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My friend said he'd do it I'm getting him signed up on the forums as I type.

I have an irl friend who might be interested, but if not, I will. I'll ask him.

What all would need to be done as a co-host?

So I did the math in Alegbra today because I was bored and you can start with stats around ~67 in each, get a RU/NU starter, choose an OU Perfect Link, and eventually end up with near perfect stats and an OU Pokemon in the end. Assuming I did it right, which is a pretty big if.

I'm just answering a question, I didn't mean to say that we should all go hardcore strategy mode or anything, I'm just saying if you're trying to take a more strategic approach, here's a few ways to do it.

Yes but then you have to deal with having a statistically worse Pokemon for a while, until the hosts decide to steer the odds into your own favor, which will take quite some time. And at the same time, there will be those who have been grinding their perfect links from the start and will be up to their final evolution of their perfect link when you are simply obtaining the basic form of your own, so really you can have a mad rush in the start by getting a nice strong Poke as your PL and grabbing it from the get go, or you can play the long game and attempt to use a weaker Pokemon but with your

From what's been said so far, it sounds like you can start with any Pokemon (probably not legends) but your perfect link is probably going to be an excellent Pokemon you can use in various ways, which will cost a lot of your starting Warrior Points. So you can start with your Perfect link, but you might start out with something similar and cheeper to be able to distribute your starting points more variedly.Edit: Also, quick question, what about borderline tiers and their pokemon, such as Shuckle.

Okie dokie, thanks.

I love the idea, and I feel like it's a very "Reborn" like idea, ya know? Like how in the actual game Ame made you're forced to use Pokemon you probably glanced over and never paid a second glance to in the main games like Litleo. And I also love it because I happen to really love some of the Pokemon that aren't that good in battle, but are either straight up awesome in design. Also, quick question, if you were to say, choose a Shedinja as an example, would it retain the ability, in this case Wonder Guard, or would it just be without its prized ability and be at a huge disadvantage? Edit: Als

Awesome thanks. I doubt we'll have new data about the megas by next Monday, although Project Pokemon hacked through the demo and found the exact changes in the BST of all of the Pokes so we could go off of that.

"Each Pokemon will be naturally able to use in a battle all the moves its species can learn via level up and/or via breeding. There will be no 4-moveslots limit. Players will be able to teach their partners moves that their species can only learn via TM or tutoring (as of Gen 6 learnsets), however doing so will cost them 10% Link." -Moves and Battles

I'd love to play and I like the concept, although I have a question. Since we can pick any Pokemon with their ENTIRE MOVESET (something that was missing in the actual game and it kinda ticked me off), I would want to choose Ralts for my starter to get up to a Gallade as my perfect link. Would I pay Warrior points based on Gallade being RU or would I wait for the tiers to get scrambled up again arfter ORAS for his mega?

Typhlosion and Shedinja are my favs. Also Manectric and Aggron. Typhlosion was my first ever. I learned of Shedinja last year and since then he's been my ultimate Troll Pokemon. Manectric was a spectacular asset in my first Reborn run, and we all know how hard that can be. Aggron grew on my during my recent play through of Y.

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121 The admins are coming, I can sense it. (Either that or they stopped caring about this. Either way)

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Out of simply curiousity, does anyone know what happens if your party and the entireity of your PC is full?