Where to get timer balls in heart gold

Well, i got my timerballs from the goldenrod drawing. User Info: callmeinstead. I think you can't found before beat ef. Try at pokethlon or goldenrod market in 5f.

User Info: andibad. You can get them through the Goldenrod Dept. Both are pretty uncommon however. Im pretty shure u cant get it unless u trade with someone or urself with a pokemon with a timer ball. User Info: mby You can also make one by giving Kurt Apricorns. User Info: AznDark2. Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to ask and answer questions. Question Status Where can I find a net ball and quick ball?

Answered Catch rate of dusk ball and heavy ball? Answered Where can I find the energy ball TM? Some Pokeballs catch certain pokemon or under certain circumstances. Fast Ball A pokeball that catches fast pokemon easier. If the pokemon's speed stat is above then the capture rate is 4x. Made with White Apricorns. Friend Ball A pokeball that makes the pokemon you caught like you better than normally caught pokemon. Made with Green Apricorns. Heavy Ball A pokeball that catches heavier pokemon easer.

If the pokemon weighs less than Made with Black Apricorns. Level Ball A pokeball that catches a pokemon at a lower level than the pokemon in battle easier. If the pokemon you're catching is the same level or higher than the pokemon you have out then the ball is the same as a pokeball. If the level is lower than your pokemon's but less than double then the ball is 2x better.

If the level is lower than your pokemon's by double but less than four times then the ball is 4x better. If the level is four times lower than your pokemon then the ball is 8x better. Made with Red Apricorns. Love Ball A pokeball that catches a pokemon of the opposite gender and same species of the pokemon in battle easier.

If the conditions are filled the ball is 8x better than a pokeball. Made with Pink Apricorns. The first listed effect 4x for runaways only applies if the fast ball is used in a Gen II game. The Timer Ball also gives lesser bonuses for battles that haven't been going on for at least ten turns. You just have to manually or mentally keep track of the number of turns that have passed in a battle in order to know what bonus you get.

Of course, you can try to artificially keep a battle going for a long time, but if your opponent runs out of moves, it will use struggle and might end the battle earlier. This probability increases as you go up from , maxing out after