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Fishing Shiny Chaining Disproved?? | Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire

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Channel: brianuuuSonic · 2015 · Gaming

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*IMPORTANT* This video is NOT to disprove Fishing shiny hunting, because it's not proven either, that's why I put "??" on the video title.
If I didn't explain my words well in my video, check here for better explanation.

DexNav Shiny Chain Disprove: http://youtu.be/JT0EyiVMuUA

This video is quite similar to the previous video about DexNav chaining. it's the same thing that I don't believe it's true. There is a certain place that it's grantee to reel Feebas every time you fish so I start fishing there. During the process of fishing. I did attempt to chain fishing, but I have over 20 times that I broke my chain by not reeling fast enough. But I still count up my encounters.

After 145 encounters, a shiny Feebas appeared. This proves that you does not necessarily have to "chain" fishing in order to encounter a shiny pokemon, it also doesn't matter if that area has multiple pokemon that you can catch, but in this case, it's a lot easier to find the shiny pokemon you need because it's 100% Feebas.

So my point is, you DO NOT have to chain fishing, if you break your chain, just keep going, just like what I did. And eventually you will get your shiny pokemon!

It's better to have shiny charm because it DOES increase shiny encounter rate by 300% because it has been proven already. Fishing shiny chaining however has not.

Again I'm not saying I disprove it that's why I put "??" on my video title. But you cannot say it has been proven either.

I've seen a LOT of people comment like "I got the chain to XXX and I fucking broke it!", "XXX chain, still no luck", my suggestion is, get a shiny charm first and stop wasting your time on chaining, and just go for random encounter. It's a lot less painful when you don't even know if chaining is true or not.

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