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Set or Switch?
What battle style do you usually set when you play Pokemon games? I always keep mine at switch, but I've considered trying out set before to see if it makes the game harder.
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i should really try set
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With the games I haven't really played, I like to keep it on Switch. For the games I'm more familiar with, I usually go for set until I get unlucky and angry at the game...then, it's back to switch.
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Switch for casual playthroughs/first time, set for challenges and nuzlockes
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Oh always Set, I can't remember the last time I used Switch.
It's how competitive battles work, so I just prefer to emulate that to some small extent. Helps a little with the difficulty too. |
i always play switch, but i played set when i recently played my japanese sapphire since i mean. i couldn't read it anyway. it was surprisingly fun tbh. and it added to the challenge of the playthrough. i might try it on english copies now tbh. lol i'm always bitching about the series getting too easy and well. this is one way to help with that.
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Usually switch because I can't really be bothered changing it.
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Used to be Set ages back when I only ever trained my starter (when gen III were the newest sets of games), but Switch is my go-to now!
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I'm pretty sure I've always had mine on Set and never really used Switch at all.
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I always play on Switch! Never played on set I think...
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Is Switch the default? Cause if that's the case then I use that since I'm lazy. :p
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I really like it when I can make a Pokémon game challenging (as hard a task as that can be lol), so I always use Set.
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I have the option on switch, but I rarely switch out my pokemon
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I've tried playing on set a couple of times, but more often than not I'm just too lazy to change it from switch. I try playing with a self-imposed set rule anyway, but it's not always convenient when training multiple Pokemon.
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Set is significantly more fun to me than Switch. It adds an extra layer of difficulty not knowing what Pokemon my opponent is going to send out next. Honestly, I'm so used to the Set option by now that I feel like having a sneak peek at the next Pokemon is kind of... cheating in a way. x.x
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Sometimes in set mode. I also attempt to avoid items in battle.
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I have always use switch.
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I used to switch but then I'd switch and now I'm all set to set.
...Yeah sounds lame when I read it aloud but that's the thing, it's literally exactly what always happens. I play up to about the second or third gym on switch and then that kind of bores me out (more because of the extra slowness than anything else) and I switch to set. Except for the few beginning fights and maybe the E4 challenges, I nowadays stick on set. Would you use Switch on the Switch? |
Switch for me
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I alternate my opinion on this.
For now Switch. It helps my team feel together, being able to go back and fourth more frequently. Also it helps distribute EXP. Sometimes Set if I feel like having more strategy, but I don't usually play looking for a challenge, more so I play to wind down or get my mind away from something. |
When I discovered there was a set mode, and understood what it did, I realized that I had been stuck riding around on training wheels for all these years. I made sure that I put that sucker on set, and never looked back!
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I'm pretty sure I always used switch, cuz type advantages and stuff.
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Always Set. I will never Switch.
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Always switch. Much respect to those who play set!
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When I was younger, it was switch.
Nowadays, it's set all the way. |
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