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If you could add one new item to any Pokemon game, what would it be, and what would its effects be?
I would add an item that would allow you to heal HP in weather's that would normally hurt you, like Hail or Sandstorm. I'd probably have four different items for each of the weathers, so this is sort of cheating if the question asks for only one. |
New item: Sweet Lavender
Effect: Causes the holder to fall asleep, and can be used with Fling to immediately send the foe to sleep. |
Great answers, guys! Some amazing items that would most certainly be great to have in-game :D
After putting some thought into this, I would say a great item would be a Megaphone: a hold item that turns the holder's every attack into a sound-based attack, so they'll always hit the opponent through a Substitute :D |
If you could add one new item to any Pokemon game, what would it be, and what would its effects be?
I think an item that I'd like to see added to the game is a pathfinder item, which would essentially help you navigate dungeons by highlighting a path to the closest exit. If not that, then a flashlight that we can use instead of the move flash in caves. |
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And yes, like you and KetsuekiR, I'd totally be on board for items replacing TMs -_- |
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Question of the Day What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely the most heavily on in-game? |
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I'm guessing that's because I'm an avid Water-type user, or it could be the other way round -- It's Surf that made me realized the Water-type as a reliable and strong type! :) |
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For me, my most relied upon moves are tied between Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, and Ice Beam--they're tried and true moves that you can always rely on to do some effective damage, and have a small chance of causing a status ailment ^^ I also rely pretty heavily on Toxic. It's great that almost every Pokemon can learn it via TM, and it's a nice way to whittle down your opponent's HP regardless of stat matchups. |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely the most heavily on in-game?
It depends on what I've got on my team and what they're capable of learning, really...usually I find myself spamming their strongest attack move after a boost or two; the games don't really require much else in the way of strategy. One I find myself coming back to repeatedly is Thunder Wave, though - both for catching Pokemon and crippling Gym Leader's/E4's teams. False Swipe is probably the attack move I rely on most heavily, since I spend more time catching Pokemon than anything else. |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely on the most heavily in-game?
HYPER BEAM. JK Earthquake spam ftw. Unless Flying. Then Hyper Beam. Unless Ghost/Levitate. Then Ice Beam. ...ICE BEAM. |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely the most heavily on in-game?
- Moves with high power and accuracy despite the drawbacks - Moves with decent power and accuracy (thunderbolt, ice beam and flamethrower) I not fond of attack that misses and gets recoil or often misses like focus blast. |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely on the most heavily in-game?
I really couldn't tell you. I tend to try something different with every playthrough that I do so there's a lot of things. |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely on the most heavily in-game?
I'm in the same boat as Blue Yveltal there. I like to mainly use moves with a usable base power and accuracy, and I tend to avoid recoil and low-accuracy moves. |
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What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely on the most heavily in-game?
Right now as I play through ORAS, I use Muddy Water until I can't. Still trying to build a team. |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely on the most heavily in-game?
The stock moves that have been tried and tested to have the most rewards for the lowest opportunity cost. Sometimes I do go for unusual move choices based on whatever composition my party has. For instance, I had Thunder to exploit Compoundeyes on my Galvantula (and it has never missed during critical battles). Recoil moves don't faze me much since I usually put Shell Bells on them, and such Pokemon sets are meant to be glass cannons. |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely the most heavily on in-game?
I go for high-power, high-accuracy moves, usuall >100,100%. Moves that come to mind are: Aura Sphere, Ice Beam, Dark Pulse, Water Pulse, Psychic, Close Combat, Grass Knot, Eruption, Lava Plume, Brave Bird, Dragon Ascent... |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely on the most heavily in-game?
Leech seed and sleep powder by venu lol!(But thats in fan made game where difficulty is insane) In official games,it might be flamethrower.Cause I always have one fire type in my team and always that mon has flamethrower which I love to spam! |
surf, earthquake, ice beam, flamethrower, thunderbolt, psychic, petal dance
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I find myself using Earthquake a lot in battle. A lot of physical sweepers are able to learn it, and it's very reliable in terms of power, accuracy, and type coverage. Of course, there is a downside in having no effect on Flying and levitating Pokemon, but that's what other moves are for. For defensive-oriented 'mons, Toxic and Protect make a nasty combination, so I may use them in conjunction with each other as well. |
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Question of the Day If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose? |
If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose?
