I'll take the feebas then What do you want for it?
Gengar and Golem get tossed into the box as I have to pick up a Flying Pokemon. I hate HMs. I also pulled out Dratini and am starting to work on him. Clearing out the Team Rocket base. I could turn off the security system, but what about all that lovely Exp?
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Just made it to Indigo Plateau. I need to do some serious grinding. I at least want my Dratini to be a more formidable Dragonair before I even try. Everyone else is around lv. 40-45, which is strong enough to succeed, but much too low for it not to be incredibly tough.
There's an Ice Beam HM?
And sure. I made sure my Extremespeed Dratini was Jolly instead of Adamant, so that balances Atk and Sp. Atk a bit, with a speed boost that Dragonite could really find useful in competitive play (although Thunder Wave works wonders for speed reduction as well).
Alright, I'll get out pearl. /me sighs
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I thought about that for a long time. Then I realized: I have physical sweepers (Jirachi, Clefable, Breloom/Leafeon), and I have special sweepers (Togekiss, Azelf, Milotic, Gardevoir, Ninetales, etc). What if I set up a Dragonite to be more balanced? I don't even know if I'll stick with Extremespeed-- I doubt I will, but I still got it to make sure the option is open.
Dragonite has a fantastic movepool that makes it really versatile, but in the long run, its speed is kind of lacking. I could counter that easily with Thunder Wave, but I still want to get that in as soon as possible. From there, I can start smacking them around with Outrage or Earthquake or something, or possibly give it Dragon Dance and power up Outrage to be nightmarishly fast and strong. Dragonite can definitely take a hit, so maybe I could give it Roost as well, which will also eliminate its weakness to Rock and reduce its weakness to Ice to only x2 for a turn, it'll be great as an all-purpose shield, since a few of my other Pokémon are, let's face it, glass cannons.
So basically, make Dragonite Jolly, EV train it in Atk and Spd (though at this rate I may not be EV training it at all, since I'm using it to level it up right now, but that'll just keep it a bit more balanced, I guess), and watch it kill stuff while being able to heal and eliminate weaknesses for a turn if needed. Of course, Outrage won't let me do that, so I may have to reconsider. I don't really know. It's kind of an experiment, since Dragonite isn't really one I planned to have in my competitive party-- just a backup to spice things up when necessary.
If you've got so many well trained Pokemon you will have no trouble with the E4, just run on through and kick their asses.
I am in Kanto now! My team is 51-53 and the Hitmontop training paid off when it actually learnt a decent attack. That was an ordeal. Two badges to go then off to pummel Red. I almost beat Dhalia in the Battle Frontier but her Dusknoir hacked and woke up from only one turn of sleep.
Last edited by No.78; 04-09-2010 at 12:08 PM.
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