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Gonna play G/S again with my own rules:
1. Can only catch the following Pokemon, chosen by Milkis and Flamewheel: Miltank - Chinchou - Wooper - Eevee - Bellsprout - Heracross - Teddiursa - Larvitar - Natu - Poliwag - Caterpie - Diglett - Gastly - Growlithe - Dratini
2. Must nickname them, and can only catch them once
3. If they faint, they must be released
4. Battle mode on set
5. No items in battle
Pokemon Locations:
+ Show Spoiler +For reference, Johto Routes start at Route 29 and go up to Route 46.
Bellsprout - Routes 5, 6, 24, 25, 31, 32, and 36
Gastly - Routes 31, 32, and 36, Tin Tower, Sprout Tower
Caterpie - Routes 2, 24, 25, 30, and 31, Ilex Forest, National Park, Bug-Catching Contest
Heracross - Headbutt trees
Poliwag - Routes 16, 22, 28, 30, 31, 35, 43, and 44, Ruins of Alph, Ilex Forest, Ecruteak City, Violet City, Mt. Silver, Viridian City, and Blackthorn City (Fish)
Chinchou - Routes 26 and 27, New Bark Town, Union Cave, Olivine City, Pallet Town, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island
Wooper - Route 32, Ruins of Alph, Union Cave (night)
Natu - Ruins of Alph
Growlithe - Routes 8, 36, and 37 (Day)
Eevee - Gift from Bill
Miltank - Routes 38 and 39 (Day)
Teddiursa - Dark Cave
Dratini - Dragon's Den and Route 45
Diglett - Diglett's Cave
Larvitar - Mt. Silver (Day), Rocket Game Corner
Pokemon Stat Totals:
+ Show Spoiler +Typhlosion: 534
Victreebell: 480
Haunter: 405
Butterfree: 385
Heracross: 500
Poliwrath: 500
Lanturn: 460
Quagsire: 430
Xatu: 470
Arcanine: 555
Espeon: 525
Miltank: 490
Ursaring: 500
Dragonite: 600
Dugtrio: 405
Tyranitar: 600
Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not as diligent as TheAntZ, so I won't be making a huge Pokemon thread, but it should be fun for me at least...
 
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What's your starter?
And name Diglett, Manlett.
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United States10328 Posts
whoa that is a pretty legit lineup of allowed pokemon (by that i mean larvitar and dratini are  )
wait no flyers except dragonite? can natu/xatu fly??
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Starter is a Cyndaquill named George (for flamewheel)
EDIT: I don't think Natu can fly but Xatu can.
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You can only use pokeballs to catch pokemons. That includes Ho-Oh/Lugia and the Legendary Dogs(or Cats).
The max level your pokemon can be is *Highest level that badge allows* - 10.
No TMs.
Can only teach HM to 1 pokemon. 
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On July 27 2010 06:46 ghrur wrote:You can only use pokeballs to catch pokemons. That includes Ho-Oh/Lugia and the Legendary Dogs(or Cats). The max level your pokemon can be is *Highest level that badge allows* - 10. No TMs. Can only teach HM to 1 pokemon.
No legendaries allowed (not in the list). But I like the Pokeballs only idea regardless.
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how bout you come and play some damned bw with me instead !!!
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Instead of releasing fainted pokemon, try this:
No recovering HP or status at pokecenters. No buying revives, but you can use any you find. More fun, IMO, since you won't be running back to the pokecenter after every battle.
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besiger: Sorry, I'm dodging ZvT from now on (SC2 did a number on my BW skills).
B1nary: Sounds like a good idea except how do you recover PP?
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On July 27 2010 06:49 B1nary wrote:
Instead of releasing fainted pokemon, try this:
No recovering HP or status at pokecenters. No buying revives, but you can use any you find. More fun, IMO, since you won't be running back to the pokecenter after every battle.
I agree...this is lots more fun ^^ I have tried this myself...and it gets you through the game faster
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You can still use pokecenters to recover PP but you have to make your entire team is at full health and have no status conditions beforehand.
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How about no Evo allowed?
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On July 27 2010 06:42 ]343[ wrote:whoa that is a pretty legit lineup of allowed pokemon (by that i mean larvitar and dratini are ) wait no flyers except dragonite? can natu/xatu fly??
