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4th Gen Quick or Slow Battle

Quick or Slow Battle

  • Quick Battle

    Votes: 65 86.7%
  • Slow Battle

    Votes: 10 13.3%

  • Total voters
    75

NatureKeeper

Guest
  • 0
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    I thankfully KO them quickly. They don't get a chance to touch me. I sometimes dish with Sand-Attack, the best move in my opinion along with Double-Team (evasiveness and accuracy FTW!).
     

    Lati-Fan95

    I completed my HG Pokedex!^^
  • 245
    Posts
    14
    Years
    Like a guy in Ruby wrote into his Pokenav, strike before striken!^^ I prefer pwning my enemies with strong attacks and I'm trying to sweep with every Pokemon (Yeah, I have a Calm Mind Cress, it really kicks ass!^^), even with those where you shouldn'y do that... Well, I know how EVing and DVing works and I'm also no noob at strategy, but I prefer the good ol' sweepin' !^^
     

    RCMF13

    HI GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • 33
    Posts
    14
    Years
    Quick battle usually, but sometimesI have to go slow and use stat altering moves.

    Mostly quick battle, so I voted for "quick battle"
     

    DeathOfBlades

    AYE SIR!
  • 280
    Posts
    17
    Years
    Do you defeat the enemy quickly with strong attacks, or do you take it slowly and lower their defense, and put them to sleep, etc?

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    I take them down quickly, so they have less chance to attack me :D

    I don't know it depends. If I am craving to play Pokemon then yes I love to take it a little slowly. If I am craving pokemon but want to beat the elite four so I can get the Battle Park unlocked then I rush it with strong attacks. On Wi-fi I would use any attack as long as it kills the enemy faster and easier.
     
  • 172
    Posts
    14
    Years
    • Seen Apr 15, 2013
    For competitive, slow battles. A 6-0 stall is so much more gratifying than just dragon dancing a salamence and sweeping 6-0
     

    Doogle3097

    Hola.
  • 117
    Posts
    14
    Years
    If it's a random trainer/wild Pokémon battle, I'll try and just make the Pokémon faint ASAP, but I always have a strategy for Wi-Fi battles, Gym Battles, E4, Pokémon I want to catch etc.
     
  • 1,415
    Posts
    15
    Years
    • Seen Jul 2, 2023
    In-game, I prefer to finish battles as quickly as possible. I really see no reason for prolonging battles when I could be moving on to other battles or getting more training done.
     

    Honest

    Hi!
  • 11,676
    Posts
    15
    Years
    Quick Battles, seeing as I like to blitz. xD, I mean, I go full offense. I don't really use moves like Calm Mind and such. Seems like a waste... then I curse myself for losing. xD
     

    Gamefreaked

    Evil Genius
  • 45
    Posts
    14
    Years
    • Seen May 7, 2010
    A fast battle is a sure battle no? If you an win quickly then your victory has been assured now, and if not youll now, but with a slower battle theres always that impending threat that, oh frick I might lose, or something horrible may happen leading to an even longer battle full of woe. Power is power as the name entails, why not use it?
     

    Ice Car

    Banned
  • 515
    Posts
    14
    Years
    really i have an mixed team planned. if you played battle factory a lot, you may have seen the umbreon. it's a beast. not really, but it can stand up to just about anything.

    usually my team has like 4 all out attackers, 2 defenders. pretty balanced. the defenders are especially good against those powerhouses you just can't seem to beat.
     

    Cyndahog

    lol hi
  • 112
    Posts
    15
    Years
    Most of the time, I prefer a quick battle. However, I do like slow battles if I'm up against somone awesome, like Cynthia. In other cases though, slow battles are frustrating.
     

    big NATE alpha

    Patriotic Trainer
  • 135
    Posts
    14
    Years
    • Seen Sep 20, 2011
    Generally, quick battles are my forte. I train fast, powerful Pokemon who can take their opponent out in 1-2 hits. However, if it is a multiplayer/Wi-Fi battle, I will take however long I have to to win. I will, however, take the slow and steady approach when using my Darkrai, thanks to Dark Void. I lost track of how many kills I got by using Dark Void, Nightmare, and then Faint Attack. But for all my other Pokemon (I try to keep my Shaymin in Sky Forme as much as possible), I try to hit first and hit hard, so I can't get hit myself.
     
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