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This is a chronological archive of all of my Guides and Walkthroughs, usually for niche/indie games it’s hard to find info for.
If you see something that’s missing or have a question to ask, feel free to reach out in the comments or over email! I read all comments and do my best to update any guide no matter how old any time there’s new information or improvements to be made.
These can be of the form of direct walkthroughs, general how-tos with relevant information, or more specific like trophy conditions, lists of unlisted secrets/cheats/unlocks, or just any info I wish I had known when I started playing.
AbyssRium World: Tap Tap Fish is officially out! Come chat about the game in our Discord. Unfortunately, there are no Hidden Fish or secrets, more or less. I miss searching out all the secrets but the devs don’t seem to care about that stuff.
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2020-09-28: ALL exploration areas added to the guide! Fleshed out detail on currencies and how to best get them.
2020-09-25: Added drops for all Exploration areas through tier 5. Added all known Recipes to a new section.
2020-09-18: Added major details to the guide on Main Quests, currencies, daily quest, sea creatures, achievements, and shops sections.
Title: AbyssRium World: Tap Tap Fish Platform: Android & iOS Language: English, Chinese (Traditional/Simplified), Spanish, German, Indonesian, Japanese, French, Korean, Russian Release date: 2020-09-10 Developer: Flero Games Price: Free to Play with ads and IAP Genre: Aquarium Management Simulator Filesize: >314 MB Cloud Save: Yes, Google Play Games, iOS Game Center, and Facebook Always Online: Yes. Gambling element: Yes, countless Gachapons internally Battery Drain: Very high Data Usage: Moderate (No ads) to High (watching ads) Continue reading “AbyssRium World: Tap Tap Fish Guide, Unlocks, & All Fish”
Myuu is a Pokemon Discord Bot that’s a biiiit different from your usual ones. Unlike PokeTwo, and PokeRealm which aim to be Pokecord clones and PokeMeow which tries to be its own thing, Myuu works to replicate most of a real Pokemon game experience complete with gym battles, regions, throwing Pokeballs, and lots and lots of battling (perhaps even, too much)!
The bot advertises itself by saying you just use .menu and don’t need to memorize any other commands…but there’s a bit more to it than that. Here I’ll run through all commands in Myuu and how to make the best use of them. I’ll also explain the strategies you’ll need to win the game!
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2020-09-21: Lots of updates here and there. Added Hidden Pokemon! Added information on Trainer Skins, which I didn’t realize existed.
Myuu is not like Pokecord. Pokemon will not randomly spawn. Instead, you’ll use the .menu to travel to different routes (try .route 1) and battle pokemon to level up. You can also throw Pokeballs to try and catch Pokemon. Use the Bag & Items menu to buy new Pokeballs and the Box menu to manage your Pokemon.
Your goal is to unlock more of the world to catch and battle Pokemon in; Gym Leaders unlock 3 more routes after being defeated and defeating the final Gym in a region unlocks the next one.
Battles are simulated pretty accurately to real Pokemon, closer to Pokemon Showdown than PokeCord—but probably still not quite as accurate. IVs, EVs, natures, Status Effects, Items and more are all accounted for.
Where to play Myuu
Myuu can be played in it’s official server or by inviting the bot to your own server. Just type .menu to start a tutorial for how to play and battle. Tell the bot in the tutorial that @SirTapTap#3775 sent you for a bonus! Then you may use .pksetup to define its channels, if using your own server and don’t want it to spam up a chat channel.
Myuu Command List
Text commands can be directly used to skip using the .menu feature. For common actions this can save a lot of time. For clarity, I’ll run through the commands in the way the game presents them through the menu.
Most actions only work on Pokemon in your current team. Pokemon are referred to directly by name unless stored in a box, in which case they’re referred to by their box row/column combination like a1 for the first slot. Only one Pokemon of each species can be in your party, probably due to the refer-by-name thing.
;vote
Voting gives you a 1 hour 2x XP boost (reported at the top of the battle screen), a few diamonds and PKC based on your voting streak. It’s best to focus your grinding against wild pokemon in this one hour window! The game is pretty grindy otherwise. I recommend getting an EXP Share All and Lucky Eggs as soon as possible. By Gym 6-8 their cost should be pretty easy to absorb.
Team
All commands related to your current battle team of 6 Pokemon. Use these to prepare for battles.
;team
View your team, levels, and Badge progress. Basically a trainer card.