Xatu can.
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Also Saracen I thought you were getting sc2? 8)
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On July 27 2010 07:05 flamewheel wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 06:42 ]343[ wrote:whoa that is a pretty legit lineup of allowed pokemon (by that i mean larvitar and dratini are ) wait no flyers except dragonite? can natu/xatu fly?? Xatu can.
lulz ok
should i play pokemon right now
i'm thinking no
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On July 27 2010 06:54 B1nary wrote:
You can still use pokecenters to recover PP but you have to make your entire team is at full health and have no status conditions beforehand.
That seems kind of clunky. I wish they just sold ethers lol. It would make everything so much better. 
On July 27 2010 06:56 Joey.rumz wrote:
How about no Evo allowed?
That would be so annoying to have to constantly stop evolutions every time a Pokemon leveled up lol.
On another note, I might want to replace certain Pokemon since they come too late into the game to be of any real use (Teddiursa, Diglett, Dratini, Larvitar, except I just love Dragonite so much T_T).
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Update: got a Cyndaquil named George as my starter and he's fucking cute as hell.
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Can you please name one of them Juicy. i think that would add a lot of depth to your lineup! haha
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On July 27 2010 06:33 Saracen wrote:Gonna play G/S again with my own rules: 1. Can only catch the following Pokemon, chosen by Milkis and Flamewheel: Miltank - Chinchou - Wooper - Eevee - Bellsprout - Heracross - Teddiursa - Larvitar - Natu - Poliwag - Caterpie - Diglett - Gastly - Growlithe - Dratini 2. Must nickname them, and can only catch them once 3. If they faint, they must be released 4. Battle mode on set 5. No items in battle Pokemon Locations: + Show Spoiler +For reference, Johto Routes start at Route 29 and go up to Route 46.
Bellsprout - Routes 5, 6, 24, 25, 31, 32, and 36
Gastly - Routes 31, 32, and 36, Tin Tower, Sprout Tower
Caterpie - Routes 2, 24, 25, 30, and 31, Ilex Forest, National Park, Bug-Catching Contest
Heracross - Headbutt trees
Poliwag - Routes 16, 22, 28, 30, 31, 35, 43, and 44, Ruins of Alph, Ilex Forest, Ecruteak City, Violet City, Mt. Silver, Viridian City, and Blackthorn City (Fish)
Chinchou - Routes 26 and 27, New Bark Town, Union Cave, Olivine City, Pallet Town, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island
Wooper - Route 32, Ruins of Alph, Union Cave (night)
Natu - Ruins of Alph
Growlithe - Routes 8, 36, and 37 (Day)
Eevee - Gift from Bill
Miltank - Routes 38 and 39 (Day)
Teddiursa - Dark Cave
Dratini - Dragon's Den and Route 45
Diglett - Diglett's Cave
Larvitar - Mt. Silver (Day), Rocket Game Corner Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not as diligent as TheAntZ, so I won't be making a huge Pokemon thread, but it should be fun for me at least...
You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category.
There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family).
Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself.
I would be impressed, however, if you:
1) remove Miltank and Heracross
2) disallow any evolutions
3) only one pokemon per species
NOTE: It seems that none of the pokemons you listed can learn Fly (not considering their evolutions).
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On July 27 2010 07:46 illu wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 06:33 Saracen wrote:Gonna play G/S again with my own rules: 1. Can only catch the following Pokemon, chosen by Milkis and Flamewheel: Miltank - Chinchou - Wooper - Eevee - Bellsprout - Heracross - Teddiursa - Larvitar - Natu - Poliwag - Caterpie - Diglett - Gastly - Growlithe - Dratini 2. Must nickname them, and can only catch them once 3. If they faint, they must be released 4. Battle mode on set 5. No items in battle Pokemon Locations: + Show Spoiler +For reference, Johto Routes start at Route 29 and go up to Route 46.
