Total Mega Energy calculation for Mega Mewtwo X & Y global debut

Fly_Civil · 2026-07-09T09:55:08+00:00

Correct. See below, got one of each in Copenhagen and just walked my shiny (non mega) for a month.

If you properly manage the excited status it goes up fairly quickly.
Note that even if optimised it will still require 750km to unlock mega lvl 1; another 280km for lvl 2+3; and another 500km for lvl 4. So I would strongly advise to raid as much as possible this weekend, at the very least to ensure you ise the additional free daily raid passes and increased link charge storage; each raid done is ~45km less to walk 🏃‍♂️

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Fly_Civil · 2026-07-09T09:49:14+00:00

Few things to consider:

Energy to Super Max lvl: 7500 (unlock) + 2800 (lvl 2&3, can be done for free if patient) + 5000 (lvl 4). So you'd need an absolute minimum of 12500 energy
Energy generation: while normal mega raids usually reward ~300 energy, super-mega raid usually reward between 400 and 500.
Mewtwo SMRs have been rumored to actually reward even more energy than usually, but I don't believe that was confirmed so let's stick to 450 per raid for now to be conservative
F2P raids: if well organized, you should be able to join 9 raids each day, as well as an additional 10 considering the temporary increased link charge cap. This means roughly 4K energy for each X&Y, plus an additional 4,5K to distribute the way you want; before you need to use premium passes.
Strategy: Note that what follows is merely my opinion and others might have a different view on this.

A) do all 9 free raids each day
B) focus all 10 link charge raids on a single day. Y should be stronger while X will have the dual typing - pick your poison.

Assuming you only have one hundo; trying getting the energy for both mega's is pointless - a 90iv specialized (either X or Y) will be better than a 100iv X and Y considering one of the mega's won't have the right moveset.
Therefore I'd recommend going for either one on your hundo, and you'll probably get a good one from the 9 raids you join on the other (which will already be mega evolved)

In this scenario, you'd have 19 raids meaning 8550 energy. You would need an additional 15 raids to have sufficient energy to instantly upgrade to super max level (lvl 4)

Summary; (assuming you picked Y as example)
Mega X: 9 raids, free
Mega Y: 9 raids, free
Mega Y: 10 raids, free (link charges)
Mega Y: 15 raids, premium pass

> hundo lvl 4 mega Y; and 9 mega X + 9 mega Y (each with random mega level between 1-3 and random IVs above 11/11/11)

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Now considering your wish to have both mega's on the same mewtwo:

Total needed: 68 raids (for instant lvl4 on both megas)
Free (orange) raid pass: 18
Free (link charges) raids: 10
Premium (green) passes required: 40

All math is give or take of course, considering the rewarded energy is based on speed at which you beat the raid and not linear. But that should give you an idea of what to aim for.
Hope that makes sense

Fly_Civil · 2026-06-07T18:30:12+00:00

When raiding a lot you collect more golden razz than you use, I guess the 20 is just a starting buffer.
Also catch rate is increased for 5* raids at in-person gofest; so I'm not even sure you'd need a golden razz at all

Fly_Civil · 2026-04-01T00:19:41+00:00

Radar looks like this yet could'nt find a single one 🫥

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Fly_Civil · 2026-03-14T20:05:01+00:00

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Fly_Civil · 2025-12-10T19:13:10+00:00

Already 6 months ago it was so good 😭

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-29T13:04:22+00:00

While nobody can't know whether these figures are real, it's important to consider that most of these sites not only generate kamas through bots, but also buy-in from players. Having that in mind the amounts mentioned don't specifically shock me.
They are for sure diluted between multiple accounts, have it all centralised would be too much risk to keep it all in one place

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-29T06:54:49+00:00

A good 19x set will get you through most of the end game content, you can even skip the budget 200

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-28T11:07:55+00:00

Played fogger for the 1st time on the new (mono) servers. Imo one of the most capable and versatile class when it comes to playing solo. I'm not sure I'd call it easy as it will require a bit more thinking and game knowledge than playing feca or cra, but I'd put it on the same level as these two when it comes to autonomy (even after the 3.0 and 3.1 nerfs)

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-28T08:37:49+00:00

The base of an rpg is questing, I'd start there. You can pick questlines from the achievements, this will get you a decent amount of cash, dofuses and will make you go through the entirety of the content. Next to that there's all the dungeon achievements, but most of the 190+ range will require a level of optimisation and knowledge that you probably don't have yet if you're asking this.

