
Pokémon HOME is continually being improved with all sorts of patches and updates, and the latest one to arrive on the scene bumps the mobile version of the handy storage application up to version 3.0.1.
Although it is just a small update, it does still address some pesky issues, especially if you've been transferring Pokémon across from Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Keep in mind, the Switch version of the app is still on 3.0.0.
Here are the details in full for the mobile update of Pokémon HOME (via the Google Play Store):
Pokémon HOME, Version 3.0.1 (Mobile)
- Fixed an issue in which Spinda would only appear with one specific pattern of spts when viewed on the status screen.
- Fixed an issue in which Pokémon transferred from Pokémon Legends: Arceus would be shown as unregistered in the National Pokédex under certain circumstances.
- Fixed an issue in which ribbons were not being displayed correctly on Pokémon status screens.
Do you use Pokémon HOME on your mobile device at all? How about on the Nintendo Switch? Comment below.
[source serebii.net]
Comments 4
If only they could fix the issue where Spinda cannot be transferred from certain games.
With Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, it's because they implemented the pattern generation "in reverse", meaning patterns would change if moved between Home and games.
With Go, it's because they never actually implemented any sort of pattern generation and only launched 9 pre-determined patterns.
@RupeeClock Didn't know about that, interesting!
For Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl they could "simply" make a code to convert the patterns while Go seems way too complicated as they'd need to add patterns, even as just a hidden feature, from scratch and I'm not sure how you could apply it to Spindas people have already caught.
@JohnnyMind
Go is notorious for not being able to implement many of the gimmicks present in the main series, particular where special formes and forme changes are involved.
With BD/SP, the problem is mistakenly read the Personality Value that determines Spinda patterns as Big Endian rather than Little Endian, meaning they are reading the bytes backwards rather than forwards.
Unfortunately it won't be fixable, as the data that determines Spinda's pattern, the Personality Value, is used to control multiple aspects of the Pokémon's generation such as their gender, ability, and nature.
https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Personality_value
@RupeeClock Ah, I see, unfortunate that it won't be fixable for those games either then, thanks for the explanation!
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