.mypkinfo <Pokémon>
Check a pokemon on your team for level, moves, stats, IVs/EVs, ability and more information.
.learn <Pokémon> <move>
Learn a new move for a Pokemon. Use .moves <pokemon> to see what’s available.
Move Keys seem to be very rare drops from .route battles.
.swap <position 1>, <position 2>
Swap the order of your Team. Pokemon 1 will always start the battle, so it’s the most important one to keep in mind. The rest don’t matter much as you can call them out manually when switching.
.swapmoves <Pokémon> <position 1> <position 2>
Swap the position of two moves from your Pokémon
.pkname <Pokémon> <nickname>
Nicknames a Pokemon in your team.
.release <pokemon>
Releases a Pokemon on your current team. If your boxes are full and you have lots of duplicates, this will help you save on space if you don’t need the extras.
I’ve really been enjoying Soda Dungeon 2 lately and thought I’d make some quick references for people a bit confused like I was. The wiki has been very useful for me as well! Just a quickie today, which pets should I use in Soda Dungeon 2?
Pets
Pets each provide a 1-2% boost of a certain stat per level, and level up to level 8 at maximum. They’re leveled simply by bringing them along with you as you defeat enemies, and your first pet is free.
Pets can all be comfortably bought without caps by grinding for coins mid-game, though if you have caps left over, buying one of the better 1M coins pets to help you grind early isn’t the worst idea. But I’d save your caps for major features like the speed up clock (my favorite) if you can.
Best Pet in Soda Dungeon 2
So what’s the best pet? It depends! These pets are you most likely best bet, but with a specific build in mind, the others may still come in handy.
This guide has all Hiding Fish in AbyssRium: Tap Tap Fish for iOS and Android.Note Hiding Fish are not “Hidden Fish”! These are the lottery fish obtainable in the Clam submenu of the Event “Calendar” Menu. God this game is complicated lately. See the main guide for info on other parts of AbyssRium.
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2020-09-09: Split Hiding Fish into their own guide for ease of use.
This is a guide for Tap Tap Fish – AbyssRium, with only the Marvelous Abyss of Oz Event information. Gosh these names only get longer and sillier. You’re ruining my SEO, Abyss. Ahem. Please consider supporting my Patreon (and get perks!) if my guides help you. See the main guide for a more comprehensive set of information and for links to other events.
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This is a guide for Tap Tap Fish – AbyssRium Pole, with only the 2020 Threetails Summer Festival Event information. Fusion and Farms have been added to the game. Also, it’s not really an event, just new fish and features that never expire. See the main Pole guide for a more comprehensive set of information and for links to other events.
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PokeRealm is a Discord Pokemon game bot designed to be just like the original Pokecord, just like PokeTwo. If you’re hunting for Pokemon discord bots, also check out MewBot and PokeMeow (which I also have guides for) are more their own thing.
If you know how to play Pokecord you’re pretty much already good to go with PokéRealm, but I’ll note everything here for new or confused players! I read all my comments so if you have anything to add or ask, leave a comment.
Updates
Pokerealm is temporarily offline for apparent financial issues. It’s unknown when it will be back. Check my other guides for alternative pokemon discord bots.
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2020-08-21: PokéRealm guide released.
PokéRealm Basics
If you played Pokecord, you’re basically up to speed already. PokéRealmis a very direct clone of Pokecord down to the commands, functions, even moreso than MewBot. People chat, Pokemon spawn, you guess their name, you catch them if you’re the first in the channel to do so.
Note PokéRealm is a bit laggier than Pokecord (Discord rate limits surely).
This is a guide for Tap Tap Fish – AbyssRium, with only the Mid-Summer Farmer’s Paradise Event information. Please consider supporting my Patreon (and get perks!) if my guides help you. See the main guide for a more comprehensive set of information and for links to other events.
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PokeTwo is a Discord Pokemon game bot designed to be just like the original Pokecord (RIP). It’s the closest to Pokecord I’ve found so far, while MewBot and PokeMeow (which I also have guides for) are more their own thing. If you know how to play Pokecord you’re pretty much already good to go with PokeTwo, but I’ll note everything here for new or confused players!
I read all my comments so if you have anything to add or ask, leave a comment! This guide has 100% command coverage as on 2020-09-10.
Updates
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2020-09-11: Battles were updated! They still appear to be broken but…now they’re updated.
