>>13707202>Why doesn't Lilligant have Sleep Powder?I actually replaced it with Quiver Dance. Because at the time I was on a streak of wasting 3-5 turns missing Sleep Powders, Mega Drain was my sustenance, Leech Seed was my attrition tool and a safe bet for weakening wild pokemon for capture, and Magic Leaf was my best nuke. So I chose reliable stats over RNG sleep that usually only lasted 2 turns.
>A simple look at your stats should reveal that Stoutland has no business using Surf or Shadowball.I actually killed the Ghost chick's chandelier with Surf. Think I also took her Golurk down with it.
But yeah, ideally I'd have a water type or HM slave use it instead. I just hate swapping around in the box alot. The thing hasn't improved AT ALL in all these years. It's still just as clunky as Gen 1 and 2.
Where do I find these Move Tutors? I only met the one with Pledges.
>Sigilyph does better with a boosting move, needing at least one to reach its full potential. You get Charge Beam early on as a TM, and it learns Cosmic Power for defense tanking at lvl 48. Ideally, you'd also give it Roost from the move tutor to give it recovery.But Charge Beam is awfully RNG. I had it on Eelektrik and it didn't boost Special Attack reliably at all. I think I saw a move called Calm Mind that looked good.
> Leave your DS on near a patch of grass at the E4 and do something online.If you're telling me the grass doesn't stop shaking until you jump on it, I'm in. I didn't know it did that. Can I use Repel to avoid getting caught by a random encounter worth 200 exp or does that block the rustling grass?
>>13707345I didn't know either of them were mandatory. I was using the monkey plant and a musharna up until mid-20s when someone on /v/ told me to trade them out for "real SpAttack sweepers like Petilil and Sigilyph". Both of which I had boxed. I just grabbed what I had.
>>13707352>what is quoting for context? 