play the game guysBulbapedia said:Route 16 (Japanese: 16ばんどうろ Route 16) is the sixteenth route within the Unova region. It is connected to Nimbasa City to the west and Marvelous Bridge to the east. Lostlorn Forest lies to the north and can be accessed though a passageway on the western end of the route. Two people will be blocking the entrance to the bridge until the player has defeated the Elite Four.
Sigh. This is why I cringed when this thread was brought back to life. Please, please stop making BS comments about stuff if you don't have at least something that looks like proof to back it up.Also make sure to catch a Durant with Hustle, which OHKOs all E4 pokes without grinding.
Nice try, but no. You go East of Nimbasa City and then north among the trees. The entrance is there. Maybe you should try playing the game?play the game guys
I call bullcrap on this post. I did use Venipede, it sucks. It needs Poison Sting to do actual damage until Poison Tail.
Dude, what have you been SMOKING? Sewaddle has higher Attack than Venipede, and Megahorn is pretty much to counter his lame Attack. Bug/Poison may be defensively better than Bug/Grass, but Bug/Grass is superior offensively. It doesn't even get Swords Dance until post-E4. :|
Honestly, why BOTHER with training Scolipede just for that niche? It's a lot, a lot faster to just have Haxorus DD his way through the competition, and with Fraxure available in Victory Road, I don't see how hard can THAT get.
Besides, if we consider about Venipede in Lostlorn, there's also Swadloon. Who STILL has Bug Bite and Razor Leaf. Honestly, did you just pull this shit out of your ass without actually playing through the game itself? And Scolipede's niche isn't Baton Passing +2 Defense, it's to spam a extremely fast Toxic into the opponent's face.
p.s. Durant OHKOes EVERYTHING in E4? I call bullshit on that, plus Hustle sucks without Hone Claws. I dunno how is base-level Durant is able to KO threats like Chandelure, Sawk and Conkeldurr before dying a painful death of his own.
I'm not gonna bother responding to two middleschoolers that have no life, so they spend their entire time in threads like these provoking and disagreeing just to disagree, despite having no clue what the hell they're talking about. You haven't even used most of the pokes you're arguing for or against, and it's members like yourselves that make others simply not want to post here, as any argument is going to be ridiculed unless you entirely agree with it. Fucking trolls.Sigh. This is why I cringed when this thread was brought back to life. Please, please stop making BS comments about stuff if you don't have at least something that looks like proof to back it up.
Durant is incredibly specially frail, won't be OHKOing the entire E4 unless overleveled (even ignoring Hustle's accuracy drop), and he can't take a ton of unresisted physical attacks, either. As I said, I needed to grind him up to 45 before he didn't just curl up and die against every single E4 member.
As for Venipede, my gut says he's better than low, but certainly not upper mid material. I'll admit that I'm basing this on theory more than experience, though, since I never really bothered with it. 3 levels until Poison Tail might not be fun, but it's not unforgivable. 90 Attack with 112 Speed is actually reasonably decent given Megahorn's strength, though he's admittedly lacking in coverage options (especially before evolving). Probably his most notable roll during the Elite 4, however, is Baton Passing Agilities to Pokemon who can then sweep unimpeded, such as Scrafty.
He's certainly not as good as Sewaddle, but I'm seriously hesitant to call him Munna-bad as well. Low Lower-Mid.
@Breludiculo: You really can get there pre-Elite 4. The bridge it's talking about is the Eastern exit of the area, while Lostlorn's the North.
Ahahahahaha. How do you know that we haven't even use most of the pokes that we are arguing for/against? I used Venipede ingame, I can safely swear that he was almost useless, he only helped when he conveniently learned Toxic against Caitlin(yeah, underlevelled challenge ftw) and managed to poison-stall Gothitelle. I used Haxorus twice and I can attest to its sheer awesomeness, I used Sewaddle as well and it was a beast, outside of fire and flying opponents.I'm not gonna bother responding to two middleschoolers that have no life, so they spend their entire time in threads like these provoking and disagreeing just to disagree, despite having no clue what the hell they're talking about. You haven't even used most of the pokes you're arguing for or against, and it's members like yourselves that make others simply not want to post here, as any argument is going to be ridiculed unless you entirely agree with it. Fucking trolls.
Hah, these three are part of my first B/W playthrough on White. Everything you said is exactly how I feel about those three.Daramantian
Samurott
Galvantula
Like I said, maybe I'm misunderstanding the original intention of the thread. From a "cannot trade" aspect, which includes a lot of post-E4 content, Braviary has been nothing but an asset. You have the East part of Unova, many high-level trainers, high-level challengers, Round 2 E4 and possibly even the Battle Subway (if you want to include that). I can understand the low-tier aspect of Rufflet from a "Main Story" point of view, however, so I concede on that point.braviary just comes so late that it severely hampers him. and he evolves at 54. he is just too late to really be anything above low.
Alright, away from the troll-bashing, just would like to do a quick analysis of some pokes that I did bother to use:
Patrat: Meh. The movepool is awesome but he lacks the stats to back it up. Not a solid team member, imo should get out by Elesa.
Solosis: Hits hard, like, really hard... but suffers from Electivire syndrome, minus the type coverage. It leaves a lot of things at red, for some reason, so it was annoying to train.
Excadrill: Ok, we have discussed this guy before, but I noticed that for White players he has a very cool niche: he can wall Zekrom's ass while you spam the ball throwing. Really useful if you didn't bring Quick/Ultra/Dusk Balls for some reason, or want Zekrom in a Poke Ball. The same can be said of Lampent for Cobalion and Virizion, and Golurk for Terrakion.
ALSO FOR THE LOVE OF GOD PLEASE STOP POSTING YOUR GOD DAMNED TEAMS! WE. DON'T. CARE.
Oh, I thought they were neutral because discussion of their tier would be spoilers. Oh well, no biggie. Braviary still kicks butt for post-e4 stuff.I can't find where/if it was officially stated, but the general consensus is that this thread is exclusively for getting to the credits and nothing later, which is why the Dragons are "Neutral Tier" and no pre-Gen V Pokemon are listed. You can do everything post-credits in any order and there are no clearly defined goals, so tiering the post-game is impossible (or at least pointless).