It wouldn't work.
Why are you expecting to get them back on Kisiwa? :D
Temtem is not an open world like others have said, but if you're truly, truly curious, here is some data.
There are currently three islands available in the game. The first one, Deniz, has an area* of 90872m². The second one, Omninesia, has an area* of 54052m². The third one, Tucma, is 59450m².
The area is not "real", you can't walk every meter in there, but it is close to the real area we've developed so it is basically everything you see in the game, combined.
It is pretty much the same as the ELO rating system with an added bonus based on the game state. But the most part of the points is just the same as the ELO formula.
You have your squad but there are also "competitive squad" that needs to be configured on the Temdeck.
Go to your Temdeck, and check on the left side where your squad is, you should be able to change the currently selected squad with LT/RT.
The ban system is largely flawed
It's not largely flawed, but some false positives can happen. That's why we have an appeal system to review the cases.
The average wait-time for response is 3-6days, yet a popular streamer gets priority and unban as fast as within 2 hours.
More like the same day or the next one. We had previous contact with Plus due to its previous ban and that's why we checked their account manually to see if there was some new problems in the anti cheat.
I just personally reviewed your case and your ban appeal and indeed, you've been banned correctly. We've detected multiple and reiterative cheats on your account and I just rechecked everything and saw the same thing.
I'm locking the thread to avoid more missinformation.
Banned cheaters just want to discredit us and put fear in every legit user. They've been organizing themselves to raid our communities (like this very same reddit thread) to do so.
No, we don't ban innocent players.
No, the appeals are not automated.
No, hunting lumas for a large number of hours won't get you banned.
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Hi,
The mod team on Discord don't issue Discord bans for "voicing a negative opinion". However, if you were constantly bringing toxicity and derailing the topic to a toxic one then yes, they can ban you for that.
Also as others have said, just to confirm it, the mod team don't have any power on issuing bans in-game. They are two unrelated events. If you are banned in-game you probably cheated or used RMT, if not you can send a ban appeal :)
We haven't tweaked any catch rates. When (and if) we do, we will say it in the patch notes.
Buried down in the balance changes are 2 huge changes: Telomeres can only be used if you are the OT, and trades can only be made if you're close to the person. I agree with the first one wholeheartedly, but the second one just made trading unnecessarily more difficult. Now we will have to keep trying to get on the same instance in order to complete a trade..yikes to that. I didn't see a problem with the way it was before.
EDIT: No longer agreeing with the hack change - as I've realized this destroys so much value for those who purchased temtem with plans to hack them in the future.
You don't need to be in the same instance, just nearby in the map.
Will all tems sv's be maxed at ranked?
Yep. Level too.
Yup. They're everywhere. Crema does absolutely nothing about them. In the beginning, they said they were cracking down on cheaters/botters, but I feel like somebody must have threatened them with a lawsuit or something and now they've completely backed off and opened the floodgates.
We're banning dozens of bots daily man. We just don't publicly advertise it.
Lumas are an optional activity. If you don't enjoy hunting them that's totally OK, you don't need to do it. I agree it's a boring activity and that's why I (as a player) don't do it (or didn't do it ever on any Pokémon game).
However, if you have a suggestion to make it a more interesting activity while keeping the current rarity of them, I'm all ears!
Nope.