Bellsprout - Routes 5, 6, 24, 25, 31, 32, and 36
Gastly - Routes 31, 32, and 36, Tin Tower, Sprout Tower
Caterpie - Routes 2, 24, 25, 30, and 31, Ilex Forest, National Park, Bug-Catching Contest
Heracross - Headbutt trees
Poliwag - Routes 16, 22, 28, 30, 31, 35, 43, and 44, Ruins of Alph, Ilex Forest, Ecruteak City, Violet City, Mt. Silver, Viridian City, and Blackthorn City (Fish)
Chinchou - Routes 26 and 27, New Bark Town, Union Cave, Olivine City, Pallet Town, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island
Wooper - Route 32, Ruins of Alph, Union Cave (night)
Natu - Ruins of Alph
Growlithe - Routes 8, 36, and 37 (Day)
Eevee - Gift from Bill
Miltank - Routes 38 and 39 (Day)
Teddiursa - Dark Cave
Dratini - Dragon's Den and Route 45
Diglett - Diglett's Cave
Larvitar - Mt. Silver (Day), Rocket Game Corner Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not as diligent as TheAntZ, so I won't be making a huge Pokemon thread, but it should be fun for me at least... You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category. There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family). Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself.
Dragon Dance doesn't exist in GSC.
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On July 27 2010 07:46 illu wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 06:33 Saracen wrote:Gonna play G/S again with my own rules: 1. Can only catch the following Pokemon, chosen by Milkis and Flamewheel: Miltank - Chinchou - Wooper - Eevee - Bellsprout - Heracross - Teddiursa - Larvitar - Natu - Poliwag - Caterpie - Diglett - Gastly - Growlithe - Dratini 2. Must nickname them, and can only catch them once 3. If they faint, they must be released 4. Battle mode on set 5. No items in battle Pokemon Locations: + Show Spoiler +For reference, Johto Routes start at Route 29 and go up to Route 46.
Bellsprout - Routes 5, 6, 24, 25, 31, 32, and 36
Gastly - Routes 31, 32, and 36, Tin Tower, Sprout Tower
Caterpie - Routes 2, 24, 25, 30, and 31, Ilex Forest, National Park, Bug-Catching Contest
Heracross - Headbutt trees
Poliwag - Routes 16, 22, 28, 30, 31, 35, 43, and 44, Ruins of Alph, Ilex Forest, Ecruteak City, Violet City, Mt. Silver, Viridian City, and Blackthorn City (Fish)
Chinchou - Routes 26 and 27, New Bark Town, Union Cave, Olivine City, Pallet Town, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island
Wooper - Route 32, Ruins of Alph, Union Cave (night)
Natu - Ruins of Alph
Growlithe - Routes 8, 36, and 37 (Day)
Eevee - Gift from Bill
Miltank - Routes 38 and 39 (Day)
Teddiursa - Dark Cave
Dratini - Dragon's Den and Route 45
Diglett - Diglett's Cave
Larvitar - Mt. Silver (Day), Rocket Game Corner Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not as diligent as TheAntZ, so I won't be making a huge Pokemon thread, but it should be fun for me at least... You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category. There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family). Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself. I would be impressed, however, if you: 1) remove Miltank and Heracross 2) disallow any evolutions 3) only one pokemon per species NOTE: It seems that none of the pokemons you listed can learn Fly (not considering their evolutions).
I think those are pretty reasonable choices. Alot of them are powerful, but have gimmicks that make them weak early in the game. Dratini comes pretty late in the game and doesn't evolve to Dragonite until level 60-something(?). Larvitar doesn't come until after the Elite 4. Gastly has to be traded to evolve into Gengar, which may not be possible. Arcanine is good stats-wise but has a really shitty learnset, especially without breeding.
Heracross is the only one I would consider a bit imba for this, but it's also one of favourite pokes so I won't complain ^^
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On July 27 2010 07:55 ghrur wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 07:46 illu wrote:On July 27 2010 06:33 Saracen wrote:Gonna play G/S again with my own rules: 1. Can only catch the following Pokemon, chosen by Milkis and Flamewheel: Miltank - Chinchou - Wooper - Eevee - Bellsprout - Heracross - Teddiursa - Larvitar - Natu - Poliwag - Caterpie - Diglett - Gastly - Growlithe - Dratini 2. Must nickname them, and can only catch them once 3. If they faint, they must be released 4. Battle mode on set 5. No items in battle Pokemon Locations: + Show Spoiler +For reference, Johto Routes start at Route 29 and go up to Route 46.
