Ignorant kids who like uber moves

[Ekul the Sarcastic]

Which is great, it gives the rest of us a challenge. The people who DONT, will either learn to, or just avoid those things. So everyone wins. And people like to feel good about the pokemon they trained, who cares if their movesets suck.

QFT. Now, can we all just get along?

 

[Annhialator Zero]

yeah, my level 93 Dragonite on FR has a crappy set but i don't dive a **** (I learned about how to play well after i'd trained it...)

 

[PsychedelicJellyfish]

I don't think it's ignorant to use strong moves, because I used those sorts of movesets all through Pokémon Gold (which died today, sadly ), and I got up to Red and beat him. Several times.
I have now learned, though, that if you want to win in link battles, which are usually more difficult than in-game battles, you have to use some strategy and no moves that will either miss or freeze you, 'cos you then get killed.

 

[Annhialator Zero]

Yeah, 1 of the friends from a different country kicked my *** and introduced me to good sets

 

[shooting star]

I'm something between "good trainer" and "ignorant kid"

But my RL friends that play pokemon is "ignorant kids"

 

[Setsuzoku]

I dunno. I remember in the G/S generation, my Typhlosion had ALOT of luck. Only around 79, with a move set of Sunny Day, Flamethrower, Flame Wheel, and Fire Punch, I always managed to beat my friend's Meganium, even though he had a varied moveset and knew what he was doing. Plus, the Meganium was level 100.

Pure bliss.

 

[DarkTyphlosion157]

As your friends Meganium did not have EQ.

 

[BlazeShadow]

I'm something between "good trainer" and "ignorant kid"

But my RL friends that play pokemon is "ignorant kids"

Kinda, same here..

 

[Gweedo]

All my little cousin use those kinds of moves. They also say they can beat me, but I crush them everytime.