Pinkfreud

he's against using focus sash but in his main method he tells us to use focus sash. lol ok

So i looked into it further and I found this bit from bulbapedia: "For each level gained (ignoring Nature), stats will increase by 1/50 the base stat value, and 1/100 the combined individual value and effort value." So does this apply to PRO? If so, A and B would have different total stats since it started with max EVs 10 lvls before B right? Or is the increments per level so small that it doesn't matter?

I kind of understand how EV (blue numbers) and IV (orange numbers) works, how IV are set values while EV can be increased or decreased and how EV total is 510, single stat max is 252, etc. I also understand how nature works, one additive stat one subtractive stat. What I don't understand is how all (especially EV) affects the Stat Total (white numbers). Here's a situation: Say i have 2 pokemons of the same kind and they both have the same nature, same IV, and same EV (say 252 on atk and spd and 6 on hp). The only difference between these two pokemons are they're different levels, one pokemon is lvl 20 (mon A) and the other is lvl 30 (mon B). Because everything is the same except level, the Total Stats between the two are also different (I'm assuming mon B has mostly higher Total Stats because of level advantage). Say I level up mon A to lvl 30 to match mon B. Now, both pokemons will have the same nature, IV, EV, and level. My question is, will mon A have higher Total Stats than mon B at this point (both lvl 30) because it had a "headstart" with max EV's? Each time mon A leveled up from lvl 20, did the EV's affect the Total Stats to where there is a difference between mon A and mon B at lvl 30? If the answer is yes, how come people have said that EV training a pokemon doesn't matter what level you max their EV's as long as it is before lvl 100? Wouldn't it be more beneficial to EV train a pokemon at a relatively low level so it can have this advantage/headstart?

how about fishing? what pokemons spawn through fishing on munchlax island? thank you btw for the update on the wiki

Does specifically using a lvl 17 pokemon ensure that only abra/kadabra will spawn since they're the only pokemon in route 25 that can spawn up to lvl 17. If i use a lvl 15 or 16 pokemon, other pokemons could spawn right? Edit: Im looking at the wiki again and i understand the lvl 15 thing

I've only played for like 2 days so I only have 3 (brock, misty, surge) badges so far in the game and the farthest I've been to is Vermilion City. So I've been reading the wiki and my general idea is this: 1. Go to route 25 2. Use repel trick using a lvl 17 to ensure only abra/kadabra spawns since wiki says that only abra/kadabra can spawn at max lvl 17 (other pokemon max level in route 25 is 14) 3. Use my slowpoke's sleep powder to make the kadabra fall asleep so it doesn't use teleport to run away 4. Catch asleep kadabra On paper, this looks like it would work but I want to make sure that this works before I try it. Only thing I have a concern with is that sleep powder might not work so I need to use a pokemon with the better sleep move. If there is an easier way to catch a kadabra at this stage of the game, please let me know.

The wiki says that "While there is grass, there are no wild spawns." But i'm on the resort right now and see people are finding spawns. I just want to know which pokemons and what level spawns on this resort