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I'm EV training as of right now. I training my Adamant Pupitar with Dragon Dance, and I going to catch a Adamant or Jolly Slakoth, so it would later be a Vigoroth, then a Slaking in a few days. Slaking has good base stats, it's major weakness is Fighting moves and it's Traunt ability.
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Different strokes I guess. I understand not everyone finds this method enjoyable. I'm just not one of them. :P Now if only those darn kids would stop playing Battle Revolution with full teams of Legendaries! :edmad: I'd also like to hear how those work out for you when you're finished Crash. |
I don't EV train. I feel that EV training can really sap all the originality out of the Pokemon experience. With all the elitists and hardcore players, it's nice to just use your own unique Pokemon.
I usually don't have to worry too much about super-duper-uber pokemon since I have a thing for the one-hit-KO moves.;) |
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Also I'd like to point out EV training has nothing to do with unique pokemon. o_O I mean I try to find ones that compliment each other but they're also ones I like and are usually underplayed anyway(I have a Carnivine on my team which hardly anyone uses due to their stupidly low speed. I've also toyed around with Ariados). I only offered some advice about EV training in the OP because I figured not everyone knows about that method of raising pokemon and some people enjoy getting the most out of their guys. :sadbendy: |
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I don't use ubers when I'm battling. I do consider using non-uber legendaries like: Raikou, Suicune, Regice, and Registeel.
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by the way, anyone else notice just how awsome rotom is? |
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