4th Gen will you make your starter the strongest on your team

[meganium14]

will you make your starter your strongest pokemon on your team? i would!!!!!!!

 

[aкισ]

Well of course for a little while.

at least in all my other games i have trained the starter the most..


Untill you get to the League and stuff..
then, it all changes [:

 

[Cursed Cubone]

My starter used to always be about 20 levels over all my other Pokémon, but that ended with the release of D/P/Pt.

So I will not be making my starter the strongest.

~ Nick .​

 

[pokefangunner]

i use my starter through the whole game through the pokemon leauge then ill use ho-oh but ill also use the legendary dogs at the elite 4

 

[Skillpadde]

Up until I've beaten the Pokemon league, probably. But I'm aiming to only have 3/4 Pokemon initially, so they'll be fairly equal.

 

[Jack Surge]

Well, that's what I usually do. Not by several levels though, I like to keep them all around the same, but generally my starter is a couple levels higher than the rest.

 

[Charizard3]

i think that nintendo wants you to have all of your pokemon at equal levels and thats wut i always do xcept that my meganium feraligatr and typhlosion will be a few levels igher than my tyranitar, electabuzz, and pidgeot

 

[Guy]

Normally, my starter only remains my strongest Pokémon on the team during the early parts of the game. After my team starts to build up for the Elite Four, I have a habit of over training them all and keeping them all equally at the same level. So, only after a certain point will my starter become equal with the rest of the team.

Though, after reaching the Elite, the levels start to become unbalanced and I leave it all to chance for who ever becomes the strongest on the team. Most cases it isn't my starter although I don't doubt it may be possible for Quilava to be the highest level this time around.

 

[meganium14]

no i keep my meganium the strongest it just seems right

 

[Aquerex]

I keep all my Pokemon the same level.

It's only fair. =P

 

[GlitchCity]

well I usually find my starter to be the most reliable pokemon, so yeah.

 

[Medli]

I'm pretty obsessive about keeping my Pokemon's levels at around the same level, but I usually have my starter two or three levels above. So, to answer your question, yes.

In the beginning of the game, my levels are pretty unbalanced as well, since I noticed that I usually don't catch my second Pokemon until after the first gym or so (at least for G/S/C).

 

[Kirbychu]

I'm ditching my starter, so no.

 

[rps96]

never the strongest im almost going to stop playing pokemon xD maybe

~rps96

 

[Ayselipera]

No, I always train all my pokemon evenly. Having one pokemon so much stronger then the others isn't the best strategy. Atleast for me.

 

[Empty Pot]

Nu uh. I always made this mistake until my 10th time playing through Leaf Green. I ended up having a level 87 Pidgeot when I reached the E4. I plan to make a super strong Furret for the E4 this time. :D

 

[GreenGyarados]

My starter usually ends up being slightly stronger than my other Pokémon, but I don't try to make it happen.

 

[Alec_]

Statistically, yeah. but, I'm still gonna balance the levels all of my pokemon in my team. :)

 

[sirboulevard]

Nope, i do battle competitively and i have no intention of being unequal with my pokemon.

 

[I Tried Voodoo Once]

my ferligatr, shiny charizard, and sceptile will be my strongest