Blazevoir wrote:
But in Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald(?), once your Pokémon reaches Lvl 100, the only way you can "retrain" EV's is if you transferred them to Gen V. I mean, I doubt I could reach that level even after beating the main story, but those EV reset berries are a pain to grow ._.
Blazevoir wrote:
That's the thing: I don't wanna have to deal with it later; I'd rather take care of the situation ASAP so it doesn't become a problem... well... later.
okay, first of all, trying to EV train from the start of the story is pointless, and a waste of time
The IV of wild pokemons are never decent, and EV training will mean avoiding trainers as well
EV training without pokerus is just a waste of time, and IF you REALLY want to IV/EV train your pokemon, thats what breeding is for...
IVs will suck anyways unless you actually breed it like 3 generations, natures will mis-match, and can easily mess up EV training if you try it on the journey
everything should be done after the game, where you can fly to where ever you want, so you can farm on places where only 1 type of EV appears, have pokerus, have those power items, and have a high level pokemon that can farm pokemon in 1 hit. (to count easily)
If you're doing this EV training for battles with friends and what-not, the IVs of these wild captured pokemons are nothing compared to breeded pokemons.
Honestly, looking at results and efficency, EV trained while traveling is a lot less effective and efficent than breeding it later, getting the right nature and IV, THEN start EV training.
Leveling up isnt a problem either, getting to lv100 only takes like 3 hours to do
To sum it up, EV training while traveling is worthless because:
a) The pokemon's nature/IV will most likely suck anyways
b) Takes too long to farm EV, might be impossible to, because of events and trainers, also hard to count how many you farmed off of
c) Beating it first then breeding it is 100x faster and raises better pokemon