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 Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:27 pm
Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs?
I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_>
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:27 pm
Regulust I_love_Inuyasha1 Regulust Zephyrkitty Regulust Zephyrkitty It's always been able to learn Tackle. Even back in first gen. I was raising one to get a Gyarados last time I played Red. It learned Tackle around level 15. They can also learn flail at level 30 I think. Deals more damage when the user has less HP.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:28 pm
Zephyrkitty My cousin probably misheard whoever told him the trick, then. Who cares who misheard it, it didn't work anyway. XD EDIT: Also I never told you about that cousin.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:28 pm
TtheHero Regulust I_love_Inuyasha1 Regulust Zephyrkitty I was raising one to get a Gyarados last time I played Red. It learned Tackle around level 15. They can also learn flail at level 30 I think.
The less there is, the more damage it'll deal.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:29 pm
The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_>
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:29 pm
The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_> Not at all. Some of my Pokemon have terrible EV's but they still manage to kick a**.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:30 pm
The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_> It isn't hard. Special attack EV's are really easy to get from Haunters in the Spring Cave in D/P. It is just like level grinding, but with more running.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:31 pm
Owwin Zephyrkitty My cousin probably misheard whoever told him the trick, then. Who cares who misheard it, it didn't work anyway. XD EDIT: Also I never told you about that cousin. Good point. XD It was another cousin. XD
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:32 pm
Regulust The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_> Serebii EV training helps pokemon become more adept in a certain area. They can be used to give any pokemon the edge in a battle, or keep a pokemon in one. For example, if you wanted to give a Raikou a boost in its Speed, you would simply train it against pokemon that's speed stat is dominant. Another example is if someone wanted to help Tyranitar land a bigger hit with Crunch, which would have that person battle against pokemon that are more dominant in Special Attack.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:33 pm
The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_> Naah. Unless you face another player who's EV skilled to the max, you'll do just fine. It really isn't necessary if you just play the game against the NPCs.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:35 pm
Owwin Regulust The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_> Serebii EV training helps pokemon become more adept in a certain area. They can be used to give any pokemon the edge in a battle, or keep a pokemon in one. For example, if you wanted to give a Raikou a boost in its Speed, you would simply train it against pokemon that's speed stat is dominant. Another example is if someone wanted to help Tyranitar land a bigger hit with Crunch, which would have that person battle against pokemon that are more dominant in Special Attack.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:35 pm
Owwin The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_> It isn't hard. Special attack EV's are really easy to get from Haunters in the Spring Cave in D/P. It is just like level grinding, but with more running. Not doing it then. I don't think I've ever leveled a pokemon up past 70. >_> And I'd like to battle against you guys some since back when I was obsessed with D/P I wasn't in the Cult so I never got a chance to. ...wait. I just realized I don't know where my copy of Diamond is. gonk
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:40 pm
for every 4 Effort Points you get towards a certain stat you get a point in that stat so when you level up that extra point will be added on. You can get 510 EPs total, and you can only use 255 in any one stat, so that one pokemon just can't have 999 in any one stat. The limits force you to EV in more than one stat.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:41 pm
Owwin for every 4 Effort Points you get towards a certain stat you get a point in that stat so when you level up that extra point will be added on. You can get 510 EPs total, and you can only use 255 in any one stat, so that one pokemon just can't have 999 in any one stat.
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Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 5:42 pm
Owwin Regulust The Awkwardest Turtle Would my pokemon team suck too badly if I completely ignored EVs? I know what they are and how to get them and all, but I'd rather not spend hours grinding mindlessly. >_> Serebii EV training helps pokemon become more adept in a certain area. They can be used to give any pokemon the edge in a battle, or keep a pokemon in one. For example, if you wanted to give a Raikou a boost in its Speed, you would simply train it against pokemon that's speed stat is dominant. Another example is if someone wanted to help Tyranitar land a bigger hit with Crunch, which would have that person battle against pokemon that are more dominant in Special Attack.
He's stood up to some good attacks and saved my arse at the last moment.
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