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Do You Miss Quick Leveling?
To clarify what I mean by this, I'm talking about taking any Pokémon, tacking on an Exp Share, and hunting shaking grass for the wild Audino to battle to quickly gain over 15,000 XP in one battle. Do you miss being able to level up excessively fast and getting right back into whatever you were doing, or are you happy with the spread out method of the all-Pokémon Exp Share instead and prefer that?
I actually forgot the Exp Share in Gen. V splits a preset experience and just took four Pokémon only to Lv.14. Have to pull three and try again. A little aggravating after all that breeding for importing; the only reason I'm training them is to then locally breed them in Kalos. :) |
I don't get it. In this gen you level up significantly quicker. Like I mean, after hour or two of grinding I was overleveled as hell. But seriously now, I don't miss that, the current is really enough. You can increase it with Poke-Amie, get Lucky Egg for free and you'll get 70% boost in total, also gen VI Exp. Share is just briliant. The system is way faster in this gen methinks.
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I missed that method a bit, but thanks to the Exp. Share and some boosts from Pokémon-Amie, it makes me less dependent of that method.
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And I agree; with exception to Pokémon that evolve late, like Eelektross, Hydreigon, and Volcarona, there isn't much need to go to Lv.100. Even when battling Audino the amount of experience gained becomes minimal despite boosts being applied. There was no point going to Lv.100 in Unova; my Fly companion, Swanna, is in fact still only Lv.76 there when I checked in today. Frankly, I actually hunt down wild Audino if I import something to later breed, but do I in general miss that aspect? Only early on, but as noted, the Exp Share as it now operates allows you to level up everyone evenly anyway. That way you can easily train whatever you want to train into the 30s quickly (Restaurant Le Wow with some boosts - not all, I didn't use Amie - in three trips, takes even Larvitar to Lv.50 or thereabouts) and later battle them against the Battle Chateau with a Black Writ of Challenge in effect, giving you access to Lv.70-80 Pokémon on the highest leveled Trainers (Diantha being Lv.80). So it's a simpler process now than it ever was. |
Fast leveling, deposit 2 pokemon of the same gender or different egg group to the day care (if you don't want an egg).
Go to Lumiose city in the middle, hop on the bike and put a coin or carton under the left stick, make sure you don't hit any NPC's. Leave gamo on overnight and voila. In no time a lvl 100. Would take about at least 12 hours from lvl 1. If you're worried about losing moves you can get them back from the move reminder. |
Nope! Because I never did train on Audinos in the fifth generation games. :D; I know the experience was insane with that but X/Y still had pretty easy leveling with the new Exp. Share and restaurants in Lumiose+Battle Chateau so I won't complain. B/W and B/W2 made training a tad.. too easy.
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I never really bothered with training Pokemon after post-game because I'm lazy. Also because I'm lazy did I never exert the effort to go and find wild Audino to train off of. That said, the way the EXP Share works on XY yields to my hate/laziness on grinding a lot better than BW throughout the game. I fact XY was the first time ever that I was actually over leveled for the Elite Four without even grinding very much because yea.
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I think we the new system it is a lot simpler to keep your party to an even level. No one is too over levelled and yet no one is under levelled. The only problem that I faced was if you do Wonder Trade then train that pokemon it will level at a faster rate than usual. By the end of the game my Serperior was higher levelled than my Greninja. Overall a lot easier though ^^
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Yes, definitely. I remember going through White Treehollow in White 2 and having my weaker Pokémon gain levels for days, especially against breeders which would use Chansey's evolution line. Here it doesn't feel anywhere near as convenient, even with the Exp. Share. Although it is nice that everything participating gains full EXP, that i'll admit.
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Well, best I can suggest is to check the X/Y Friend Code thread. There's a spreadsheet there with people listing all of their Safaris, and you can find Normal types with all of the different species there. :) You can also have a friend stalk your Safari and trade you the Lucky Eggs found; I personally recommend they use a Compound Eyes Butterfree knowing the TM "Thief" to save time, remembering to empty hands of the Lucky Punch or Lucky Egg afterwards. |
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I use thief with my Talonflame for heart scales very useful move to use, don't have a compound eye pokemon though, but i breed a lot of pokemon so flame body is more useful for me. Will check the trade section today, thanks for the tip. |
I miss it more than anything in this entire world. With the previous gen, it was little to no hassle at all and it made team building satisfyingly quick for me.
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I really think that the new leveling system in gen 6 is faster than ever. Or, at least that's how it seems for me. I've been leveling pokemon so fast. With the exp o-power, exp share, and lucky egg, I just go right through either the Elite 4 or the Battle Chateau. I really like the new system, though.
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Training exploits take away the fun of the game. *Grinding*
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Never played BW, but have played most before and found the rate at which you level in XY ridiculously fast when you have a team of 6. The XY exp share makes it too easy to level in XY IMO.
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Leveling up fast does have its ups and downs; you're training your Pokémon quickly, so you should be able to getting them to level 100 before you even know it. The negative side, though, is that with this, you're not able to train much of your team-members aside from maybe just one or two, which Experience Share in X and Y does offer. If I were to select just one, I would most likely have to go with Exp. Share method, as I'm able to level-up all my Pokémon at once, and keep my team in-balance as a whole. You're able to do it without the item if you try, but it just makes it a little easier, which I do appreciate!
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I've found that between Pokémon-Amie, Lucky Eggs, Exp. Share, and double/triple battles in Restaurant Le Wow where all the Pokémon are level 63 (and one trainer has an Audino in triple/rotation battles) that leveling up is much faster in Gen VI than ever before. Especially since you can rebattle the Restaurants as much as you want at any time you want, while Audino hunting could become tedious and the sports centers trainers could only be battled once per day.
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Two words, Battle Chateau, there's Audino trainers everywhere, so what do you get when you:
Add a Audino trainer+ A lucky egg and finish it off with a nice delicious exp. point power lv. 3 You get A TON OF AWESOMESAUCE EXP FOR LV. 1 POKEMON, also don't forget the resturants, you get the money back by mushrooms if it's not sushi go round and you don't do terribly, so yeah, theres still quick breeding, Oh and P.S: I never audino breed in B/W B2/W2, never ever |
Mmmmmmmmmno.
As everyone else before me has said, there's plenty of ways in this set that speeds up the leveling process. I only utilized a portion of those, & I already felt that my team is over-leveled. So yeah, I don't miss grinding on Audino encounters from B/W(2) one bit. |
It might be is because I have the attention span of a cat, but I actually find leveling up to be quicker in XY. I vastly prefer going through the Lumiose Restaurants to fighting Audinos in Gen V. It just seems to go by faster when all I have to do basically amounts to mashing A rather than running around fighting the Audinos one-by-one, especially when it'd occasionally take forever for a shaking grass to materialize.
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