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Heine

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  1. Thank you guys, I appreciated your answers! I think I'm gonna evolve my "story" pokemons and I'll keep not-evolved those who are gonna have a place in my "dream team" for bosses fights and/or tournament, the ones I'll train with proper nature and evs in short. I've always seen pokemon adventures as a funny path during wich everyone should enjoy his team entirely, watching it growing (and evolving, lol) fight after fight. For the competitive part of the game, I completely agree with those who state that is better to not evolve them, just to make the boring leveling part a little bit faster.
  2. Hi everyone! I'm new in this wonderful game and talking with some other players in chat I've become so puzzled about when to evolve a pokemon, since the more evolved the pokemon is, the more exp he will need to level up. Of course, an evolved pokemon is far better than a non-evolved one. While it seems kinda obvious not evolving the pokemon is the best choice if you want to build it from the catching to lvl 100, I can't see what's the best choice for the pokemon you're planning to use for the normal adventures (gyms and quests above all). What's your point of you about this topic? Thanks!

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