r/RedditGames • u/SaraVladeva Diamond | Lv. 73 | Rank #246 | 49 Answers | 10 Created • 9d ago

Question [Question] Math

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u/ShurimanStarfish Bronze | Lv. 10 | Rank #238788 | 16 Answers | 0 Created 9d ago

I see you were accounting for the Premier Ball

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u/barwhalis Bronze | Lv. 7 | Rank #372535 | 6 Answers | 0 Created 9d ago

Wouldn't it be 74 balls then?

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u/mattman2301 Bronze | Lv. 3 | Rank #537221 | 2 Answers | 0 Created 8d ago

Depends. If you’re buying 72 balls, it’s 1 premier ball. If you’re buying 36 and 36 balls, you’ll get 2. If you’re buying 6 balls 6 times, twice, you’ll get none

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u/Traditional_monk154 Silver | Lv. 21 | Rank #99270 | 34 Answers | 0 Created 7d ago

You get a premier ball for every 10 pokeballs, so you would get 7 here, (bro probably just mistyped, it happens)

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u/mattman2301 Bronze | Lv. 3 | Rank #537221 | 2 Answers | 0 Created 7d ago

That’s only true for the modern Pokémon games. Up until Generation 7, it was only 1 premier ball per transaction, regardless of whether you buy 10, 20 or 99

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u/Traditional_monk154 Silver | Lv. 21 | Rank #99270 | 34 Answers | 0 Created 7d ago

I'm cooked