Pokemon: Trainer Starts As Bounty Hunter

Pokemon: Trainer Starts As Bounty Hunter Chapter 11

2021-07-20

Chapter 11 Planning and Selling Fire Stone

Tyson After pondering for a while, turn on the computer and start planning.

This world is a real world. A single Attribute team will have an advantage in breeding and battles in the early stage. That is, the breeding method and resources are relatively unified, and the battle method is relatively simple.

So some Normal elite trainers will choose to breed a Pokémon with an Attribute to strengthen their strength. After all, although the methods of breeding are different, they are all the same, so that battle strength can be formed faster.

But the more powerful the Trainer, the less likely it is to breed a rare treasure shell of one Attribute. Even Dragon Type is matched with various sub-Attributes.

There are many reasons, the first is the problem of resources, it is difficult to guarantee that you can supply enough breed resources for at least 6 main Pokémon with the same Attribute.

After all, there are various materials obtained in the adventure, and it is difficult to guarantee that all the attributes you breed need. Even if they are exchanged with each other, it is difficult to get them together.

Especially for those powerful Pokémon, the materials needed for breeding are not so easy to come by, and money is another matter.

The second is the tactical issue. The tactics of a single Attribute Trainer are relatively simple, not to mention Attribute restraint is also a problem that cannot be ignored. When the strength is not much different, Attribute is one of the key players in deciding the outcome. .

A Flying Type Elite explains this well.

There is also a Pokémon with a single Attribute, and it is difficult to guarantee comprehensiveness, especially for people like Trainer who live in the wild. Incompleteness means insecurity and death.

In Tyson's idea, he used the game team configuration he played in his previous life to simply divide the Pokémon he wanted to choose.

Simply put, it's like a stab at the law and animal husbandry, but it's not so clear.

For example, the priest, although Tyson also wanted to have a Blissey to breed as the doctor in the team, but under the control of the Joy family, this can not even be called a dream, it is almost a delusion.

So Tyson thinks it's better to learn more about it and become a Nurse in personal form.

As for the Pokémon that will Heal Pulse, it is not without, such as Gardevoir, the first of the Pokémon that Tyson absolutely wants to get.

But the difficulty, although it's definitely easier than Blissey's, but it's not much better.

So the position of the priest is almost equal to none. Unless Tyson is lucky, he can only wait for a long time.

Tyson first thought about Pidgeot's position in the middle of the team, and felt that Pidgeot might still be an assassin with insufficient damage.

Pidgeot can use Spark with various abilities to strike the enemy with speed, and leave as soon as he hits it.

At the same time, Pidgeot's mid-to-long-range attack is not weak, and it can play a long-range harassment effect, increasing the distance and causing damage at the same time.

In the wild, the Pidgeot is an excellent vehicle and scout for moving and searching.

It's just that the damage is still relatively weak. After learning abilities such as Tailwind and Divine Bird in the future, Pidgeot will really have a way of one strike certain kill in the same level of opponents, but it is still no.

So Tyson thinks that what his second Pokémon needs now is a warrior-like character that can face the enemy head-on, has excellent melee capabilities and strong resistance, and can quickly solve the enemy.

This makes the range of choices much smaller, and Tyson frowned scribbles on his own computer.

Because of melee combat, it is best to have Fighting Type, and even if it is bad, it will also be Fighting moves, so it seems that Lucario's degenerate Liluou is the most suitable, but it is too difficult, and we will talk about it later.

Nidoking is also good, but unfortunately to evolve Moon Stone, which is more expensive than Fire Stone, pass.

Scyther's body is too brittle, pass, Weavile is the same.

Poliwhirl, pass, for the same reason as Nidoking.

Golem is very good, but although Tyson knows that it evolved from Graveler, he doesn't know how to operate it. This is knowledge that is not public and can only be passed. The same is true for Machamp.

Snorlax, forget it, can't afford it, really can't afford it.

Tyson kept eliminating options one by one, and finally found that he only had two Pokémons left - Electivire and Blaziken.

It doesn't mean that only these two meet the requirements, but Tyson selectively excludes some options, such as Hitmonchan (Hitmonchan) and the like.

The reason is that Tyson doesn't like it (not handsome enough), well, nothing else.

As for Electivire, this is one of the few Pokémons that Tyson knew about evolution in his last life. After all, Tyson thought it was handsome enough, so he went to learn about it. Electabuzz evolved with Electirizer.

Although the market price of Electirizer is not cheap, it is not too high to be staggering. Tyson estimates that the Trainer of Normal does not know that Electirizer can make Electabuzz evolve into Electivire.

And those who know it, are not willing to buy Electirizer at a high price. After all, that will make people suspicious, so the price of Electirizer has remained so low.

Good news for Tyson.

To sum up, Elekid and Torchic Tyson have the same investment in choosing one of the breeds. Elekid eggs are cheaper, but require Electirizer.

Torchic eggs are more expensive, but they don't require any additional materials to evolve, just normal breed.

Tyson stretched and looked at the time.

The simple screening took an hour, and it was already past nine o'clock. After all, there are so many types of Pokémon.

After closing the computer, Tyson took a shower and went to bed to rest. He got up early to exercise, sold Fire Stone by the way, and went to the black market.

It's really busy.

Tyson thought in a daze, his mind was in chaos, and then he fell into a deep sleep.

The night was silent

Tyson came out of the bathroom after his morning workout.

Putting away Pidgeot after having breakfast, Tyson slowly moved towards the trading center in the city center.

The Trading Center, and the Bounty Hunter Center are located on the left and right of the Pokémon Center.

The mission goal of the hunter and the hunter is to purchase various raw materials to make items. Most of the trading centers are the breed materials needed by the Trainer.

Walking into the lobby, a huge screen comes into view, densely packed above are all the exchange information and purchase information of each Trainer.

Below are computers, and trainers who are interested can search for keywords in real time to trade and exchange.

The Pokémon forum is only for information exchange and preliminary transaction intentions. Private transactions are of course possible, but the same risks need to be borne by yourself.

Most of the trainers still choose to complete the transaction in the trading center. Even if they need to pay a 1% guarantee fee, it is much better than being deceived by themselves.

Tyson first went to the appraisal station to appraise the concentration of his Fire Stone, and then took the appraisal certificate and uploaded it to the background of the trading center to start publishing information - "89-quality Fire Stone is for sale, but it can be Cash, can be paid in cash + material (electricity or fire) mode".

Tyson then walked to the waiting area and opened the forum to wait for a quote.

The game is an Electirizer and it seems that it needs to be exchanged to evolve, but the settings here are slightly changed.

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In addition, the data will be updated from next week.

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