Bellsprout - Routes 5, 6, 24, 25, 31, 32, and 36
Gastly - Routes 31, 32, and 36, Tin Tower, Sprout Tower
Caterpie - Routes 2, 24, 25, 30, and 31, Ilex Forest, National Park, Bug-Catching Contest
Heracross - Headbutt trees
Poliwag - Routes 16, 22, 28, 30, 31, 35, 43, and 44, Ruins of Alph, Ilex Forest, Ecruteak City, Violet City, Mt. Silver, Viridian City, and Blackthorn City (Fish)
Chinchou - Routes 26 and 27, New Bark Town, Union Cave, Olivine City, Pallet Town, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island
Wooper - Route 32, Ruins of Alph, Union Cave (night)
Natu - Ruins of Alph
Growlithe - Routes 8, 36, and 37 (Day)
Eevee - Gift from Bill
Miltank - Routes 38 and 39 (Day)
Teddiursa - Dark Cave
Dratini - Dragon's Den and Route 45
Diglett - Diglett's Cave
Larvitar - Mt. Silver (Day), Rocket Game Corner Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not as diligent as TheAntZ, so I won't be making a huge Pokemon thread, but it should be fun for me at least... You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category. There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family). Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself. Dragon Dance doesn't exist in GSC.
This, and also, how is he ever going to get half of those pokemon you listed early enough to make a difference? Seriously?
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Hah nice that sounds like fun i may have to do it :D I played a few months back and nicknamed all my pokemon after progamers that seemed like they suited. It actually made it even more awesome n_n
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You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category.
Dratini and Larvitar are definitely pretty big helps. Dratini + starter is probably enough to take out all of the E4, especially if you have Heracross too.
Haunter is pretty shitty so unless he can trade and isn't emulating (...which would suck, grinding on a gameboy) that won't make a big difference.
Growlithe he won't need because of starter ;_;
Bell & Poli: I'm not sure if you can buy the evolution stones in GSC (Goldenrod)? Or is that Celadon only, or just not at all? If you can buy them then lol Typhlosion/Victreebel/Poliwrath/Dragonite/Heracross/Ursaring @ elite four, beast combo
Lanturn is my favourite second-gen pokemon
You're really stretching with Natu there hehe
This, and also, how is he ever going to get half of those pokemon you listed early enough to make a difference? Seriously?
GSC has Kanto region. So... half the game, yea.
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I think you guys are overestimating my ability to keep Pokemon alive lol. Also, Ursaring/Dragonite don't come until right before the Elite Four, and I don't really have the patience to level them up and evolve them so quickly. And Larvitar comes much later. I can't evolve to Gengar, and the Kanto half of the game is really small compared to the Johto half.
Also, I really don't mind doing this without Dratini/Larvitar.
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and i thought you can only get elemental stones from bill, or is that just for gold and silver...
anyways if thats the case then poliwrath and victreebel comes way late.
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For GSC, no, you can't buy the stones.
You get moon stones randomly.
You get Sun-stone from the bug contests.
You get fire/leaf/thunder/water either from hidden places or from that guy where Bill's house is in Red.
However, you can duplicate fairly easily in GSC(tiny bit harder in Crystal) sooooooooooooooooo
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How about no evasion boosting skills as well? Just 'cuz it's way too easy to power out a bunch of Double Teams and just face rape whatever else can come at you. I would say stat boosting at all, but who wants to say no to Swords Dance?
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George just solo'd sprout tower, and I caught Juicy on Route 31 and then leveled him up a bit in Dark Cave while searching for a Teddiursa. I never found one though .
Alright about to take on Falkner. My lineup:
George (Quilava) L16
Juicy (Bellsprout) L12
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On July 27 2010 07:55 ghrur wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 07:46 illu wrote:On July 27 2010 06:33 Saracen wrote:Gonna play G/S again with my own rules: 1. Can only catch the following Pokemon, chosen by Milkis and Flamewheel: Miltank - Chinchou - Wooper - Eevee - Bellsprout - Heracross - Teddiursa - Larvitar - Natu - Poliwag - Caterpie - Diglett - Gastly - Growlithe - Dratini 2. Must nickname them, and can only catch them once 3. If they faint, they must be released 4. Battle mode on set 5. No items in battle Pokemon Locations: + Show Spoiler +For reference, Johto Routes start at Route 29 and go up to Route 46.
