[QUOTE=Tuskin;28839709]Keep the Grass Monkey, it will be useful for Clay's gym.[/QUOTE]
Also keep Lillipup. His final form (Stoutland) may not be extremely memorable, but it has a pretty good base Attack. Also, there are some Fighting Pokémon, Sawk and Timburr, outside Pinwheel Forest. Those will really help against that Gym, and they're decent Pokémon regardless.
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Now that I think about it, just about ALL gyms are stationed next to a Pokémon location that will fuck them up.
The first has those monkeys, second Timburr/Sawk/Throh, third has Roggenrola, etc.
Skyla's town is situated right next to Chargestone Cave, for fuck's sake.
[QUOTE=Velguador;28840043]
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Now that I think about it, just about ALL gyms are stationed next to a Pokémon location that will fuck them up.
The first has those monkeys, second Timburr/Sawk/Throh, third has Roggenrola, etc.
Skyla's town is situated right next to Chargestone Cave, for fuck's sake.[/QUOTE]
Clay is next to Vanillite, and Burgh has Darumaka
[QUOTE=Velguador;28840043]Also keep Lillipup. His final form (Stoutland) may not be extremely memorable, but it has a pretty good base Attack. Also, there are some Fighting Pokémon, Sawk and Timburr, outside Pinwheel Forest. Those will really help against that Gym, and they're decent Pokémon regardless.
[editline]27th March 2011[/editline]
Now that I think about it, just about ALL gyms are stationed next to a Pokémon location that will fuck them up.
The first has those monkeys, second Timburr/Sawk/Throh, third has Roggenrola, etc.
Skyla's town is situated right next to Chargestone Cave, for fuck's sake.[/QUOTE]
gotta catch em all
[QUOTE=Velguador;28840043]Now that I think about it, just about ALL gyms are stationed next to a Pokémon location that will fuck them up.
The first has those monkeys, second Timburr/Sawk/Throh, third has Roggenrola, etc.
Skyla's town is situated right next to Chargestone Cave, for fuck's sake.[/QUOTE]
That's pretty much always how it's been
[QUOTE=Velguador;28840043]Also keep Lillipup. His final form (Stoutland) may not be extremely memorable, but it has a pretty good base Attack. Also, there are some Fighting Pokémon, Sawk and Timburr, outside Pinwheel Forest. Those will really help against that Gym, and they're decent Pokémon regardless.
[editline]27th March 2011[/editline]
Now that I think about it, just about ALL gyms are stationed next to a Pokémon location that will fuck them up.
The first has those monkeys, second Timburr/Sawk/Throh, third has Roggenrola, etc.
Skyla's town is situated right next to Chargestone Cave, for fuck's sake.[/QUOTE]
Remember the good old days when all you had was a Pikachu that was about as effective against Rock types as fire in space. The only Pokemon that could effectively take him out was Mankey, but how many people knew you could get one along a path you can't fully go down yet. It took me a couple play throughs to realize they were there (I always assumed they were the shitty Rattatas and Pidgeys I had already caught).
[quote=eastbaywilly;28840378]remember the good old days when all you had was a pikachu that was about as effective against rock types as fire in space. The only pokemon that could effectively take him out was mankey, but how many people knew you could get one along a path you can't fully go down yet. It took me a couple play throughs to realize they were there (i always assumed they were the shitty rattatas and pidgeys i had already caught).[/quote]
this x2247894
[QUOTE=EastBayWilly;28840378]Remember the good old days when all you had was a Pikachu that was about as effective against Rock types as fire in space. The only Pokemon that could effectively take him out was Mankey, but how many people knew you could get one along a path you can't fully go down yet. It took me a couple play throughs to realize they were there (I always assumed they were the shitty Rattatas and Pidgeys I had already caught).[/QUOTE]
I used a Butterfree against Brock.
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But not before training my Pikachu up to Thunderbolt because I was a kid and the anime lied to me.
420 choose Bulbasaur all day erryday
I overleveled my Pikachu and tackled him to death.
Same, except I used Quick Attack. That, and a Butterfree.
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Wait a second, did they introduce Critical Throws in this gen? I just threw a Dusk Ball, it made a different sound effect (both the throwing and all other) and then caught that Ferroseed after only one shake.
I used to power level my Rattata to Raticate and Pidgey to Pidgeotto. Gust proves very helpful.
[QUOTE=Velguador;28840657]
Wait a second, did they introduce Critical Throws in this gen? I just threw a Dusk Ball, it made a different sound effect (both the throwing and all other) and then caught that Ferroseed after only one shake.[/QUOTE]
Yes. Yes they did.
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If anyone wants a level 1 larvestra, i'm breeding them like mad. Also Dieno and Murkrow.
[QUOTE=Jax Strife;28840707]Yes. Yes they did.
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If anyone wants a level 1 larvestra, i'm breeding them like mad. Also Dieno and Murkrow.[/QUOTE]
I'm interested in a Murkrow. Are you giving them away freely?
I'd love a growlithe or a tyrogue. But pretty much for free.
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I think I have one extra murkrow right now, but i've got 3+ larvestas
I can't get either of those just yet unfortunately. I started yesterday of course.
fuck i love arbok
Ferrothorn seems kind of overpowered.
Not really. Just hit it with HP fire.
[QUOTE=EastBayWilly;28840378]Remember the good old days when all you had was a Pikachu that was about as effective against Rock types as fire in space. The only Pokemon that could effectively take him out was Mankey, but how many people knew you could get one along a path you can't fully go down yet. It took me a couple play throughs to realize they were there (I always assumed they were the shitty Rattatas and Pidgeys I had already caught).[/QUOTE]
Not to brag, but in Pokemon Yellow my Pikachu was shit against Brock's Pokemon. So, I caught a Pidgey, raised it to Lv23(ENDLESS GRINDING, I was only like 7 then). I then fought and beat Brock. WITH A FUCKIN' PIDGEOTO. And I used it throughout the entire game, by end game when I went up against Mewtwo, my Pidgeot was Lv83. Pikachu? Lv15.
[QUOTE=salty peanut v2;28840319]That's pretty much always how it's been[/QUOTE]
Pokemon Yellow. First Gym.
mankey
[QUOTE=Maximo13;28841329]Pokemon Yellow. First Gym.[/QUOTE]
there were Mankeys nearby that you could use to slap Brock's shit
[QUOTE=Maximo13;28841329]Pokemon Yellow. First Gym.[/QUOTE]
Mankey: Low Kick, Karate Chop
Butterfree: Sleeping Powder
Pidgey: Gust, Sand Attack
Butterfree also knows confusion very early on
[QUOTE=salty peanut v2;28841399]there were Mankeys nearby that you could use to slap Brock's shit[/QUOTE]
Really? I normally got a Nidoran and waited for it to learn Double Kick.
THERES SO MANY CHOICESc
I'm standing in front of Kyurem right now. I'll use 9 ultra balls, 2 dusk balls, and my master ball in that order. If I have to rely on using my master ball, should I reset or keep it like that?
[QUOTE=Abrown516;28842776]I'm standing in front of Kyurem right now. I'll use 9 ultra balls, 2 dusk balls, and my master ball in that order. If I have to rely on using my master ball, should I reset or keep it like that?[/QUOTE]
reset, save the master ball
[QUOTE=salty peanut v2;28842811]reset, save the master ball[/QUOTE]
For whom?
[QUOTE=Abrown516;28842840]For whom?[/QUOTE]
[i]*gentle breeze blows in the background*
...when the time comes...you will know what to do...[/i]
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