>>56085728>let's make ground even strongerSounds like a leddit suggestion that would be made right after r/Pokemon is done crying over how Aggron has two double weaknesses in their weekly "Pokemon you wish were not weak" type threads, one of which being Ground (in which before that they say every Pokemon is usable in a playthrough, which they then to proceed to implicatively backtrack on).
And after said suggestion r/Pokemon starts to cry over slow Pokemon that have bad typings once more, as if they didn't suggest for a strong typing to be buffed lmao. r/Pokemon deserves suffering.