Kanto - Celadon City - Seems like economically stable environment :P But actually I like the town for its background music, which I feel is highly representative of the city's "fun" atmosphere. Johto - Goldenrod City - I've lived my whole life in New York. I opt for Goldenrod over the other "massive cities" (even Castelia, which is based off NYC) because it feels like a cozier environment despite the population density. Also one train ride away from Kanto. Hoenn - Lavaridge City - The nearby Mt. Chimney poses an issue, but I'll think the hot springs outweigh the threat by a slight margin. Sinnoh - Hearthome City - For the sheer coziness of it all. Unova - Nimbasa City - It was a toss-up between Nimbasa and Castelia (for the reason listed for Goldenrod), but I'm a huge entertainment buff and Nimbasa has it all for me. Castelia seems a little too dark of a city for me. Kalos - Lumiose City - Big city, lights, sounds, entertainment, shops, home sweet home for a yuppie like me. Basically I lean either total warm, friendly and cozy (with a respectable population size) or all-out big bustling city. |
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Johto - Blackthorn City. It's revolved around Dragons, so chances are you get to have one as a starter :D For some reason, something about the remoteness of the place draws me to it as well. It seems to have that mystical feel to it due to how disciplined the trainers from Blackthorn are with their Pokemon. Hoenn - Verdanturf Town. It's very similar to Littleroot, but as easy access to different cities either through Rusturf Tunnel or Route 117. This way, the trainer can pick which path to take first when s/he begins their journey through the region. Sinnoh - I haven't played any of the Sinnoh games, so I can't really come up with anything :P Unova - Humilau City. It's my favorite place in Unova; a very lively place beside an ocean. Undella Town is a short walk away, so that's pretty cool too. Kalos - Anistar City. It's a city with very interesting lore because of the mystery surrounding the sundial. |
If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose?
Kanto - Lavender Town. Because it's creepy. It's also in a great location that could allow you to go to any one of four Gyms and work your way around the region from there. Plus...seeing the spirits of Pokemon. Perhaps one of them could inspire you to become a Pokemon Trainer, maybe starting with a Cubone that lost its mother? Johto - Mahogany Town. They could expand on the whole Lake of Rage operation as a result of starting here; perhaps it could be the event that would inspire you to become a trainer? Team Rocket always seemed a bit of a distant threat in the second gen up to the point they hijacked the radio tower in Goldenrod City, so it'd be nice to see them become a bit more prominent. Since they made their HQ here, they'd be a pretty overt threat. Hoenn - Dewford Town. It's at a convenient middle point, so it'd be nice to be able to explore either way in Hoenn. Are you going to go and tackle your dad in Petalburg, or perhaps go the other way to Slateport instead? I have to admit I almost picked Fortree for Hoenn because it's a wonderfully designed place, but it doesn't offer that same freedom of choice Dewford could. Sinnoh - Celestic Town, for it's connection to Sinnoh myths and old-timey ways. It'd be nice to start in such a quaint little town and then slowly work your way up towards civilisation, and it'd make the plot with Team Galactic far more of a personal thing, given the close proximity of the Celestic Ruins and the knowledge your character would have of Dialga/Palkia from the start. Unova - No matter where I start in Unova, I'm not going to think the place is any better, so it really doesn't matter in this case. I don't care. xD Kalos - Starting in Lumiose would be best, I think...it's the only location in Kalos that's particularly noteworthy, to be honest. Being a city kid venturing out into the wilderness would be a pretty interesting perspective for Pokemon to take, as well. |
If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose?
