Move combos

[Dragonite14]

(sorry if there is another thread like this. If there is this can be closed. Also if it is in the wrong section, I'm sorry.)
Do you think that in pokemon games(all of them) that if use use a move then use a move that has an advantage over the last move, it should be more effective? Like if you battle against a pokemon, then you use water gun and it does normal damage, then use vine whip it would do better damage than normal?
I think it would make the games a little better and challenging.
Go ahead and post what you think about it.

 

[DarkPsychoBoost]

There are no combos like the ones you are talking about, but there are combos like Defence Curl and Rollout for double damage or Sunny day and solarbeam. Go to the Game mechanics page for the list of all the combos.

 

[miken park]

I think that if you use a water attack then electric, it should hit for super effective, and when it's raining electric attacks should hit everything super effective =/

 

[Dragonite14]

There are no combos like the ones you are talking about, but there are combos like Defence Curl and Rollout for double damage or Sunny day and solarbeam. Go to the Game mechanics page for the list of all the combos.

Yeah I know but having combinations that are like using a move that has a type advantage over the last move you used to have more damage. I know the combo defense curl and roll out.

 

[Dragonfan]

No, but this is worth of thinking:

I think that if you use a water attack then electric, it should hit for super effective, and when it's raining electric attacks should hit everything super effective =/

It should be that way. =\

 

[shooting star]

Kecleon would be doomed. But i get your idea.

 

[kinglax]

That is my kecleon strategy!
Not water/grass, but I hink that if you use a water attack (like water gun) and then use an electric attack (like thunderbolt) it should deliver twice as much damage, due to laws of conductivity.

 

[aquasuicune]

That is my kecleon strategy!
Not water/grass, but I hink that if you use a water attack (like water gun) and then use an electric attack (like thunderbolt) it should deliver twice as much damage, due to laws of conductivity.

But pokemon ignores almost all of the laws of physics. Teleportion is impossible, and way too many pokemon learn psychic. Also, look at the anime. According to the winona battle, almost every pokemon should be immune to electric simply because they are touching the ground.

 

[Cartman]

really, i didn't notice how many pokemon learn psychic because i don't use it