Bellsprout - Routes 5, 6, 24, 25, 31, 32, and 36
Gastly - Routes 31, 32, and 36, Tin Tower, Sprout Tower
Caterpie - Routes 2, 24, 25, 30, and 31, Ilex Forest, National Park, Bug-Catching Contest
Heracross - Headbutt trees
Poliwag - Routes 16, 22, 28, 30, 31, 35, 43, and 44, Ruins of Alph, Ilex Forest, Ecruteak City, Violet City, Mt. Silver, Viridian City, and Blackthorn City (Fish)
Chinchou - Routes 26 and 27, New Bark Town, Union Cave, Olivine City, Pallet Town, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island
Wooper - Route 32, Ruins of Alph, Union Cave (night)
Natu - Ruins of Alph
Growlithe - Routes 8, 36, and 37 (Day)
Eevee - Gift from Bill
Miltank - Routes 38 and 39 (Day)
Teddiursa - Dark Cave
Dratini - Dragon's Den and Route 45
Diglett - Diglett's Cave
Larvitar - Mt. Silver (Day), Rocket Game Corner Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not as diligent as TheAntZ, so I won't be making a huge Pokemon thread, but it should be fun for me at least... You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category. There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family). Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself. Dragon Dance doesn't exist in GSC.
Ops. Noted. Thanks for telling me this.
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On July 27 2010 08:25 ShaLLoW[baY] wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 07:55 ghrur wrote:On July 27 2010 07:46 illu wrote:On July 27 2010 06:33 Saracen wrote:Gonna play G/S again with my own rules: 1. Can only catch the following Pokemon, chosen by Milkis and Flamewheel: Miltank - Chinchou - Wooper - Eevee - Bellsprout - Heracross - Teddiursa - Larvitar - Natu - Poliwag - Caterpie - Diglett - Gastly - Growlithe - Dratini 2. Must nickname them, and can only catch them once 3. If they faint, they must be released 4. Battle mode on set 5. No items in battle Pokemon Locations: + Show Spoiler +For reference, Johto Routes start at Route 29 and go up to Route 46.
Bellsprout - Routes 5, 6, 24, 25, 31, 32, and 36
Gastly - Routes 31, 32, and 36, Tin Tower, Sprout Tower
Caterpie - Routes 2, 24, 25, 30, and 31, Ilex Forest, National Park, Bug-Catching Contest
Heracross - Headbutt trees
Poliwag - Routes 16, 22, 28, 30, 31, 35, 43, and 44, Ruins of Alph, Ilex Forest, Ecruteak City, Violet City, Mt. Silver, Viridian City, and Blackthorn City (Fish)
Chinchou - Routes 26 and 27, New Bark Town, Union Cave, Olivine City, Pallet Town, Vermilion City, Cinnabar Island
Wooper - Route 32, Ruins of Alph, Union Cave (night)
Natu - Ruins of Alph
Growlithe - Routes 8, 36, and 37 (Day)
Eevee - Gift from Bill
Miltank - Routes 38 and 39 (Day)
Teddiursa - Dark Cave
Dratini - Dragon's Den and Route 45
Diglett - Diglett's Cave
Larvitar - Mt. Silver (Day), Rocket Game Corner Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not as diligent as TheAntZ, so I won't be making a huge Pokemon thread, but it should be fun for me at least... You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category. There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family). Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself. Dragon Dance doesn't exist in GSC. This, and also, how is he ever going to get half of those pokemon you listed early enough to make a difference? Seriously?
You know, the starter is also available... that's a free, powerful species already.
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If you make it with at least four level 45's to the leet four, I'd say you can't level them any more until you've entered the leet four place and the doors slam shut. This is to discourage you from getting a level 85 tyflosion before facing them. (This kid I knew did this in g/s -_-, tyflosion one shot struggled through a lot of them.)
So to clarify, max level 45 before facing leet four.
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On July 27 2010 11:23 Hidden_MotiveS wrote:
If you make it with at least four level 45's to the leet four, I'd say you can't level them any more until you've entered the leet four place and the doors slam shut. This is to discourage you from getting a level 85 tyflosion before facing them. (This kid I knew did this in g/s -_-, tyflosion one shot struggled through a lot of them.)