Kalos: I think I go with anistar city.The city has boutique and the most important mega ring upgrade by which player can find mega stone. Unova: Same here anything goes.I can start game in any city. Sinnoh: Eterna city I just like it. Hoenn:Ever Grande City there is something about this city it always attracted me. plus to be so near to Pokemon league is another fun. Jhoto: Goldenrod city is one of my favourite city. Starting journey here means department store , game corner and many other things. Kanto: I just want to go with flow in this region so pallet town is best for this . |
If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose?
Fortree City, because I can catch me an Absol to be my bestest friend forever. Also because treehouses are cool and stuff. |
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...It's the only reason why I didn't pick Fortree for Hoenn. Too much risk involved. Then again, you're conveniently in Absol territory. I guess you can pick a fire starter, threaten to set the city ablaze and hope a few Absols come running in to warn the townspeople. You... planned this out, didn't you? |
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Here are my choices: Kanto: I actually like Pallet Town as a starting town. It's a nice little place, so Pallet Town it is. Johto: Blackthorn City has sort of a special place in my heart because I've actually been to the city that it's based on, and it's one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. Also Dragons :3 Hoenn: Dewford Town, because I'd like to start my journey with a Mawile. Sinnoh: Sunyshore Town, because it's such a nice, peaceful looking place, and I've always thought the elevated walkways were really cool. Unova: Driftveil, because it has such a wide variety of different types of Pokemon in the areas surrounding it--there's the cold storage to the south, and there's some grasslands and caves to the north. Kalos: Couriway Town, because I love that waterfall, and it's nearby a train station, so I could easily travel to another region and start my journey there as well. |
If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose?
kanto-Yeah I too love Pallet town as it is my home(*wink wink*) in many pokemon journeys! Johto-Charicific valley cause charizard's!Hoping to get one from the most feared dragon in the world Hoenn-Mosdeep city.Cause of Steven and so a chance to get a metagross as gift.If it wasnt for town/cities I would have had chosen one of the numerous secret bases that are there. SInnoh-Sunyshore city.I like peaceful places Unova-I love Aspertia city.Due to the mountains and the view of whole unova(fig.of speech lol) Kalos-sigh never got to play anything from xy!rip |
If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose?
Kanto - Having played though Kanto countless times, I actually think Pallet Town is the most appropriate. But if I had to choose an alternative, it'd be Fuchsia City. Johto - Azalea Town because there's so much to do here when starting out. Hoenn - Petalburg City because it'd be interesting to see if the player lived at the gym. Kind of like the anime, but without the sibling. Or you could add the sibling. Sinnoh - Jubilife City because I think it'd be interesting to see the player start in a large city, versus in a tiny town. Change it up a bit. Unova - Mistralton City because I like airplanes. Kalos - Lumiose City because there's a lot to do and it's a huge city! |
What's a move (or moves) that you'd say you rely on the most heavily in-game?
While I don't like HMs, I use Surf extremely often. Other moves include Flamethrower, Close Combat, Ice Beam, Dark Pulse, Psychic and the other accurate moves that do around 100 damage xD If you could start your adventure in a different town or city other than the standard starting towns, which would you choose? I'd love to start out in any of the major cities! It'd be a nice change from starting out in a small village and we could have the option of traveling in any direction and following whatever path you chose :P |
Question of the Day Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey? |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Hmmmmmmmmmm... God, this is difficult. If I want to bro it up with one, I'd probably pick Blue. It's odd. But I can imagine getting along with him somehow. If I want someone I can stare at, I'd probably pick Skyla. I don't understand what she's wearing. |
erika or valerie, i feel like we could have some deep/weird convos
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Brycen wouldn't make a bad companion either. He has years of experience and deep knowledge about both battling and Pokemon, which would be helpful with pretty much everything. He's also heavily disciplined, which could aid in keeping shape for Gym Challenges and Pokemon Leagues. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Jasmine. I think I'd get on fairly well with Jasmine; she's shy and I'm reticent, so there would be a lot of silence on the road, but it wouldn't be too uncomfortable after that initial period where we'd have no idea what to expect of one another. She doesn't have someone trying to force her to talk, and I don't have someone talking my ear off whether I answer or not. It works out nicely. Jasmine is also one of the few Gym Leaders who I think would actually be quite adventurous as well; I mean, she DOES end up in Sinnoh, so there's a core of steel (haha) under that shy persona that could make for an interesting companion. There are other reasons, but I don't need to go into those, right? *coughs awkwardly* |
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Humilau City/Lacunosa Town/Castelia City/Nacrene City/Mistralton City - The beach, the atmosphere, the city, the artistic air, the airport. <3 Cherrygrove City - Wait, is that even a city? o_O Regardless, I still love it as it's near the beach. :) Sandgem Town - Exact the same reason as the Cherrygrove. Cyllage City - A seaside city, I love the bike racecourse a lot as well! Oh and they are also biased picks on the OSTs, hahaha. Quote:
