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Pokemon Team Help D:
Tweet Topic Started: Aug 1 2010, 03:15 AM (147 Views)
N!ck	Aug 1 2010, 03:15 AM Post #1
NF's Resident Magikarp Posts: 2,372 Group: Luigi Member #12,518 Joined: January 24, 2010	I don't know which type of team to make, so far these ones sound good to me: Steel/Dark Steel/Ice Steel/Ghost Ice/Dark Ice/Ghost Ghost/Dark Dunno which type of Pokemon I should use :x



fantanoice	Aug 1 2010, 05:54 AM Post #2
Quiet, please, it's snack time! Posts: 2,226 Group: Peach Member #114 Joined: December 12, 2004 Gender Female	Well, Steel types are good defencively but have poor type coverage. Ice types have good type coverage but poor defence. Also, 5/6 of your team members are weak to fire, one of which has 4x weakness. 3/6 are weak to fighting (would be 6/6 without the ghost typing, but a Pokemon with Foresight or No Guard will be able to pierce that pretty well and cause it to be 6/6). You definitely need some more variety.



N!ck	Aug 1 2010, 05:56 AM Post #3
NF's Resident Magikarp Posts: 2,372 Group: Luigi Member #12,518 Joined: January 24, 2010	fantanoice Aug 1 2010, 05:54 AM Well, Steel types are good defencively but have poor type coverage. Ice types have good type coverage but poor defence. Also, 5/6 of your team members are weak to fire, one of which has 4x weakness. 3/6 are weak to fighting (would be 6/6 without the ghost typing, but a Pokemon with Foresight or No Guard will be able to pierce that pretty well and cause it to be 6/6). You definitely need some more variety. Awwwww, but I like to play with my favorite types ;~; What about water/ice?



IceCatraz	Aug 1 2010, 01:33 PM Post #4
Roar of Mufasa Posts: 9,215 Group: Administration Member #1,391 Joined: February 11, 2006 Gender Male Coins 29	Water/Ice is always a good combination in theory - you have FANTASTIC coverage (Hitting all types for normal or super effective damage). However, most Ice/Water pokemon have abysmal stats, making buffers needed for the team. If you're going to use an Ice/Water pokemon, consider having someone else in the team use Rain Dance to up the Water damage you deliver (as some o the pokemon, like Lapras do need the boost.)
	Tanks


Leon1337Assasin	Aug 2 2010, 03:24 PM Post #5
Koopa Posts: 75 Group: Koopa Member #13,073 Joined: July 30, 2010	Depends homes. If you wanna competitively to win, you'll have to follow with more variety. But if you wanna play for fun, then choose whoever you want.
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