So to clarify, max level 45 before facing leet four.
Good idea
Just caught a Wooper named Woopass in Route 32. He's so cute
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On July 27 2010 06:49 B1nary wrote:
Instead of releasing fainted pokemon, try this:
No recovering HP or status at pokecenters. No buying revives, but you can use any you find. More fun, IMO, since you won't be running back to the pokecenter after every battle.
I've done it before. It's rough early on, but once you get to buy TMs it's not that bad, and all you do is just overlevel after this. It's not worth the trouble imo
You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category.
There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family).
Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself.
I would be impressed, however, if you:
1) remove Miltank and Heracross
2) disallow any evolutions
3) only one pokemon per species
NOTE: It seems that none of the pokemons you listed can learn Fly (not considering their evolutions).
Enjoy using Heracross when it only learns Megahorn level 50+, and your best STAB for the entire game is Brick Break.
Secondly, Gastly/Haunter absolutely blows ingame until it learns Shadow Ball... except for the fact that Shadow Ball is *physical* in GSC. That's right, enjoy your physical Haunter, which means you'll be relying on HMs the entire game to do any damage. Gastly/Haunter's only attacking move is... Night Shade for the most of the game until you get some nice TMs.
Larvitar comes way too late to be any use, unless you want to use that to beat Red. Dratini? By the time you get Dratini, Dragon Rage is no longer broken and it's honestly pathetic. I'm hoping Saracen gets the Extreme Speed Dratini, which he gets at the last gym of the game and remember that Dratini has the steepest leveling curve in the game.
Fire Pokemon suck. Have you even looked at their movepool? And Teddiursa being the second best normal type? I don't know where you get that from honestly.
Honestly... in the end, this is for fun. I don't know why you came in all of a sudden and started bitching about how Saracen shouldn't have fun
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On July 27 2010 11:32 Milkis wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 06:49 B1nary wrote:
Instead of releasing fainted pokemon, try this:
No recovering HP or status at pokecenters. No buying revives, but you can use any you find. More fun, IMO, since you won't be running back to the pokecenter after every battle. I've done it before. It's rough early on, but once you get to buy TMs it's not that bad, and all you do is just overlevel after this. It's not worth the trouble imo Show nested quote +You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category.
There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family).
Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself.
I would be impressed, however, if you:
1) remove Miltank and Heracross
2) disallow any evolutions
3) only one pokemon per species
NOTE: It seems that none of the pokemons you listed can learn Fly (not considering their evolutions). Enjoy using Heracross when it only learns Megahorn level 50+, and your best STAB for the entire game is Brick Break. Secondly, Gastly/Haunter absolutely blows ingame until it learns Shadow Ball... except for the fact that Shadow Ball is *physical* in GSC. That's right, enjoy your physical Haunter, which means you'll be relying on HMs the entire game to do any damage. Gastly/Haunter's only attacking move is... Night Shade for the most of the game until you get some nice TMs. Larvitar comes way too late to be any use, unless you want to use that to beat Red. Dratini? By the time you get Dratini, Dragon Rage is no longer broken and it's honestly pathetic. I'm hoping Saracen gets the Extreme Speed Dratini, which he gets at the last gym of the game and remember that Dratini has the steepest leveling curve in the game. Fire Pokemon suck. Have you even looked at their movepool? And Teddiursa being the second best normal type? I don't know where you get that from honestly. Honestly... in the end, this is for fun. I don't know why you came in all of a sudden and started bitching about how Saracen shouldn't have fun
Brick break doesn't exist either, lol...
There really isn't a STAB attack because I told him not to use TMs (that's if he listens).
If he doesn't, (I'll kill him JK), he can get... rocksmash... lol. And dynamic punch? But the best physical attack is like strength or take down for him until megahorn at level 54, lol.
