Hi guys, Every once in a while I will come across a thread that has something to do with looking for places to grind for experience. In said threads I -also- will see "SEE NOTUS' EV TRAINING GUIDE"
...so, there's my advertisement for you, Notus. Unfortunately though, Effort Values and Experience are not exactly one and the same ,and therefore I wanted to start this community effort thread to put together a guide that will help people find places to gain experience. Is it a good guide that mostly gives you a place to start? Absolutely.
If you have a suggestion for any point in the game, here's how -I- would like to see it (and yes, you will be credited for it in this post!)
Prior to Nth Badge
Location
Key Items you -might- need
Explanation on Pokemon, distinct advantages, why the area is better than most others in the game, etc.
With that out of the way, I'll get the ball rolling.
- For those of you that are just starting Reborn, you will notice a distinct lack of tall grass, which can only be found in front of the Grand Hall, or in Mr. Seacrest's Garden at this point in the game. This makes the many Pokemon Trainer encounters throughout Reborn City your FRIEND. Before battling them however, try getting your hands on the Old Rod (Peridot Ward house with the fisherman near the Western shore) and gaining access to the garden (north from the Fisherman's house) and the Reservoir (another house in South Peridot), as well as picking up the PokeSnax from a house in the Peridot Ward (an old man resides in the home). It's very easy to just give your Starter pokemon all of the valuable experience from these battles, but if you have a semblance of a team before going on conquest, you will have a nicely lower teen's group of pokes by the time you reach Julia after helping her stop Meteor. If for whatever reason you need the extra experience, the Alleyways are your best bet, but the Meteor episode, battling Fern, Cain, and Victoria, and every other trainer in the wards should be ample preparation enough.
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Hi guys, Every once in a while I will come across a thread that has something to do with looking for places to grind for experience. In said threads I -also- will see "SEE NOTUS' EV TRAINING GUIDE"
...so, there's my advertisement for you, Notus. Unfortunately though, Effort Values and Experience are not exactly one and the same ,and therefore I wanted to start this community effort thread to put together a guide that will help people find places to gain experience. Is it a good guide that mostly gives you a place to start? Absolutely.
If you have a suggestion for any point in the game, here's how -I- would like to see it (and yes, you will be credited for it in this post!)
Prior to Nth Badge
Location
Key Items you -might- need
Explanation on Pokemon, distinct advantages, why the area is better than most others in the game, etc.
With that out of the way, I'll get the ball rolling.
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Prior to 1st Badge: Julia
Locations Opal/Peridot/Underground Railnet, Peridot Alleyways
Key Items: None
- For those of you that are just starting Reborn, you will notice a distinct lack of tall grass, which can only be found in front of the Grand Hall, or in Mr. Seacrest's Garden at this point in the game. This makes the many Pokemon Trainer encounters throughout Reborn City your FRIEND. Before battling them however, try getting your hands on the Old Rod (Peridot Ward house with the fisherman near the Western shore) and gaining access to the garden (north from the Fisherman's house) and the Reservoir (another house in South Peridot), as well as picking up the PokeSnax from a house in the Peridot Ward (an old man resides in the home). It's very easy to just give your Starter pokemon all of the valuable experience from these battles, but if you have a semblance of a team before going on conquest, you will have a nicely lower teen's group of pokes by the time you reach Julia after helping her stop Meteor. If for whatever reason you need the extra experience, the Alleyways are your best bet, but the Meteor episode, battling Fern, Cain, and Victoria, and every other trainer in the wards should be ample preparation enough.
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