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Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
For some reason, Flannery just sticks out to me even though there are probably others who might compliment my lovely Swampert better. That said I do think as far as personality, type compatibility and complementation; she's just a very natural choice. As much as I like leaders like Roxanne, Winona, or Wallace; I get the sense that I'd probably offend them somehow in our travels while someone like Flannery would say her piece, then be like "Yeah whatever." without being like actually mad. I guess you could say she'd probably understand having passion for something really well and be somewhat of an open minded person. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Uhhhhhhhhhhh... I don't know? I guess Brycen for Ground coverage and because he's cool, pun totally intended. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Probably Skyla or Elesa since they seem rather fun! Honestly, this question's the hardest one yet and I have no idea who I'd really choose xD |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Probably Blaine, Erika, Flannery, Winona, Gardenia or Cheren. These are the people I expect to get along with the best. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
aaaah I can't choose really but I gonna .... I think .... .I am still thinking.......its just coming in my mind. ..... ..... I gonna travel with Elesa or volkner .....volkner or Elsa ... Volknar and that's for sure he is damn cool and one of my favourite gym leaders. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Liza and Tate! Then I'd get to travel with two people! Or, Clemont, because I think he'd be fun to talk to. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Cheren, he is smart and can probably help out with training methods. Most likely tough enough to help defeat any gang members that would attack. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
I would want to travel with Morty. Ghost Types are pretty cool to me. He was always my favorite Johto Gym Leader for some inexplicable reason. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
I would want to travel with Morty. Ghost Types are pretty cool to me. He was always my favorite Johto Gym Leader for some inexplicable reason. |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Misty. i've just always have loved her as a character. especially mermaid misty. |
Oh wow, I almost missed the chance to weigh in on this myself haha. Also, I've been meaning to update the PGM scores. I'll make sure to update them tomorrow afternoon. c:
As for me, I'd travel with Jasmine. She's just an awesome gym leader--really nice person, and she cares a lot about Pokemon. Not to mention, Steel is my favorite type, so we'd probably work really well together in battle. Question of the Day Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to? |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to? Nope, asides from Super Mystery Dungeon, which doesn't even have an EU release date yet, because Nintendo are a bunch of c- Well, it would be nice if Rumble World got a physical release over here as well, because the primary reason I refuse to play it is because of microtransactions, which are removed in the physical release. I can't say I really WANT to play it, but it'd just be nice. I'd buy it and sink hours into it if it was released, at least. |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
I will give that a solid nope. |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
The Mystery Dungeon series, because I heard about all the love those games get for their story and the interesting mechanics, alongside actually playing as a Pokemon. I would have so gotten Super Mystery Dungeon for Christmas this year but nope we here in Australia (and Europe) have to wait until next year which is just awful. A reason why I hate separate regional release dates. |
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Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
I have yet to play any of the Mystery Dungeon games besides the first one! I really, really want to but whenever I have time, I forget that I've been wanting to play it :P |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
The current Mystery dungeons. I played the first one and it was cool. |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
Colosseum and XD, that's about it. I guess you can count Pokkén Tournament and SMD since they're already out in Japan. |
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon is a great series! I'd highly recommend it, if you haven't already given it a try. Great story, great characters, exploring the dungeons can be a little addicting at times haha
A game that I really want to play is Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness. I loved Pokemon Coliseum and maintain that it's one of the best spin-off titles we've gotten so far. Not sure why I never ended up playing XD, the sequel. Gamecube games are really hard to come by these days though, so I might just end up having to wait for it to come to the Virtual Console (if that ever even happens *sigh*) |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
Hmm... nope, not really. I haven't played OR/AS yet but am in no rush to do so. The only game I'm really excited about is Super Mystery Dungeon, because I'm a big lover of the series in general! Like Hikamaru I would have loved to get it for Christmas but unfortunately it releases sometime in 2016 in Australia, I believe. :T |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
The Mystery Dungeon games and Conquest. I have them, but have never played them before. I heard they are pretty great! |
Which gym leader would you most prefer to travel with on a Pokemon journey?