And there was an extreme speed Dratini? What? I never got it in gold. And I think I missed it in my crystal. >_< *CRAP*
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On July 27 2010 12:40 ghrur wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 11:32 Milkis wrote:On July 27 2010 06:49 B1nary wrote:
Instead of releasing fainted pokemon, try this:
No recovering HP or status at pokecenters. No buying revives, but you can use any you find. More fun, IMO, since you won't be running back to the pokecenter after every battle. I've done it before. It's rough early on, but once you get to buy TMs it's not that bad, and all you do is just overlevel after this. It's not worth the trouble imo You got to be joking. What is the point of this challenge? You basically picked all of the good pokemon out there for G/S, including the two pseudo-legendaries (Dratini, Larvitar), best Ghost pokemon (Gastly), best Bug pokemon (Heracross), best Fire pokemon (Growlithe), second-best Normal pokemon (Teddi; the best is probably Snorlax). Also Bellsprout and Poliwag are two very good lines of pokemon with three stages of evolution. Wooper and Chincou are very good because of their typing, Natu and Miltank are versatile with decent statistics in every category.
There is really no point in this challenge if you are allowed to evolve those species. All you need is a Dragonite with Dragon Dance to sweep through everything. If that fails, you can also breed a Larvitar with Dragon Dance (thanks to the availability of the Dratini family).
Even if you do not allow evolution of those species as well as for your starter, this will still be quite easy because Miltank, which doesn't have any evolutions, is a very good pokemon. She has high speed, high HP, high (s)def, and a usable attack. Just make her learn Strength and utilize her STAB. If she is low on HP, she can even heal herself.
I would be impressed, however, if you:
1) remove Miltank and Heracross
2) disallow any evolutions
3) only one pokemon per species
NOTE: It seems that none of the pokemons you listed can learn Fly (not considering their evolutions). Enjoy using Heracross when it only learns Megahorn level 50+, and your best STAB for the entire game is Brick Break. Secondly, Gastly/Haunter absolutely blows ingame until it learns Shadow Ball... except for the fact that Shadow Ball is *physical* in GSC. That's right, enjoy your physical Haunter, which means you'll be relying on HMs the entire game to do any damage. Gastly/Haunter's only attacking move is... Night Shade for the most of the game until you get some nice TMs. Larvitar comes way too late to be any use, unless you want to use that to beat Red. Dratini? By the time you get Dratini, Dragon Rage is no longer broken and it's honestly pathetic. I'm hoping Saracen gets the Extreme Speed Dratini, which he gets at the last gym of the game and remember that Dratini has the steepest leveling curve in the game. Fire Pokemon suck. Have you even looked at their movepool? And Teddiursa being the second best normal type? I don't know where you get that from honestly. Honestly... in the end, this is for fun. I don't know why you came in all of a sudden and started bitching about how Saracen shouldn't have fun Brick break doesn't exist either, lol... There really isn't a STAB attack because I told him not to use TMs (that's if he listens). If he doesn't, (I'll kill him JK), he can get... rocksmash... lol. And dynamic punch? But the best physical attack is like strength or take down for him until megahorn at level 54, lol. And there was an extreme speed Dratini? What? I never got it in gold. And I think I missed it in my crystal. >_< *CRAP*
You cant get it in gold, and you can go back anytime to get it in crystal. Go to the Dragon den, Take the old man's quiz and tell him how much you love pokemon. Leave the cave, and talk to him again.
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My reach spreads far and wide, and brings fond memories of and the desire to play POKEMON! >:D
Why dont you play HG/SS though?
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Brick break doesn't exist either, lol...
lol, I guess I'm that used to RSE gen
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On July 27 2010 13:20 Milkis wrote:lol, I guess I'm that used to RSE gen
And I am too used to GEN4 ...
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On July 27 2010 13:09 Saracen wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 13:07 TheAntZ wrote:
My reach spreads far and wide, and brings fond memories of and the desire to play POKEMON! >:D
Why dont you play HG/SS though? You've truly inspired me. I don't want to fight with my DS emulator to try to get HG/SS to work. I might get a real DS for Black/White though
I think I might get a DS sometime next year, too many sequels to GBA games that i loved D:
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On July 27 2010 13:09 Saracen wrote:Show nested quote +On July 27 2010 13:07 TheAntZ wrote:
My reach spreads far and wide, and brings fond memories of and the desire to play POKEMON! >:D
Why dont you play HG/SS though? You've truly inspired me. I don't want to fight with my DS emulator to try to get HG/SS to work. I might get a real DS for Black/White though
This is my plan as well. Fuck school.
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Off to fight Bugsy
Lineup:
George (Quilava) L20
Woopass (Wooper) L15
Juicy (Bellsprout) L14
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