You can't go wrong with X/Y, and ORAS is actually a really good remake, I've seen more love than hate for it for sure. If you decide you want to continue and get more, just go backwards based on what you think you'd like. You'll be getting into it again during the most current content and actually get the most out of endgame and the online community. There are actual hordes of people that disagree with getting rid of HMs and I DON'T FUCKING GET IT.Īnyway, you said you were going to wait for Ultra SM, which is really best.
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Was a huge QoL improvement to say the least and one that I hope they keep moving forward.THIS was a major plus for me, too. They give you rideable Pokémon that take the system’s place, which means you no longer have to worry about teaching your team HMs or having an HM slave with you at all times. The Sun and Moon games are amazing in that they FINALLY got rid of the HM system. Its not everyones favourite but i think its the better game of the 3. Its got winding paths, secret areas and events at certain times that makes going back to earlier routes important for reasons beyond 'X pokemon shows up in the post game here to check a name off a list'.
Meanwhile Kalos aka not france actually feels like its own solid region equal to Kanto and Jhoto. Its also very easy, a lot of new mechanics are totally reserved for post game and while the story is good for pokemon standards the rpg world exploring suffers from it.
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every island is small so has constant "HEY MY STOUTLAND NEEDS TO SNIFF THIS PATCH OF ROAD AND BLOCK IT FOR THE WHOLE FUCKING ISLAND COME BACK AFTER DOING A BUNCH OF UNRELATED BULLSHIT" roadblocks to make the experience 100% linear. It looks good, the music and pokemon are good but its a very poorly designed game. S/M is okay but theres a reason its getting a total overhaul like a year later. OR/AS was fun with other objectives like the pokemon contests but it really suffers by being a GBA remake that sticks to close to the source material so everything is design in blocks and all the routes are straight lines. It was the only one that didn't feel like an experiment. If you want to build a strategic team on one of this Mega Charizard, think about team which would take advantage of Drought ability of Y form, or huge physical attacks for X form (but don't use this one as Ground counter type).I really like X/Y. But after Mega evolution, he would be affected by Ground type moves, and any others spikes, so you must chose correctly when you want to mega evolved him, or you could see him OHKO with a well placed Earthquake (for experience, I was able to do it with a Krokorible Choice Scarf blocked onto Earthquake move). Mega Charizard X is more physical thanks to his ability Tough Claws (+30% power of physical attacks), he lost his double weakness to Rock moves (and Stealth Rock) due to Dragon type.Mega Charizard Y could use Solar Beam thanks to his ability Drought which is equivalent of Sunny Day (without a turn used), and always have his immunity to Ground type moves, or any spikes but Stealth Rock deals a lot of damage, so without any recover, you can't remove your Mega Charizard Y of the battle ground besides seeing him die at the 2nd time he would return on battle.You can find more informations about Stealth Rock on this Bulbapedia page.Īs said by Robotnik, these 2 mega evolutions don't have the same double type, and their coverage would be totally different : They would inflict 50% damage at Mega Charizard Y due to his double weakness to rock type (Fly/Fire), where Mega Charizard X would lost only 25% (only 1 weakness, Fire).
Against Stealth Rock, Mega Charizard X would be better.
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