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New berry seed combinations, but Enigma Berries can no longer be grown


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I did an exhaustive search of all seed combinations to find 21 new berries.

 

  • Occa = plain spicy, very spicy, very sweet
  • Passho = plain dry, very dry, very bitter
  • Wacan = plain sweet, very sweet, very sour
  • Rindo = plain bitter, very bitter, very spicy
  • Yache = plain sour, very sour, very dry
  • Chople = plain spicy, very spicy, very bitter
  • Kebia = plain dry, very dry, very sour
  • Shuca = plain sweet, very sweet, very spicy
  • Coba = plain bitter, very bitter, very dry
  • Payapa = plain sour, very sour, very sweet
  • Tanga = plain spicy, very spicy, very sour
  • Charti = plain dry, very dry, very spicy
  • Kasib = plain sweet, very sweet, very dry
  • Haban = plain bitter, very bitter, very sweet
  • Colbur = plain sour, very sour, very bitter
  • Babiri = plain spicy, very spicy, very dry
  • Chilan = plain dry, very dry, very sweet
  • Micle = very dry, very dry, very sweet
  • Custap = very sweet, very sweet, very bitter
  • Jaboca = very bitter, very bitter, very sour
  • Rowap = very sour, very sour, very spicy

 

But I also discovered that, unless I messed up the search, no seed combination produces an Enigma Berry anymore. Is that right?

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Yeah it seems as though the enigma berry recipe now just produces a babiri, which is typical when you overflavor a berry recipe without it becoming a different berry recipe altogether. Whether this is intentional or not (I'm leaning towards not), it seems as though we'll have to use already grown berries for the nonce.

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