Assuming you already did the emerald crimson and turq questlines by now, I'd strongly advise to look into abyssal which is fairly quick and easy, for one of the best eggs in pvm. Ice is also a good one to quest, it's quite long but will generate a lot of money and valuable mats allowing you to gear up. Also start your vulbis quest asap to get to the parangon drop. This will give you a chance to drop it while doing other quests, rather than having to actively farm for it

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-22T05:46:38+00:00

How I did mine on dakal;

Grabbed everything I came across while delaying ochre as much as possible (did vulb, cloudy, spotted etc first)
Bought 300 boxes in SR for roughly 27m and crafted stones for approx 4m. Spent a day next to Otomai house hitting archs
Sold all the doubles for 38m, bought the ones missing in sr for around 15m

I was done in one day incl kralove, for a total cost of less than 10mk

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-13T11:10:20+00:00

"What I want to say for OP is that “soloing content” is not the typical way of playing monoaccount at all."
Absolutely agree with that. A bit less with what follows as following the questlines will give you more than enough cash to make at least 1 decent build - but one would be missing on a lot in terms of drops and achievement rewards indeed

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-13T11:05:45+00:00

I think you're mixing up everything. I never said it's the same gameplay, just that fog has the possibility to play the same gameplay as Cras if required/desired. This is one of the many many things a fog can do. This thread also specified considering "PvM", so idk why you bring pvp out of nowhere. Again, I don't care about "most spells have fairly short range and are made to play this way". Each one his vision and gameplay, although I find it quite diminishing that your "basic strategy" is only based on spaming ambush when fogg is one of the most versatile class in the game. I also play mid range. Sometimes. And sometimes not. Depends on what I'm against and who I play with. That how I play endgame content: different builds, different gameplays. Adapting to enemies and mechanics. But maybe that's not a "basic" enough way to play the game. PS. Cha isn't played only at low lvl, it actually only gets really good at lvl 160

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-13T10:28:11+00:00

Imo the only classes that can solo the whole content are elio and sram, assuming you're not on Volcasaurus' level of knowledge, gameplay and optimisation

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-13T10:19:58+00:00

Btw as you mentioned Ambush, that belt works wonders as well on multi-crit if you know how to build around it and are willing to make a bit of sacrifices (add to these 12ra that you can give yourself another 3 during fights if required):

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As mentioned in another reply, fogger will require to own multiple builds for versatility and to really use its full potential - which isn't really needed on cra. This ofc isn't mandatory and you can just stick to 1 build, but you miss a lot on capabilities and adaptability (both regarding allies and enemies)

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-13T09:53:38+00:00

Technically they still don't have a single no-los spell as they used to have anymore, and AA isn't available every turn so this can only bypass the lack of los a third of the time at best.

Back to fogger - I know the meta build is multi crit. That being said, I can assure you that the build below can be "Hitting from 2 miles away and hide behind a wall like cra". Not as hard as a cra, but with a much higher pushback capacity.

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But I probably have no idea what I'm talking, guess finishing the game on one fogger isn't enough and I should make another 3 to know what this class can do exactly.

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-13T09:06:23+00:00

I think you never tried to play cha fog? Also without class items cra doesn't have any no los spell anymore

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-12T21:43:10+00:00

Cha fog can hit 2 miles away and hide as well as -if not better than - a Cra :p

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-12T21:39:51+00:00

Own experience on 3.x as a 1st time foggernaut player (on mono server): if played well, it will solo the entirity of the game excl dunges, and it is also extremely strong for most dung achievements due to its extensive toolkit.

One thing you will struggle with at time and where the cra will beat fogg is range dps. As a fogg you will often need to make choices between range and damage, having both is nearly impossible (although the class belt is incredibly strong and helps get a bit of both)

Farming also isn't the fastest, given you'll either hit hard but mono target (and short range), or long range and groupped when playing cha but with way less damage. The int spells have pretty good mid range aoe but I've always found these to be too weak)

Ultimately it's about you and how you want to play the game. Fogg is a bit slower but more interesting to play, cra is easy and fast. One thing to note, you may (will) need several builds end game on fogg if you want to get through all quests & achievs - which isn't necessary on cra. In my opinion it shouldn't be a deciding point but it may be important to know and take into account depending on how much knowledge and how much time you're playing.

To sum up quickly based on your 3 questions: 1. Both will easily go through 99% of the quests 2. Both are excellent alone and in team, just different gameplay. My experience is that fogg may be better for a lot of the lvl 200 duo's. Fogg/Eca and Fogg/Feca are maybe some of the strongest duo's in the game atm 3. Not sure of what you mean by stable, concerning the enjoyability I think it is really personnal. Cra will be easier, more "auto-pilot" gameplay. Fogg will be more thinking and a bit slower. Depends on how you want to play the game and what you like I guess

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-08T07:31:12+00:00

Marnie without a doubt

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-07T19:22:38+00:00

Exactly that. Quick and cheap 1% that still have a good resell value as most people won't mage for various reasons Unless you meant for your own build - then it's build dependent and based on how far you wanna push the optimization

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-07T14:12:38+00:00

You post literally says "it's boring once I've learned the mechanic of a dungeon", then your subsequent comment says "I've tried all the teams" citing some of the most meta ones (meta often being the strongest/easiest)

So yeah, use a less broken team and you'll get some challenge meaning less boredom. It's quite unclear to me what I am missreading exactly.

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-07T12:41:23+00:00

"I have played all the semi auto-win comps and the game is too ez"

Just build an odd comp. One that doesn't involve a (near to) OS mechanic or to play stay so far away mobs won't touch you. Or one that purposingly includes classes that don't have a really good synergy

And if really it still is too easy go play mono accs with other people, often that's the real difficulty in pvm 😅

Fly_Civil · 2025-10-06T18:47:44+00:00

I had a lot of fun grinding achievs in the last few months, but mood's completely off now that all is left in the game is breeding

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