[Sorbet]

Originally posted by Devil

Espeon ♀

1. Psychic
2. Confusion
3. Zen Headbutt
4. Shadow Ball

That's one ****** set of moves

Why use the lessor version of Psychic? Why use a Physical move on a Pokémon with huge Special Attack? Why do you have 3 Psychic moves in the first place?

1. Psychic
2. Shadow Ball
3. Calm Mind
4. Wish/Baton Pass

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by DvnR

I'm keeping Arcanine. I don't think I'm gonna keep Haunter though.


My four options to fill in the last two spots are Scyther (which will be Scizor), Haunter (which will be Gengar), Snorlax (who I'm debating for a multitude of reasons), and Roserade.


I have a feeling it'll be a debate between Scizor vs. Roserade & Gengar vs. Snorlax.


I think Imma end up with Scizor and Snorlax, but we'll see.

Snorlax with high attack=body slam/earthquake=you win the game

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by Sorbet

That's one ****** set of moves

Why use the lessor version of Psychic? Why use a Physical move on a Pokémon with huge Special Attack? Why do you have 3 Psychic moves in the first place?

1. Psychic
2. Shadow Ball
3. Calm Mind
4. Wish/Baton Pass

Teach Ha!

[lpd446]

Originally posted by Sorbet

That's one ****** set of moves

Why use the lessor version of Psychic? Why use a Physical move on a Pokémon with huge Special Attack? Why do you have 3 Psychic moves in the first place?

1. Psychic
2. Shadow Ball
3. Calm Mind
4. Wish/Baton Pass

With me, moves like that look good on paper.
Im all like "LOL I'll use that all the time and crush teh hoes."
but I NEVER use them and I always replace them with attacking moves


Although I prefer Umbreon, for Espeon I'd use moves of alot of different types like:

Psychic
Shadow Ball
Energy Ball
Dark Pulse/Flash Cannon



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Also, right now I'm in that Tropical-ish city in Black and I LOVE it
They should definitely do more hot/humid places in the next generation and have like a rain forest/jungle instead of regular forests imo

[jose168]

my fav teams that i have
Fighting team (Me and my friends had this ting where we picked types and became gym leaders )

Infernape/Ashes

Ability: Blaze Item:Focus Sash
Fake Out
Stealth Rock
Fire Blast
Close Combat

Machamp/She Hulk (its shiny)

Ability:No Guard Item: Lum Berry
Bullet Punch
Dynamic Punch
Stone Edge
Ice Punch

Lucario

Ability: Inner Focus Item: Life Orb
Sword Dance
Close Combat
Crunch
Extreme Speed

Heracross/Bugsy

Ability: Moxie (Dreamworld) Item: Choice Scarf
Close Combat
Megahorn
Stone Edge
Night Slash

Conkeldurr/Lats

Ability: Guts Item: Flame Orb
Payback
Mach Punch
Protect
Drain Punch

Breloom/Roo

Ability: Poison Heal Item: Toxic Orb
Spore
Subby
Focus Punch
Seed Bomb

They all share a type but i made it diverse enough to handle any situation, my win loss ratio was pretty much 10:1

[Sorbet]

Originally posted by lpd446

With me, moves like that look good on paper.
Im all like "LOL I'll use that all the time and crush teh hoes."
but I NEVER use them and I always replace them with attacking moves


Although I prefer Umbreon, for Espeon I'd use moves of alot of different types like:

Psychic
Shadow Ball
Energy Ball
Dark Pulse/Flash Cannon



_____

Also, right now I'm in that Tropical-ish city in Black and I LOVE it
They should definitely do more hot/humid places in the next generation and have like a rain forest/jungle instead of regular forests imo

Well, for just in-game purposes you don't really need Baton Pass and in Espeon's case Calm Mind, a good offensive moveset can consist out of different type attacks, like the one you'd use.

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I really love Hoenn for that tropical feel; the volcano, the big rainy routes at Fortree City, the huge sea with little Islands and Pacifidlog Town

I can't wait for the remakes so they can work on the details, since those rainy routes at Fortree were obviously meant to be jungle-ish

[GotMyBlueprint]

Originally posted by jose168

my fav teams that i have
Fighting team (Me and my friends had this ting where we picked types and became gym leaders )

Infernape/Ashes

Ability: Blaze Item:Focus Sash
Fake Out
Stealth Rock
Fire Blast
Close Combat

Machamp/She Hulk (its shiny)

Ability:No Guard Item: Lum Berry
Bullet Punch
Dynamic Punch
Stone Edge
Ice Punch

Lucario

Ability: Inner Focus Item: Life Orb
Sword Dance
Close Combat
Crunch
Extreme Speed

Heracross/Bugsy

Ability: Moxie (Dreamworld) Item: Choice Scarf
Close Combat
Megahorn
Stone Edge
Night Slash

Conkeldurr/Lats

Ability: Guts Item: Flame Orb
Payback
Mach Punch
Protect
Drain Punch

Breloom/Roo

Ability: Poison Heal Item: Toxic Orb
Spore
Subby
Focus Punch
Seed Bomb

They all share a type but i made it diverse enough to handle any situation, my win loss ratio was pretty much 10:1

pretty good

[jose168]

Originally posted by GotMyBlueprint

pretty good

ty

i went to regionals last year wanting to participate but i got there too late

i did meet some great players however

[DvnR]

Getting closer to deciding my team.




