PhantomLink said:
HylianSwordsman said:
PhantomLink said:
HylianSwordsman said:
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Did you use Pokemons from Gen 4, 5 and 6?
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I used Blaziken (to see what all the fuss was about), Charizard (got X soley for the dragon mega evolution), Delphox (I'm with you, that final form is really disappointing), Talonflame (needed a flyer and he was pretty cool), Honedge (which I actually evolved all the way to Aegislash, very unique Pokemon, totally worth the search for the stone), and an Eevee which I evolved into a Sylveon (wanted to try out Fairy, was quite pleased with the performance). I also trained a Pikachu for a while because I liked that they made him talk. I like gen 6 pokemon a lot better than 4 and 5 Pokemon, but my favorite Pokemon are mostly from the first two gens, though I like a few from 3. I'll eventually try to differentiate a little more by replacing Blaziken and Talonflame with Gardevoir and...I haven't really decided yet...
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4/6 are Fire type haha. At some point I was training Charizard, Pyroar and Fletchinder but ended up ditching the last two.
Electric has been always my favorite type (especially electric cats or dogs) so I'm might train Luxray at some point (I was really dissapointed with Manetric in Gen 3 and its Mega evolution makes it looks horrible hahaha), I do not think it can surpass Jolteon though.
Where is that damn stone anyway?
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Yeah I had to look up how to find the stone online. There are several places to find it, but the easiest for me was to take a Pokemon that I'd fully EV trained to the Secret Super Training challenge called "Watch Out, That's One Tricky Second Half!" It's the challenge where you're against an Aegislash balloon bot (see what they did there?). You have a chance of getting a dusk stone if you win. I just did it over and over again till I got the dusk stone.
