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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'll listen to that all day :D |
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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. |
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