Pokemon Starters

Stanley RichardsAh... But you DO know how to keep it permenantly right?

I once knew when I first found it while searching for Pokemon hints and such. It didn't stick though.

Replying to #61

put an infected pokemon in your box.
whenever you want to infect another pokemon, place them together in your team for a minute and put the previously infected one back in the box.

LuckyTrouble77Really, I don't think the person who posted the thread cares about blissey, skarmory, or any of those, as they aren't starters.Back to what was said originally, IN MY EXPERIENCE, I find it easiest to go with the fire type overall, though it will be a little more difficult early on. The water type has few issues and overall is pretty powerful, but as stated before, is pretty neutral in a lot of the gyms. The grass type is only good if you are dedicated to making a solid move set. If you play Pokemon like I do, you really won't care about support moves and will just go for moves that end the battle quickly.Also, no matter what you say, the fire starter has always been strangely overpowered compared to the other starters. The fire starter is the only one that I can ever run through pretty much the entire game with alone. Provided, there would be HM slaves, but they're worthless anyways. I've never been able to do this with the grass or water starters. When I hit a brick wall for them in terms of weaknesses, it's a damn solid wall.

Likewise, I don't think the OP cares about the whole Pokerus/EV training since it's counter-productive to start EV training as soon as you begin the game and if he's playing R/B/Y, there's absolutely no relevance.

Let me end on EV training on this note: Playing a repetitive MMORPG is much better then EV Training, anyday.