Misty and if she's not allowed whitney!These two ladies have always caught my eye(courtesy to anime).I like everything about misty and something in whitney strikes me!Gonna do a ph.d to know what strikes me! Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to? Sopheria by asking this question u have stabbed me by making me remember that I havent yet played XY and ORAS!That was painful! |
Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
pokemon conquest. i've heard great things about it. |
The scores have been updated in the OP. You guys are doing awesome ^^
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Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon. Also...I'm probably the only one who hasn't played Gen 2 games.
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I'd like to play the Japan-only TCG2 game (with a translation patch, since I don't know any Japanese). There are a couple other Japan-only releases that I'd like to try, for comparison's sake, as I've only played the American versions. I'm also curious about the WiiWare PMD game that came out as three versions in Japan a few years ago. (And of course, since the new PMD is out in Japan, I'd like to play that, but I plan on waiting for an English language version in November.)
I've played most of the Pokemon games, so there aren't many that I'm dying to try. I guess I could try Conquest or the Ranger series, but those have never held much appeal for me, for whatever reason. Other than that, I've never played PMD: Explorers of Sky (though I played Time and Darkness), so I wouldn't mind going through the extra content in Sky at some point. |
Other than the current gen,(I know) I would like to get my hands on Pokémon Battle Revolution.
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Are there any Pokemon games you haven't played yet, but really want to?
Pokémon Conquest. I've not really bothered with it before, but I've seen some really cool looking character art from it so I've been meaning to give it a look. |
The artwork does look great ^^ I really wanna play it. Question of the Day Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles? |
I make it a point to battle them as long as my team is healthy, I tend to need the extra experience they give you compared the wild. And the cash too.
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Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
I love battling random trainers! It's the easiest way for me to train my team (especially because I can't stand grinding in tall grass), so I make sure to fight as many trainers as I can throughout the game. |
Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
At the beginning of the game I tend to avoid them, so I have a few of them to battle to bring Pokemon I've not got on my team yet up to speed. If I plan to catch something on the route, or the next route, and it's going to be several levels lower than the rest of my team, I'll avoid them like the plague, then go back for them. Ultimately I like to battle all the trainers I encouner though, the trick is the timing. |
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Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
Well I like the feeling of winning so obviously I'd battle everyone and win. :P |
Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
Yep, I like to fight LITERALLY EVERYONE. No one gets spared. |
Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
Well, yes and no. I do try my best to fight every trainer in a route that I can find (even though I won't sometimes if I'm low on Pokemon or something) but I rarely go looking for trainers. I do sometimes though, if I need the experience or an item :P |
Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
Yes, to make them feel bad. |
Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
Of course! It wouldn't do to skip the valuable experience points, not to mention filling the Dex faster. I've made the mistake before though, and in the end I found it so much harder to defeat the gym leaders/Elite Four! I have the habit to save before a lot of trainer battles so I can reset and get a type advantage. xD; |
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Do you stop and fight every trainer along the way on your journey, or do you prefer to avoid trainer battles?
