Guide to be a Pokemon Master in Diamond & Pearl (Not Finished)

[Surfiken]

Pokemon Diamond & Pearl
How to be a Master

Choosing the Write Pokemon at the start
At the beginning of every Pokemon game, the Professor, will ask you questions about your self, (Name, Gender, and Rival's Name) After that they will some how get you to choose a "Starter" Pokemon. Its quite simple. Either, A Fire Pokemon (Chimchar), a Water Pokemon (Piplup), or a Grass Pokemon (Turtwig). As will a rival,

You Choose: Turtwig
----Rival Chooses: Chimchar

You Choose: Chimchar
----Rival Chooses: Piplup

You Choose: Piplup
----Rival Chooses: Turtwig


(Not finished.)

[Dialga450]

Do you know how long it would take to become a master!? It would take probably take 100s of hours to catch every single pokemon in the pokedex both national and sinnoh. So that was my dream then i got smart and figured out that it would be nearly impossible so i just went on with life and started catching like crazy now i have to beat the dang game again because my bro restarted it!!

[Surfiken]

Remember this is not finished... Master as in...

Being good at the game...

[BREAKINGBEN]

*cough* this will take a while *cough*

There are many ways to be a "master" at this game.

You can be a master coordinater, a master competitive battler, a person who completed their Pokedex, ANYTHING in the game can be master...ized.

I think everyone knows the basics anyway. If you REALLY want to make this "special" in any way, then post some interesting facts or some info that a lot of people don't know.

P.S.-you spelled right wrong... it is used (the way you spelled it) in the wrong context.

[El Gofre]

Beleieve me, its really not hard to be good at the game. It's designed for ages 3+, and the AI is programmed to act that age too. To be good at pokemon you need common sense, and thats about it. Now wifi battling is something to master, and i dont think anyone can fully teach that.

[Britney Spears]

There really is no need for guides here on the forum. If someone has a question, it's usually either covered in the FAQ or they can easily make their own thread.