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So since most of my best experiences this year have been playing series I've never played before on 3DS, I think I'll go ahead and add Pokemon to my list.
So since most of my best experiences this year have been playing series I've never played before on 3DS, I think I'll go ahead and add Pokemon to my list.
I split it so we can see much clearly how big is the difference between XY user. Well, that just for fun any wayHow about we add what version we're getting over there? For instance, Minister of the Dog [Y].
Just a thought.
You can EV train by playing minigames to improve specific stats, instead of battling over and over again. In addition, you can see the current EVs for your pokemon in a chart.
As far as IVs go, they did say that there would be some way for you to access that information, but it sounds like you have to go to a guy who will inspect your Pokemon and tell you the IVs (or tell you a phrase that you can translate into IVs, possibly). Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like you can just look at them in the status menu right after you catch a Pokemon, which sucks.
I split it so we can see much clearly how big is the difference between XY user. Well, that just for fun any way
But it also to prevent long scrolling so people wouldn't have to do much hassle by it.
Well thank god you can track your EVs finally, that was the height of tedium
New Page so I guess I should reposted it
PokeGAF Spreadsheet Here
I split it so we can see much clearly how big is the difference between XY user. Well, that just for fun any way
But it also to prevent long scrolling so people wouldn't have to do much hassle by it.
What is the bottom screen used for in this game? Is it a menu like in HG/SS? Because that game really perfected the menu system.
HGSS have the best menu system IMO. BW(2) is rather well, but couldn't still topped HGSS. I wonder why wouldn't they just keep it there :/
Not sure if serious...
I need to think of a nickname for my Froakie. ><
The fuck is this "Charmander" talk? There's only one true choice for Kanto starter.
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Donphan = haters
Pokemon X and Y is also notably a much easier game than previous Pokemon titles. I can't claim to be the best Pokemon player, and I've always found myself wiping out multiple times in past games. Yet in Pokemon X and Y, I've been wiped out just once in my dozens of hours of play, and most battles I've managed to plough my way through with little resistance.
This all feels mildly disappointing - especially when you mow down gym leader after gym leader with ease. The crux of the issue relates to EXP SHARE: it's no longer a held item, and instead is a bag item that automatically gives experience to all of your party Pokemon during each battle.
Note that it doesn't share experience - it instead gives additional, free experience. This means that all of your Pokemon are constantly levelling-up, and you are always a much higher level than any of your competitors or wild Pokemon.
You can choose to turn EXP SHARE off, but then it just feels like you're missing out on one of the game's features.
I don't like this.
Maybe, but like I said in the review thread, my main point is I don't want to have to use it to avoid grinding and then switch it off so the playing field's even again. That's just asking the player to artificially create their own challenge in the game. It should be the developer's job to challenge the player shouldn't it?Looks like I'm going to be constantly rotating my party then. I tried that in White, but after a while I needed to start grinding Pokémon that hadn't seen battle for a few hours - this takes that pain away.
If you don't just stick with one team of 6 constantly, then I don't think you'll end up overleveled.
Maybe, but like I said in the review thread, my main point is I don't want to have to use it to avoid grinding and then switch it off so the playing field's even again. That's just asking the player to artificially create their own challenge in the game. It should be the developer's job to challenge the player shouldn't it?
2DS is in the same family as OG and XL.What?
I will just turn of the exp share. Pokémon games are meant to be played by everyone, not just "hardcores". If you want it to be hard, then not overleveling your team is a good start.
Maybe afoni is getting the 2DS confused with the Nintendo DS. It's an easy mistake, really. Nintendo is so bad at naming hardware lately.2DS is in the same family as OG and XL.
There is nothing to steal from.
On the opposite it will help 3DS family overall bottomline.
So what parts of the game are actually in stereoscopic 3D?
I know the overworld isn't, but all battles are, right?
Unfortunately you do need pokebank to transfer them.Can anyone tell me if I can tranfer pokes from my DS to my 3dsXL? I don't need poke-bank right?
I need Squirtle on my team asap. Needs it.
Unfortunately you do need pokebank to transfer them.
I wish i could experience pokemon for the first time again... Especially in 3D , your in for a treat.
I don't like this.
You can transfer them during the free trial.![]()
Welp... looks like I have to wait a few days until people here have caught/transferred all the pokes I want on my team so I can get them and then breed 'em. *sigh*
I don't much care for the idea of the revamped Exp. Share either...on one hand, it's not decreasing the difficulty so much as decreasing the tedium. On the other, you're missing out on the unique experience that is training a Pokemon. Say you have a Magikarp in your party with Exp. Share turned on. You're missing out on the quintessential Magikarp experience if you can level it up without having to be stuck with Splash and Tackle for 25 levels. It just feels...wrong. You can have a tough Pokemon in your party without ever having actually trained it. This strikes me as an "easy mode" feature to me and I won't be enabling it until postgame.
That's not to say that I think it'll make the game "too easy". Pokemon games are always easy if you have even the slightest bit of experience. I haven't been wiped out by a normal trainer since R/B/Y and I don't plan on starting now. I never run into any meaningful difficulty in Pokemon games until reaching the Battle Frontier-style areas and battles against other humans.
As an aside, I wonder how Exp. Share will share EVs this time around?