EPTBulbasaur, Squirtle and Charmander - The Best? - Page 2
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flamewheel
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Milkis
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On April 08 2011 03:43 jlim wrote: Squirtle is way more cute than the other two. Even his sc2 player reincarnation is cute as hell. Wartortle is super duper cool and Blastoise is pretty badass. And his weakest stat, speed, was the least important one, so he had overall better stats than the other two. And btw you could easily rape Brock with Charmander using Ember. Maybe a potion was required, but still, easy business. Speed is actually quite important so i don't know what you are talking about lol. It was even more important in RBY cause it affected crit afaik. Competitively Charmander has always been the best out of the RBY starters. | ||
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KurtistheTurtle
United States1966 Posts
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d3_crescentia
United States4053 Posts
Though Grass-types are some of the weakest out there, I've been Bulbasaur fan since forever. Razor Leaf had a pretty good crit chance, and Sleep Powder was one of the best disabling moves there was. I also think the Gen I sprites for the Bulbasaur family looked better than the others overall. | ||
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Zapdos_Smithh
Canada2620 Posts
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IntoTheEmo
Singapore1169 Posts
Charmander is clearly the favourite here, everyone loves Charizard. Especially cause of the card game -> has 3x Shining Charizard from Neo Destiny. Yeah Starmie is imba, but like MMOs just grind levels to victory. PS: The only thing more dreamy than Milkis discussing BW is when he discusses Pokemon. Clearly an Ace Trainer irl. | ||
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ChrisXIV
Austria3553 Posts
On April 08 2011 03:54 d3_crescentia wrote: Actually, I don't think of Brock's Gen I pokemon had rock-type moves. The problem is that Charmander can't damage them effectively. Most Pokemon can't at that stage. Butterfree to the rescue. ^^ | ||
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ReketSomething
United States6012 Posts
On April 08 2011 03:54 d3_crescentia wrote: Actually, I don't think of Brock's Gen I pokemon had rock-type moves. Charmander wouldn't do too terribly against them, especially after inflicting Burn which halves Attack. Also, IIRC the reason Charizard got moved to NU was because of that pesky Stealth Rock in Gen IV. Taking 50% damage every time it switched in was NOT good for him =( Though Grass-types are some of the weakest out there, I've been Bulbasaur fan since forever. Razor Leaf had a pretty good crit chance, and Sleep Powder was one of the best disabling moves there was. I also think the Gen I sprites for the Bulbasaur family looked better than the others overall. Stealth rock was imba lol T___T | ||
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Bibbit
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`Zapdos
United States935 Posts
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jlim
Spain943 Posts
On April 08 2011 03:52 Milkis wrote: Speed is actually quite important so i don't know what you are talking about lol. It was even more important in RBY cause it affected crit afaik. Competitively Charmander has always been the best out of the RBY starters. I've never played competitive pokémon. As far as I know, if you were to play competitive pokémon you should not be using starters, so who cares. And I didn't know about the crit rate boost lol pretty cool | ||
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Chef
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On April 08 2011 03:37 holy_war wrote: From a competitive standpoint, Charizard is the worst (Never Used) while Venusaur and Blastoise are in (Under Used). Bottom line is that they're all pretty bad but Squirtle is the coolest. Can you please explain to me what exactly competitive pokemon is? I was under the impression that because Pokemon is a turn based game with only one right way to play (use the strongest move and make sure you pokemon is the right element), actual gameplay input is extremely limited. I mean what can you do that someone who's read a comprehensive guide to competitive pokemon in 10 minutes can't do in a pokemon battle? | ||
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Scip
Czech Republic11293 Posts
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chennis
Taiwan227 Posts
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IntoTheEmo
Singapore1169 Posts
On April 08 2011 04:06 Bibbit wrote: Can someone explain to me about the seemingly popular Butterfree to help charmander with the first guy? I actually remember using butterfree as well but I cant think of what he did. I can only remember it having tackle, assuming you trained from a caterpie. I'm thinking it had some sort of status powder thing but that still wouldnt help kill shit. Confusion, learnt at level 12. But Butterfree was only really necessary in Yellow where you only had Pikachu (alternatively, Nidoran works too). When I first played Yellow I beat Brock by using Sand Attack lots and Leer into mass Tackling lol... | ||
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ChrisXIV
Austria3553 Posts
On April 08 2011 04:06 Bibbit wrote: Can someone explain to me about the seemingly popular Butterfree to help charmander with the first guy? I actually remember using butterfree as well but I cant think of what he did. I can only remember it having tackle, assuming you trained from a caterpie. I'm thinking it had some sort of status powder thing but that still wouldnt help kill shit. Confusion. The basic psychic-attack and Butterfree learns it at level 10/12. Neither rock nor ground have any resistance and psychic-types were imba in general in Gen I so it was the obvious choice. | ||
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radim
Czech Republic122 Posts
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buhhy
United States1113 Posts
On April 08 2011 04:12 Chef wrote: Can you please explain to me what exactly competitive pokemon is? I was under the impression that because Pokemon is a turn based game with only one right way to play (use the strongest move and make sure you pokemon is the right element), actual gameplay input is extremely limited. I mean what can you do that someone who's read a comprehensive guide to competitive pokemon in 10 minutes can't do in a pokemon battle? It plays out somewhat like poker. Go check out smogon. EDIT: blastoise is the most badass pokemon and ice beam is the most badass attack. Easy choice imo. | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
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Kamille
Monaco1035 Posts
On April 08 2011 03:38 Kyuukyuu wrote: From a competitive standpoint they all suck so whatever, not the point. I always picked Charizard because dragons. Actually I've gone with the fire starter every game except Gen V so I guess I'm just partial to them. How could you pick the ugly monkey over Pochama? | ||
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