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I'm trying to get into this series for the first time. Picked this one as the entry point, since it seems like this pair of games gets ranked the highest on average among all Pokemon games. (Other options I considered were B&W and X&Y)
And I have some questions. Like, for, example, where do I get money? The wild pokemons don't drop money, and trainers seem to be fixed spawns, which you can't refight later.
Also, the game is plagued by the same problem like some other JRPGs, most notably the first Disgaea game - only one party member gets all the exp. This leads to the starter snowballing into a powerhouse, while the freshly caught pokemons are hopelessly lagging behind. Is there no exp share in these games? What's the best way to level up low lvl pokemons? It's been a real pain so far.
Any other starting tips?
And I have some questions. Like, for, example, where do I get money? The wild pokemons don't drop money, and trainers seem to be fixed spawns, which you can't refight later.
Also, the game is plagued by the same problem like some other JRPGs, most notably the first Disgaea game - only one party member gets all the exp. This leads to the starter snowballing into a powerhouse, while the freshly caught pokemons are hopelessly lagging behind. Is there no exp share in these games? What's the best way to level up low lvl pokemons? It's been a real pain so far.
Any other starting tips?
