>why two ground types?
Idk, I think as a kid I just wanted dig, and didn't want it to be on anyone elses moveset, so I just got in the habit of having Dugtrio
Currently trying a mix of the usual suspects and some oddball choices. Much more fun than slam-boning the game with meta 'mons. Also makes things more fun in my group playthrough.
For this thread exclusively, I've dug up my original Ruby save game from 2006.
It was actually nostalgic to see my old team after all these years.
We've crushed so many trainer's dreams and took their money. Those were glorious days.
Please tell me the difference between emulating Pokemon and playing on real hardware without >muh FEELING
or forgetting the fact that Pokemon can be played on the big screen through official means.
There's no way I can really remember or check the save, specially gen1. I remember relying a lot on overleveling the starter(totodile) and keeping shiny gyarados+lugia+suicune on gen2. I opted to try grass pokemon since then. This is current team, >bayleef+larvitar+vileplume+pidgeot+lugia+celebi
Beefed up Blastoise for bruteforce and surf, Fearow for fly and backup, Butterfree for status effects, Sandshrew for remaining HMs and moral support, and two other benchwarmers, probably including a voltorb for flash and snorlax to stall for revives
I remember using Level 100 Umbreon to solo Red in Crystal. I was like 11, and pumped everything into one mon because I was too dumb to pay attention to "party composition", "types" and "common sense".
Nostalgia is the only thing that matters with Pokemon, anything else is for people who need to play more games and get over it. When I want a challenge or something competitive.....I don't play Pokemon lol, I play Pokemon to remember what it was like being 8.
My oldest team was my fully evolved starter, Charizard, the first Pokemon I caught who I kept in the party, and whatever Legendary birds or other Pokemon I thought would be a back-up or who were just plain cool. Basically, I still had a Kakuna in there, and discovered the Lorelei softlock with no outside knowledge of it. That moment also helped teach me that I really needed to be careful with which Pokemon I had on my team, and to make sure they could actually win or at least escape that loop, since I didn't want to have to reset the game and risk going way back if I forgot to save. My second time around, I started gathering Pokemon I thought were cool, like Haunter, Staryu, Fearow, Tentacruel, and Articuno, Zapdos, Mewtwo, and Mew when I felt like alternating them (and after my dad helped me get Mew). I also began investing in training all of the Pokemon, not just my starter (who was Charizard again). Both playthroughs were fun in their own ways, with the former helping with the growth into the latter.
Gen 2
Gen 3
Gen 3 just had a little change in style that I never liked.
That's Gen 3.
Yeah its from Leaf Green but it's the same team I used in the actual original games like I said, I use the same team every time in Gen 1
>no movesets
The only interesting part. Also why two ground types?
>why two ground types?
Idk, I think as a kid I just wanted dig, and didn't want it to be on anyone elses moveset, so I just got in the habit of having Dugtrio
my first team was swellow, gardevoir, blaziken, walrein and flygon.
Currently trying a mix of the usual suspects and some oddball choices. Much more fun than slam-boning the game with meta 'mons. Also makes things more fun in my group playthrough.
Movesets?
They're not finalized or really all that interesting. Hope you enjoy.
>Starmie
>Waterfall
What game is this?
GSC tradebacks
Gay.
You're gay
For this thread exclusively, I've dug up my original Ruby save game from 2006.
It was actually nostalgic to see my old team after all these years.
We've crushed so many trainer's dreams and took their money. Those were glorious days.
Cool
>2006
Based.
>emulator
Cringe.
Please tell me the difference between emulating Pokemon and playing on real hardware without
>muh FEELING
or forgetting the fact that Pokemon can be played on the big screen through official means.
>overleveled starter
Based
The only way to play Pokemon
I steamrolled through Red with a Charizard, Raichu, and Sandslash (traded). Good fun was had.
There's no way I can really remember or check the save, specially gen1. I remember relying a lot on overleveling the starter(totodile) and keeping shiny gyarados+lugia+suicune on gen2. I opted to try grass pokemon since then. This is current team,
>bayleef+larvitar+vileplume+pidgeot+lugia+celebi
Nidoking, zapdos, vaporeon,....underleveled charizard, hitmonlee, and snorlax
Gen1:
Charizard
...5 other Pokemon
Beefed up Blastoise for bruteforce and surf, Fearow for fly and backup, Butterfree for status effects, Sandshrew for remaining HMs and moral support, and two other benchwarmers, probably including a voltorb for flash and snorlax to stall for revives
based
How the fuck would anyone remember?
1.) level 50 typhlosion
5 other HM slaves
How I played when I was eight years old
Articuno, Nidoqueen, pidgeot and Kadabra, last one is really op on the first gen
Gen 1:
Blastoise, Hypno, Magmar, Aerodactyl, Snorlax, Jolteon
Gen 2:
Typholsion, Ampheros, Tyranitar, Umbreon, Lugia, Smeagle
Stadium 1
Mewtwo, Articuno, Zapdos, Blastoise, Exeggutor, Snorlax
Stadium 2
Typholsion, Blastoise, Alakazam, Umbreon, Gengar, Tyranitar
red: blastoise/zapdos/kadabra/haunter/2 shitters trade evos are bullshit and you know it
gold: feraligatr/ampharos/espeon/hooh/gyarados/some random
emerald: it's been so long I don't remember at all but have the most recent team I used
I remember using Level 100 Umbreon to solo Red in Crystal. I was like 11, and pumped everything into one mon because I was too dumb to pay attention to "party composition", "types" and "common sense".
>implying the real common sense isn't to put all your time and effort into a single pokemon since only one (usually) can fight at a time
I really wish I'd remember my first hall of fame, but I know even though I asked my mom to buy Red the starter I chose was squirtle
Wow. You played vanilla pokemon with vanilla teams. How interesting.
Nostalgia is the only thing that matters with Pokemon, anything else is for people who need to play more games and get over it. When I want a challenge or something competitive.....I don't play Pokemon lol, I play Pokemon to remember what it was like being 8.
Sorry. Couldn't hear you over my spongebob-spaggheti-os and my kaptain krunch baby formula. Made me do a big burp. Could you repeat that?
Blastoise
Venusaur
Charizard
Zapdos
Dragonite
MewTwo
Dark types are cool. Even Sceptile I think was just Pursuit and three HMs.
Real master have 4 attacks on each mon. Exception is a status move for capturing.
And they're all the same type.
A team of all machamps
My bro.
My oldest team was my fully evolved starter, Charizard, the first Pokemon I caught who I kept in the party, and whatever Legendary birds or other Pokemon I thought would be a back-up or who were just plain cool. Basically, I still had a Kakuna in there, and discovered the Lorelei softlock with no outside knowledge of it. That moment also helped teach me that I really needed to be careful with which Pokemon I had on my team, and to make sure they could actually win or at least escape that loop, since I didn't want to have to reset the game and risk going way back if I forgot to save. My second time around, I started gathering Pokemon I thought were cool, like Haunter, Staryu, Fearow, Tentacruel, and Articuno, Zapdos, Mewtwo, and Mew when I felt like alternating them (and after my dad helped me get Mew). I also began investing in training all of the Pokemon, not just my starter (who was Charizard again). Both playthroughs were fun in their own ways, with the former helping with the growth into the latter.
>Gen 1
Alakazam
>Gen 2
Alakazam
I have not played any other pokemon game.