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Itachii
Poland12466 Posts
ONCE AGAIN ~.^ Voted Char | ||
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Rhyme
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Comeh
United States18918 Posts
![[image loading]](http://static.tumblr.com/nfc1yry/2fjktre1g/squirtle.jpg) I don't see any of your other pokemon being ballers wearing sunglasses. Yeah. That's what I thought. | ||
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bearbuddy
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Ghost151
United States290 Posts
His 3rd form doesn't have the raw power of Charizard or the combination of strength and versatility of Blastoise, but he is far more useful in 1-on-1 fights with pretty much any tough Pokémon, and he's one of the best grass types as far as learnable moves go. Leech seed + toxic combo, little bit of body slam for solid damage and good paralyze chance, and solarbeam for RAPING type advantages made him my go-to unit back in the old days of Red. On subsequent trips through, I'd pick him and grab a Nido (male) for a strong as hell Nidoking with body slam, thrash, and earthquake, and always buy the Magikarp before Mt. Moon and baby it all the way into the mighty Gyarados before taking on Misty. Pick up drowzee for a solid dream eating Hypno later on, and would usually end up rounding out with Articuno (man I LOVED pre-gold/silver Arti, before they split up the special stat, he ROCKED) and Zapdos to take on the elite four and the rival. Man, good times. 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? play against a good person or one of the stadium games on the n64 (where they also cheat horribly lol perfect % chance effects EVERY TIME MAN) and they'd teach you there is a lot more to it. Especially the newer the games get, the more new tactics get included because of moves with weird effects. I only played up to gold and silver, and the difference in strategy in one generation leap is HUGE. | ||
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DoctorHelvetica
United States15034 Posts
Squirtle makes the game the easiest though, you blaze through the final gyms like nothing. The elite four are incredibly easy as well. | ||
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deafhobbit
United States828 Posts
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Zlasher
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Gak2
Canada418 Posts
On April 08 2011 06:56 Zlasher wrote: I also remember, the way to beat brock and his rock shit with charmander first is that you pick fighting attacks level Tackle and stuff, beat them with that. Of course I'm speaking really objectively from a R/B standpoint and not all these new pokemons and stuff, I hope that is what we're discussing. charmander had scratch! and there were no fighting moves at that level except mankey's low kick. the best way to beat brock if choosing charmander was to use pidgey's sand attack until it stops working and then gust/scratch/ember him to death you could also make a butterfree with confusion (quite tedious) | ||
Milkis
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On April 08 2011 04:10 jlim wrote: 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 Infernape wants a word with you  | ||
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OmgIRok
Taiwan2699 Posts
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Mavkar
Germany592 Posts
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deafhobbit
United States828 Posts
So does Gen 2 Charizard, late Gen 4 Empoleon, and possibly Gen 5 Blaziken. | ||
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Torenhire
United States11681 Posts
It's too hard to pick a favorite. I can't vote :x | ||
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Bibbit
Canada5377 Posts
On April 08 2011 08:20 deafhobbit wrote: So does Gen 2 Charizard, late Gen 4 Empoleon, and possibly Gen 5 Blaziken. If I'm not mistaken, Swampert had his time in the spotlight as well, no? | ||
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Milkis
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On April 08 2011 08:28 Bibbit wrote: If I'm not mistaken, Swampert had his time in the spotlight as well, no? Yeah, swampert was the sole reason things carried HP Grass in ADV, what a beast :3 | ||
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d3_crescentia
United States4053 Posts
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On April 08 2011 07:07 Gak2 wrote: charmander had scratch! and there were no fighting moves at that level except mankey's low kick. the best way to beat brock if choosing charmander was to use pidgey's sand attack until it stops working and then gust/scratch/ember him to death you could also make a butterfree with confusion (quite tedious) Oh...m.eh I don't remember, I never played competitively, I just played with my brother and had a blast going through it as an 8 year old. | ||
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jlim
Spain943 Posts
On April 08 2011 08:35 Milkis wrote: Yeah, swampert was the sole reason things carried HP Grass in ADV, what a beast :3 What are you all talking about :O I didn't go further than gold/silver... and those new starters with two types and a handful of fancy skills are pretty hax. EDIT: btw OP great blog, 5/5, you got all the people involved in something as trivial as pokémon thanks to a great composition | ||
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myopia
United States2928 Posts
no need to read blog | ||
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