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Post by Deleted on Aug 10, 2015 8:48:26 GMT -5
As I've been going through Gates to infinity, I've found that there are multiple ways to get through a dungeon, some really quickly, and some more challenging?
What do you do to get through it?
Solo it with one pokemon?
Split up?
Go together as normal?
Switching leaders a ton?
For example, I have one pokemon that can tank attacks split up from the group, and then use After You when that pokemon finds the stairs.
You might want to ty out a different strategy in dungeons in PSMD, so why not discuss them here? I am pretty sure nearly everyone here has played PMD.
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Coaster
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Post by Coaster on Aug 10, 2015 11:17:08 GMT -5
Well, during story mode, you have two unevolved starters that both must stay alive in order to make it through the dungeon, and often the configuration of the dungeon is such that one of you is better suited to particular encounters than others... so usually I just wander around with my player in front and use moves as available and appropriate, and if I run into trouble (status condition, bad matchup, etc.) switch places with my partner and start throwing Gravelerocks and using healing items. I actually haven't done a whole lot of the extra-challenging postgame stuff so I really wouldn't know if that strategy works unilaterally.  ; |
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saicow
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Post by saicow on Aug 11, 2015 15:17:01 GMT -5
Well, during story mode, you have two unevolved starters that both must stay alive in order to make it through the dungeon, and often the configuration of the dungeon is such that one of you is better suited to particular encounters than others... so usually I just wander around with my player in front and use moves as available and appropriate, and if I run into trouble (status condition, bad matchup, etc.) switch places with my partner and start throwing Gravelerocks and using healing items. I actually haven't done a whole lot of the extra-challenging postgame stuff so I really wouldn't know if that strategy works unilaterally. ; i usually do that through the whole game, and make sure i take control of any battle that is happening.i solo too when it's not a mission. |
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