So I would choose Magikarp then.It's an in-game team, there's no need for bulk.
But Gyarados packs a much harder punch, though I agree about the babysitting part.
It depends on what you want, Platinum has extra features and is considered a better game but of course diamond has been out for much longer and is therefore cheaper. If it's about price-diamond, if it's about a better game choose platinumIs it really worth getting platinum over diamond? (I don't have either, but diamond is cheaper)
there's a shitload of extra content in Platinum, including a lot of mons you can't get in D/P.Is it really worth getting platinum over diamond? (I don't have either, but diamond is cheaper)
And don't forget there are also MoveTutors, learning your PKMN new Attacks/Moveset that they couldn't learn normally in Diamond and Pearl.Is it really worth getting platinum over diamond? (I don't have either, but diamond is cheaper)
Digging in the underground? Thats the way I do it.In platinum, whats a fast way to get shards for move tutors without hacking? Like how do players who willingly tutor pokemon do it?
That still seems like it would take a while though.Digging in the underground? Thats the way I do it.
Apparently, Mr. Fuego (the guy at the end of the Fuego Ironworks) gives you one shard of each color in exchange for one Star Piece.In platinum, whats a fast way to get shards for move tutors without hacking? Like how do players who willingly tutor pokemon do it?
Which water pokemon is more powerful: Floatzel or Gyardos.So I would choose Magikarp then.
Do you have any tips for on what nature I should Get for it like Adament or Jolly or other.^ Gyarados is generally better.
If this is for in-game, then adamant. For competitive use Jolly.Do you have any tips for on what nature I should Get for it like Adament or Jolly or other.
It is for in game the reason why I'm asking is because I gotten Platinum recently and started with Chimchar.If this is for in-game, then adamant. For competitive use Jolly.