I've decided to give up on my Feraligatr because while it is good, Kingdra proves to be overall just better.

Now my issue is picking between the following:
Snorlax (really good with its large HP and wide range of physical attacks, but not many special)
Aggron (just epic in general, but its huuuge weaknesses, fighting and ground, are quite common)
Tangrowth (pretty good for Grass, but I hate most Grass Pokemon )
Any suggestions (minus Water, Fire, Dragon, Bug, or Poison)

I literally only have one Grass move in my entire set, and that's my Crobat's Giga Drain. That's kind of a concern to me. Though I could just buy SolarBeam and give it to a Pokemon tbh, which is probably what I'll do. So really, it's Snorlax vs. Aggron vs. whatever suggestion you may have.


And I promise this will be the last time I post about party suggestions. I'm just super indecisive.

[(Cole)]

Originally posted by DvnR

Getting closer to deciding my team.




I've decided to give up on my Feraligatr because while it is good, Kingdra proves to be overall just better.

Now my issue is picking between the following:
Snorlax (really good with its large HP and wide range of physical attacks, but not many special)
Aggron (just epic in general, but its huuuge weaknesses, fighting and ground, are quite common)
Tangrowth (pretty good for Grass, but I hate most Grass Pokemon )
Any suggestions (minus Water, Fire, Dragon, Bug, or Poison)

I literally only have one Grass move in my entire set, and that's my Crobat's Giga Drain. That's kind of a concern to me. Though I could just buy SolarBeam and give it to a Pokemon tbh, which is probably what I'll do. So really, it's Snorlax vs. Aggron vs. whatever suggestion you may have.


And I promise this will be the last time I post about party suggestions. I'm just super indecisive.

Aggron looks epic, but it's typing is horrid, and all its stats are awful other than its Attack and Defense. Snorlax is definitely the better option of the two.

But your team looks a little weak to Rock, so if you want to cover the weakness and you still want a Steel type, Metagross would work very well.

The lack of Grass type moves shouldn't be a problem, because you have other moves that have similar coverage (e.g. Kingdra's Water type moves are super effective against Rock and Ground, as are Grass type moves...)

[Harajuku]

Is scraggy a bad pokemon?

[jose168]

Originally posted by FantasySoul

Is scraggy a bad pokemon?

not at all hes pretty neat, and has a diverse movepool so you can do alot with him

[Lil Misty]

I need help sistrens. Donphan, Noctowl, Blastoise, Magainium is what I want my team to be but I can't decide on the other 3.

[jose168]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

I need help sistrens. Donphan, Noctowl, Blastoise, Magainium is what I want my team to be but I can't decide on the other 3.

you want a team of 7, sis?

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by jose168

you want a team of 7, sis?

Yes, I always have two I switch out

[jose168]

Originally posted by Lil Misty

Yes, I always have two I switch out

i see


are you considering anyone so far?

[DvnR]

Originally posted by (Cole)

Aggron looks epic, but it's typing is horrid, and all its stats are awful other than its Attack and Defense. Snorlax is definitely the better option of the two.

But your team looks a little weak to Rock, so if you want to cover the weakness and you still want a Steel type, Metagross would work very well.

The lack of Grass type moves shouldn't be a problem, because you have other moves that have similar coverage (e.g. Kingdra's Water type moves are super effective against Rock and Ground, as are Grass type moves...)

I'm actually going to go with Metagross; I'm kinda surprised I didn't think of it sooner.



Now I just need to teach a Pokemon Headbutt, get a Pineco, level it up to evolve into a Forretress, go to Devon Co., trade it for a Bedlum, evolve it to a Metang and finally evolve it to a Metagross Sounds easy enough.

[Harajuku]

Originally posted by jose168

not at all hes pretty neat, and has a diverse movepool so you can do alot with him

Thanx sis, I'll train him for a bit and see if I like him

[DvnR]

WAIT, trading is impossible until I get my Hoenn starter. Wahhhhh

Let me try to understand the Johto Safari Zone

[Lil Misty]

Originally posted by jose168

i see


are you considering anyone so far?

Nope, that's why I need help