eggs, or the suitable berry (By default, green background is the berry that the Pokémon likes, and purple background is the berry that the Pokémon dislikes. No background means the Pokémon neither likes or dislikes that berry) for Pokémon.
You can also make interactions by browsing a user's fields located above their party. Just click a berry on the bottom of the page and feed a Pokémon in the field. Note that in order to give the right berry, make sure that the Pokémon gives a green background with the Pokémon jumping up and down, this means the Pokémon likes the berry. The red background with the Pokémon shaking their body means that they dislike the berry. No background nor any movement from the Pokémon means that the Pokémon neither likes or dislikes the berry. Alternatively, clicking a Pokémon will open a window prompt to feed that specific Pokémon.
Through a user's today's interactions page, a user can click back other users that have clicked their Pokémon.
Click begging
Make sure that you don't click beg. For example, don't PM messages or post in a forum to ask people to click their Pokémon, it is pretty much annoying to people. However, if you put on your status or the "about me" section said that if the other user clicked your Pokémon and the user will do a mass click, that is a fine approach.