I battle every single trainer! It's free exp, so why not? |
Yea, I fight all of them too. Though what sometimes ends up happening to me is I'll occasionally skip them when I need to get to a Pokemon Center, but never get around to going back to fight them. That's pretty rare, but it does happen to me from time to time haha
Question of the Day If you could change, add, or remove one type match-up from the games, what would it be? |
If you could change, add, or remove one type match-up from the games, what would it be?
I think I would make Electric types weak to Rock types. They're only weak to ground, but another way to look at it is "earth ground", so Rocks. I have no idea how that would affect the chart, but it was always something I was curious about. |
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If you could change, add, or remove one type match-up from the games, what would it be?
I'd swap the way Water types and Ice types interact. I mean, really. What happens when you expose water to cold temperatures? It turns into ice. What happens when you freeze most fish? They die. It has never made sense to me how Water-types can resist Ice-type moves and deal neutral damage to Ice-types when it really ought to be the other way around. |
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If you could change, add, or remove one type match-up from the games, what would it be?
I would make Electric super-effective on Steel, given metal conducts electricity. I just don't understand why they made it neutral damage, when they really try to stick to logical reasons behind most type matchups. |
If you could change, add, or remove one type match-up from the games, what would it be?
Steel super-effective against Dragon due to traditional western folklore of swords vs. dragons. Since many Dragon types can also learn fire attacks, it creates a nice image of pitting raw steel against dragons and the dragons retaliating with steel's weakness. In terms of Asian or Chinese dragons that are typically water-based, worshiped rather than fought, it'd make sense for Steel to become neutral at that point. |
If you could change, add, or remove one type match-up from the games, what would it be?
I'd remove Ghost being resistant to Poison, that one just makes no sense and Poison needs a buff anyway. |
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This is a tough one for me to answer, myself. Competitive-wise, I think the type match-ups are pretty well balanced as they are, so I'm just gonna ignore competitive balance when answering this. But, I would make Rock resistant to Grass, because I've seen rocks sitting in grass, and it didn't look like the rocks were terribly damaged by it :P Question of the Day Suppose there were no Pokemon Centers in the games. How far do you think you'd make it into the game?(name a particular location in a particular game!) |
Suppose there were no Pokemon Centers in the games. How far do you think you'd make it into the game?(name a particular location in a particular game!)
I'd make it through just fine because Mom will take care of the healing. Or whichever friendly healer NPC I come across first. Or whichever non-Pokemon Center building/facility that has a PC so I can quick swap Pokemon in and out for instant recovery. Or I'll just buy my way through everything by stocking up healing items. All those Ethers are finally useful! And any game that allows Rock Smashing for items, great! Smash all the rocks! Combined with probably overleveling one or two Pokemon to sweep everything, even if one unfortunate member faints, there's always Revive. Everything would be just fine. Now if we're talking Nuzlockes, slightly different story... but still nothing precaution, grinding and recovery items/moves can't solve. Could just teach everyone Rest and fight Magikarps to heal up. Worst comes to worst (like if you run out of PP), you walk all the way home to Mom or the nearest healer NPC. MOM IS FINALLY USEFUL! |
Suppose there were no Pokemon Centers in the games. How far do you think you'd make it into the game?
I wouldn't make it past Viridian Forest. I am the kind of player that is constantly going back to the Pokémon Center, and I just know I wouldn't make it very far without one. |
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Suppose there were no Pokemon Centers in the games. How far do you think you'd make it into the game?(name a particular location in a particular game!)
I'd go broke FAST from buying potions. I'd have to also rely on NPCs and beds that heal you. Or, I'd be liable to cheat and use a PC. I think if there no PCs, I'd have to rely on the one at the Weather Center (ORAS). Other than that, no. |
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Suppose there were no Pokemon Centers in the games. How far do you think you'd make it into the game?(name a particular location in a particular game!) Knowing my luck, I'd make it all the way to the Pokemon League and then I'd probably die there. Although if the EXP share is the same as the one from XY and ORAS, I doubt I'd have any issues even then - I'd just use one Pokemon almost exclusively, heal that when necessary, and let my team sit on reserve and leech the EXP off it. |
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