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GMH plays Pokémon Perfect Crystal: the Quest for the Full Pokédex
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I could complain, but I have a level 16 Weezing in one of my boxes.
what a waste of XP
CeladonGoldenrod City Dept. Store is called the "Medicine Box" but it sells stat-boosting items and is described as "Let us pump up your pokémon!". Heh.(Technically, said stat-boosting items are nutrients, so I guess in-universe it makes sense. Though, amusingly I went up to that floor looking for healing items at first.)
I appreciated playing the game in my younger years when I wasn't able to notice "problems" like these, heh. I really wish I still had that innocence.
> Shellder used Aurora Beam
> Raticate used Quick Attack, deals a little damage
> Shellder used Aurora Beam
> Raticate used Hyper Fang; Shellder is at about half HP
> Shellder used Aurora Beam, lowers Raticate's attack
> Raticate used Quick Attack
> Shellder used Aurora Beam; Raticate at very low HP
> Raticate used Hyper Fang; Shellder at very low HP
> Shellder used Tackle...and gets a miss
oof
such as a Slowpoke
and Wrap still does damage anyway.
"Here comes the toilet!!"
> Houndoom used Smog
> Feraligatr at 1 HP
> Feraligatr used Surf
> Feraligatr missed, because the Koffing used Smokescreen earlier
oof
okay, fine
* explore east from Mahogany Town
* teach Whirlpool to something and explore the Whirl Islands
* continue chasing Team Rocket to stop whatever they're reportedly doing in the Tin Tower
* continue doing The Fruit Tree Rounds
it's just so weak of a move that it's not worth much
current options: Tentacruel?, Kingler??, Quagsire??, Azumarill??
Rollout <-- spectacular move. also neat type coverage.
Defense Curl <-- synergizes with Rollout. always need this with Rollout.
BubbleBeam <-- or replace this with Surf for a more powerful but less distinctive water move.
Double-Edge <-- or replace this with some other normal-type move. like Strength, which is less powerful but doesn't do recoil damage.
There's a reason I put only one question mark on Tentacruel, and it's because it has the most compatible moveset.
My current moveset, on a level 30 Tentacruel: Wrap, Acid, Surf, BubbleBeam.
There's two obviously replaceable slots: Wrap and BubbleBeam. The choices I have for replacing them are Barrier, Screech, and Hydro Pump, and a variety of TMs and HMs.
Hydro Pump can replace BubbleBeam, being the superpowerful water move with only 5 PP. I don't want to get rid of Surf though, both for utility and because it's a good workhorse move.
Barrier might make sense given that physical defense is Tentacruel's dump stat, even though even then it's still not that bad (65 base physical defense).
Screech has limited utility given that Tentacruel will mostly be using special moves (since gen 2 water is always special). I guess I could replace Acid with Sludge Bomb, but still, I've got Surf and Hydro Pump. Or even just either of those, but even Surf has higher base power than Sludge Bomb (95 vs. 90).
So I guess I could pick Whirlpool. Barrier seems more useful in battle but it also feels kinda niche.
If I chucked Surf, I could have Barrier, Whirlpool, Hydro Pump, and Acid/Sludge Bomb, I guess.
Its base speed is 68, which isn't great but is passable. Whirlpool and Surf would give it triple TM coverage. OTOH it could do Waterfall and Surf while Tentacool does Whirlpool and Surf.
I've always preferred the 95 damage IIRC 100% accurate moves vs. the 120 damage "upgrades". Less risk, usually the same reward.