I do have a
horrible habit of abandoning games. I set Pokemon Alpha Sapphire
aside months ago and by the time I got back to it I couldn't remember
what I was doing, where I was going or where I'd been. So a few hours
wandering the Routes and stumbling into towns I'd already been to
after I just deleted the save files and started again. It started off
as a Nuzlocke run but since I haven't finished this game I decided
that was a dumb idea (but if I finish this before Sun and Moon
come out, I might do a Nuzlocke for Pokemon X).
I like the
idea of a Nuzlocke run but I
also like the idea of finishing this game and it strikes me as being
one or the other, really.
Anyway,
here I am, new Pokemon trainer Erin (yes, female character again, its
sort of a thing with me) starting my journey through the Heonn
region. I've beaten my first gym leader, Roxanne of Rustboro and her
Rock-type gym. I've also received the gloriously broken Generation VI
version of the EXP Share, which makes life so much easier. If they
nerf that thing in Sun and Moon I am basically doomed.
Anyway,
the new team at this time stands as follows:
Ace
the Marshtomp (Water-Ground)
(yes,
I power level early)
Dusty
the Dustox (Bug-Flying)
Toby
the Shroomish (Grass)
Snowy
the Poochyena (Dark)
Kemosabe
the Zigzagoon (Normal)
Redfeather
the Taillow (Normal-Flying)
I've
got pretty good type-coverage so far. Not a perfect team by any means
but there are plenty more routes and plenty more gyms to go before
the Heonn League. Kemosabe look set for a future of HM-slavery and
unless Redfather gains some decent attacks soon he's PC-bound what
with his typing being completely redundant.
And
I don't like the Shroomish's design. Most Grass-types I love but as
soon as something better comes along he's gone. Not even a better
Grass-type, I've beaten the Rock gym and that's the main reason to
have a Grass-type. Who knows what I'll find on the Routes of Hoenn?
Not even me, since I seem to have completely forgotten everything
about this game. Having gotten my arse kicked by a couple of
Grass-types, however, I am painfully aware that I need a Fire-type on
the strength.
Just
makes things more interesting, frankly.
(images
from Bulbapedia, the resource that allows me not to get killed fifty
millions times when I enter gym battles).
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