2020-09-04: Added more information on the (terrible) p!battle command. tl;dr: ignore the DM just use the commands in the channel
2020-08-26: PokeTwo has a p!Market feature now! It’s caught up 100% with Pokecord now more or less. Added more explicit info about how Pokemon spawn in Pokecord (stop spamming! It doesn’t work!) Also added info on p!shinyhunt
2020-08-05: PokeTwo Guide released. Guide should have all commands in the current release of Poketwo.
If you played Pokecord, you’re basically up to speed already. PokeTwo is a very direct clone of Pokecord down to the commands, functions, even moreso than MewBot. People chat, Pokemon spawn, you guess their name, you catch them if you’re the first in the channel to do so.
Only real, generally back-and-forth chatting generates Pokemon! Spamming the chat with repeated lines from one person will not generate pokemon, nor is there a ;spawn command or anything of the sort! Most people forget, but Pokecord was designed to encourage chatting on a Discord server. If you’re sitting silently waiting for Pokemon you are playing Pokecord clones wrong. Say hi in a general chat channel and make a dialog to get Pokemon spawning. If you just want to force Pokemon to appear, you want to play PokeMeow instead.
Note PokeTwo is a bit laggier than Pokecord (Discord rate limits surely), and more generous in it’s spawning! So far, it spawns a better variety of Pokemon (more starters etc, less repeats) that I can tell.
PokeMeow is a new(ish) Discord Pokemon game bot, like the legendary Pokecord (RIP) and the neat but ever-buggy MewBot. Many Pokemon Fans are looking for new Discord bots to play Pokemon stuff, and it seems PokeMeow is one of the most popular options. These games are always a little confusing to start with, so I thought I’d make a guide just like those other two bots!
Feel free to share information, strategies, tips, or ask questions in the comments! PokeMeow is pretty complicated so I’ve gone in depth on as many features as I can to help you use it most effectively. If you can follow our rules, you can play PokeMeow in my Discord server.
PokeMeow Guide Updates
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2020-09-21: Added more missing commands, almost everything in the game should be here now! Just missing a couple minor ones like ;code and ;patreon I’ll add later
2020-09-14: Fishing was added to the game! Check the Fishing section.
2020-09-08: Added Battle/Buddy sections. Looks like all Generation 6 Pokemon were added to Pokemeow recently.
2020-09-07: Added info on the hidden Golden Eevee event
2020-08-25: Added info about swap feature, eggs, release
2020-08-21: Added much more information about daily and some commands.
2020-08-19: Added the missing ;quest and ;event commands! An incomplete Catchbot Upgrade Stats table was added.
2020-07-30: Guide published! Note according to the official Discord server, the rate limits were greatly improved on PokeMeow and Pokemon can now spawn much faster.
Title: PokéMeow Platform: Discord Language: English Release date: Around 2010-02-23? Developer: PokeMeow Price: Free to Play™ with IAP/Gachapon. No ads. Genre: Pokemon catching simulator Filesize:N/A (installed in Discord) Cloud Save: Yes (Automatic) Always Online: Yes, Discord required Gambling element: Yes (lootboxes and RNG based catching/spawning)
PokeMeow Quickstart Guide
To play the game either add PokeMeow to your server, or join the PokeMeow official server. The official server is very active (for better and worse) and has some FAQ channels with info on PokeMeow as well as official announcements. Adding it to your own server, or joining a smaller server with the bot already in it, can be a quieter way to enjoy PokeMeow without the usual Big Discord Server Woes.
Once you’re in a server/channel that runs PokeMeow, type ;pokemon to start playing. Your progress is saved across servers, it’s all tied to your discord account. Type ;help for the basic ingame help.
Use ;checklist often to check the daily tasks that will help you get free items like Pokeballs.
Unlike PokeCord you don’t talk and wait for spawns; spawns are forced with the ;p command. But it’s not quite as free as it sounds, since you instead need to use Pokeballs to catch pokemon. You can get more balls by buying them and/or by voting to get lootboxes which contain credits and Pokeballs.
A mistake I see new players make is ignoring almost all of their spawns, presumably trying to save up Pokeballs. Make sure to take your ;quest, ;hunt, and open your ;lootboxes from ;votes, and you’ll have plenty of Pokeballs. You’re actually missing out on the primary source of income if you don’t catch every pokemon you encounter.
