05-05-2019, 10:25 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2019, 11:54 AM by Dragonstrike.)
(05-05-2019, 06:40 AM)PhantomUnderYourDesk Wrote:
Thanks for the additional input Phantom. My turn to respond, then!
More type variety isn't usually a bad thing imo, so swapping Vaporeon for P-Glaceon could definitely be a strong choice. P-Glaceon can also be just as bulky as Vaporeon thanks to Barrier (and a Leftovers could mimic Aqua Ring), and the more diverse movepool is a big plus over Vaporeon. Having an Ice type could be very beneficial if we're coming up against Grass (Vines/Tangrowth), Ground (Claydol), and Dragon (possibly deeper down) types. P-Glaceon could also borrow Nathan's Never Melt Ice for more power. Definitely more of an offensive than defensive 'mon, though. Vaporeon is a lot better at defensive support due to Helping Hand access.
Oh, and if you want to get a P-Espeon, you obviously have to bond quite significantly with P-Glaceon, so interacting with them frequently is obviously a must for that goal.
TLDR; Ice type offensive pressure versus Water type defensive support. I'd probably personally go with the former since it's more generally well suited for a variety of situations, but both are decent options.
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Another pokemon I could add to that list is Shiva's Ditto. Can serve the same purpose as Nathan's, but with much less randomness and a free transformation into Umbreon, so that allows for much more flexibility (including what's essentially immediate access to any of Shiva's pokemon and possibly other group members' as well)
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As for your comments on my mons...well, there are a lot of pokemon I'd like to train with, but there are two that I'd like to squeeze in if possible.
- Emolga: we're looking for Marco now, so that's the main justification for bringing him since that's the big reason he joined Nathan's party in the first place. Encore and Nuzzle are great moves, so are Acrobatics and Electro Ball if he learns them. Not worried about Rock types when at least half of Nathan's team has moves SE against them.
- Snivy: the other pokemon who joined to help with Ruins business. Not as high priority as Emolga since we might not be dealing with the source of the Vines during this trip, though. Might still be helpful to have in case we encounter the Vines/Tangrowth/Claydol, though.
- And then I'm also considering Solosis since she's basically the only dual screens user in the party atm, and I do want to use her a little more as well.
Windos has offered to take one of Nathan's pokemon on loan, so that means 4 of the filler options can be picked atm.
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Any additional thoughts on any of this?
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