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I was checking Honedge's and his evolutions moveset. From what I've seen, for story: If you're in story (getting badges), I suggest the moves: Swords Dance, Fury Cutter, Shadow Sneak, Aerial Ace, Night Slash, Iron Head, Sacred Sword. Doublade (his evolution) has the same useful moves if we don't count tutor and TMs. These are good for Story Badges. For Elite 4, I recommend Shadow Sneak/Night Slash, Iron Head, Sacred Sword and Aerial Ace. This deals with most Elite 4 Stuff (in all of the 4) If you fully evolve it to Aegislash, I recommend that you use Sacred Sword, Iron Head, Night Slash and King's Shield/Swords Dance for Elite 4 and Story. These are example movesets he has. However, you can obtain the TM Shadow Ball in the Hall of Fame in Lavender Town (or ask that a friend purchases it in Lilycove Department Store) and teach it to him and substitute Night Slash for it. I hope this helps you :) For PVP, Aegislash (its final evolution) has like 5 sets and it's incredibly broken. It can do way too much stuff. So we don't tackle that here for now.

It's really good, tbh. I wish it had more def, it could sell to absurd extents (a similar one with way more def was sold today for 10 million pokedollars). This one is extremely good and I'd keep it and train it. It's a good alternative to Gengar for story. However, Gengar's just insane for everything (story, pvp, bosses). I firmly believe it's the most useful pokemon in all of PRO due to the roles it can fill. I'd suggest you also get a Gengar in the future to fill your team and to use it to beat the Elite Four easily. His moveset and capabilities are just insane.

As Zeyrion states: Below Vermillion Gym, cross the bridge there. You'll find it there :)

No, teaching any moves will not affect how much EXP he needs to level up. The only thing that will make it harder to level up is evolving it, so don't evolve it early or you will have a hard time leveling it up :)

I'd say -1. People come and people go. I've been playing on and off since 2015 and I'd be really annoyed if my account got deleted for being inactive for a few months just because someone else wanted to take my name.

It's an unbreedable legendary though, isn't it?

It's because they've been updated recently and they need an update in the Wiki. I'd help out update them myself but I've almost completed story on my 4 accounts :/

My opinion is +1 If relearning each move costs the same as it originally costed. This would just save some traveling time (and avoid small money sinks) but also become a quick-access money sink move relearning NPC. This would be balanced in my opinion. If this costed only 2k per move, I'd say -1.

What's the clue that you are being given? It's just hard to find normally. Can you post screenshots?

If no one adopts you in Silver, we will adopt you in Gold if you do a Server Transfer :) For now, stay in Silver and enjoy the experience! Free bump for you so a Guild Leader sees this.

Cute charmander <3 good luck with the auction!

Qué raro. ¿Puedes llegar hasta Snowpoint e intentar conseguir la séptima medalla y luego ayudar al rival justo al lado de Snowpoint, en el lago?

You're extremely lucky. Getting a Starter in one of the starting towns is extremely lucky when headbutting :) Also, F for the dead starter :(

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Yes, always carry one around just in case. While you can capture any shiny with any ball, these accidents can happen.

@AroldoM He visto que eres español y has creado un nuevo post con un problema que tenías hace tiempo. Maisa te dejó una respuesta en ese post: Puedes intentar ir al Lago Verity, al lado del pueblo del comienzo de Sinnoh y derrotar a Mars?

Para cavar un Dig Spots, tu pokemon necesita tener el movimiento Dig y 150 o más de felicidad. Para ganar felicidad, derrota a pokemon salvajes (o de entrenadores) y súbelo de nivel. Puedes comprobar cuánta felicidad tiene usando el commando /happy 1 Coloca a tu pokemon en el primer sitio de tu party y úsalo :) buena suerte!

+1

I think so. Start bid was Tuesday at 21:00 (48 hours from then would be the end). your bid was today at 20:17 (43 minutes before it ended). The last bidder bidded at 22:50, so it was out of time. If you guys have doubts I'd ask a Trade Moderator.

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1.- Exactly. Some pokemon always want to be at 1 HP (counter/mirror coat) to bounce all the damage to the opponent or Endeavorers to exploit it. Mementoers don't care about bulk because they'll just Memento and faint instantly. There's no way to survive it. 2.- Exactly. In a Baton Pass Team, you only need to tank a single hit: The hit where you use Baton Pass and switch in your Sweeper. That hit could be a critical hit and screw all your plan if you don't have a Focus Sash. 3.- Yes, they need to be bulky. 4.- HP ALWAYS relevant. Aways. 5.- Exactly, the Third is possible. This happens in Brock, we normally Destiny Bond or Counter his Mega Aerodactyl AND Golem to setup vs Steelix, who is extremely weak. 6.- Correcting: If your pokemon only has physical ATTACK or SPECIAL ATTACK, you only need that specific stat. You can ignore the other one. Unless they're mixed attackers. That's the exception. 7.- Yes, if possible, you should have decent defenses (if you won't use Focus Sash, but I don't recommend NOT equipping it) 8.- Exactly. Each boss mainly uses a certain stat to damage you (most bosses' pokemon share the same attacking side). 9.- Exactly. This happens in Slowbro and Clefable. They're too slow and even if they have +6 at all stats, they might receive a critical hit as they'll always be slower than some Boss Pokemon. In my opinion: YES. You REALLY need to have both sides. Even against some Easy/Medium Bosses. You should seriously get one of each. There are some bosses that have immense physical defense against your physical sweepers and you'll need to use a special sweeper instead. And some of these bosses get absurdly hard in higher difficulties. You'd better have everything ready for the 3 difficulties. I like the idea of having balanced EVs in both defensive stats, honestly. It's an ok idea. The only situation where this might backfire is in bosses where they hit super hard in the physical or special side, and since you don't have full investment into one side, they destroy you anyway. I'd like to see you try it out :)

There's an extremely easy way to get out of the gym: While you're sliding, press escape (or the button on the bottom left of your screen). It will stop your sliding and you'll be in the place in the moment you pressed the escape key. Then, just close the menu and slide again. You can repeat this process to easily get out of the gym :) You'll be able to maneuver around as you wish.

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