Gone are the Pokémon Centers, Shops and Gyms. Gone are the houses, villagers and friendly Professors with angry nephews. It's just you and 386 wild Pokémon. And you're pretty sure someone out there wants you very, very dead.
Basically, in Survival Island, you're going to need to need to heal your Pokémon in the field. But, without the family-friendly PokéMarts around, you're gonna have to make them all yourself.
Posted by ferriswheel42 on Sep 27th, 2012
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Basically, in Survival Island, you're going to need to need to heal your Pokémon in the field. But, without the family-friendly PokéMarts around, you're gonna have to make them all yourself.
Berries have been around since Generation II, but in Survival Island they use the Generation III berry mechanics.
Finding berries out in the wild is a pretty simple process, but knowing what to do with them is a little more complicated. Sitrus berries are one half of the main ingredients to all healing solutions. On their own, they heal a small portion of health, but when combined with Qualot berries (formerly only a Pokéblock ingredient), they become much more potent. All potions and healing solutions can be crafted at a brewing pot.
Here's the crafting chart:

Farming berries is easy. First, you need to find a berry plant and pick the berries. Then, plant the berry in soil. Different types of berries take longer to grow, but usually not much longer than a few hours of gameplay. When fully grown, pick and repeat. It's a good habit to always keep a berry in your inventory so that you can always re-grow a berry plant when you run out.
I really like this concept. Good job!
Yea, good concept. Tracking :D
No need for other materials like the plastics for the potion bottles? Perhaps instead you could hold onto used ones and refill them.