Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
Why would you need to start your game over? That's a terrible idea. ๐He does give you concrete info.
Because you want your starter Pokemon to be the very best, like no one ever was.
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Natures I can forgive because it's something I know was introduced in game and it gives character to your Pokemon to a minial degree.
By the way, they never told you which natures do what until the game after they were introduced, I believe.
He tells you when your Pokemon can't be any better in a specific stat, or whichever one is the best.
Yeah. I'd recommend the universal sex slave otherwise known as Ditto for your starter Pokemon, as Ridley suggested. He can, in fact, have sex with everything that isn't a legendary Pokemon and maybe another ditto.
Originally posted by TheAuraAngel
I suppose you glanced over the word [b]starter huh?[/B]
Originally posted by TheAuraAngel
Edit: Will point out that I don't believe they say Ditto can breed with everything in game. Don't remember though.
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
By the way, they never told you which natures do what until the game after they were introduced, I believe.He tells you when your Pokemon can't be any better in a specific stat, or whichever one is the best.
Yeah. I'd recommend the universal sex slave otherwise known as Ditto for your starter Pokemon, as Ridley suggested. He can, in fact, have sex with everything that isn't a legendary Pokemon and maybe another ditto.
Still add personality, corny and unnecessary as is.
Where's he live?
I want my Starter Pokemon to be my absolute strongest. The Pokemon I grow the closest to along my journey.
Edit: It seems I picked the wrong word for you guys. My First Pokemon. Better?
Originally posted by MooCowofJustice
Yeah. The fact that Pokemon can do more than kill the thing in front of them, therefore making a Pokemon the best he can be is a little tougher than "I want him to kill everything."Do you think stat increasing/decreasing moves are worthless? Because if you do it'll explain a lot.
Which is the general mentality that casual gamers have when going into Pokemon.
When I was younger I did. Now I keep one or two if I want but usually never use them. Not that I don't know where you're going with this but amuse me anyway.
Oh, wait a minute. So you're saying that pointing it out isn't enough? Why, that would require an in depth tutorial for everything in Pokemon, which defeats part of the purpose of the games. A big portion of playing through the storyline is always discovering new moves and how you can use them. It isn't Nintendo's fault if somebody fails to grasp the concept of not trying to kill something every second of play.
I don't recall stats being given an in depth tutorial. Is it Nintendo's fault if somebody can't put two and two together there?
That explains a lot then.