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Where to train?

Discussion in 'Pokémon General' started by XxGinger-the-starxX, Dec 9, 2014.

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  1. XxGinger-the-starxX

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    Hello everyone!

    It has come to my attention that there isn't many places to train

    All the areas have levels in the 30's and 40's. Even the victory road has proven to be not as effective.

    It saddens my soul that my pokes can not receive exp as quick as i would hope them to.

    From my knowledge the places to train are only two options

    The Pokémon league and a mirage island that inhabits audinos.

    Please share your thoughts on this subject and if you have found a more effective place to train I would greatly appreciate it if you could be so kind as to tell me ;u;
     
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    I think Secret Bases might be useful. I've heard of someone who has a base with trainers all with Blissey/Audino (can't remember :c).
     
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    Trainer Card - Cave ThemeDragon Fang ★★★★Philosopher's CowlWater Stone ★★★Great Ball ★★
    Re-battle the NPCs, you can re-battle them again with a certain icon appears on the map.
     
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    Basically what's been listed:

    Rebattle the E4
    Blissey bases to the max
    Rebattling trainers when they're ready
    Mirage Island audinos
    and really if all else fails just train gradually in Victory Road

    OR/AS strangely doesn't have high level wild areas, but I think it's just staying true to the original R/S
     
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    I mostly train by rebattling existing trainers, including the ones that challenge you daily in the Battle Resort. Does seem a bit tedious that there aren't many high-leveled wild Pokémon areas but I've grown somewhat used to it with how many hours I poured into R/S/E. :[
     
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    Combine those places or E4 with lucky eggs

    If you don't know how to find them here you have a detailed info:
    Lucky Eggs can be held by Pokémon to increase the experience points they earn at the end of battle. In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, they can only be obtained from wild Pelipper.
    Wild Pelipper can be easily found while surfing or walking in tall grass on various routes and cities. The areas they appear on are listed below:

    Pelipper's Location

    Route 103
    Route 104
    Route 105
    Route 106
    Route 107
    Route 108
    Route 109
    Route 110
    Route 115
    Route 118
    Route 118
    Route 119
    Route 121
    Route 121
    Route 122
    Route 123
    Route 124
    Route 125
    Route 126
    Route 127
    Route 128
    Route 129
    Route 130
    Route 132
    Route 134
    Sea Mauville
    Slateport City
    Lilycove City
    Mossdeep City
    Aqua Hideout
    Magma Hideout
    Pacifidlog Town
    Ever Grande City
    Battle Resort

    DexNav's Method

    After capturing one Pelipper, you'll be able to search for more using the DexNav's detector mode. Simply tap on Pelipper's icon while using the DexNav to search for hidden Pelipper. Remember to sneak around slowly to enter battle with one.
    Each time you battle a Pelipper, your DexNav's search level will increase for that species of Pokémon. You do not have to capture the Pokémon, but it is said to increase the chances of finding rare Egg Moves, Hidden Abilities, better stats, and better items. Increasing the DexNav search level to four will allow you to see if a Pelipper is holding a Lucky Egg before you even battle it.

    Compound Eyes Method

    You can increase the chances of Pelipper holding an item by placing a Pokémon with Compound Eyes in the lead of your party. Nincada will always have Compound Eyes as its regular ability. They can easily be found on Route 116.

    Thief Method

    Once you do enter battle with a Pelipper holding a Lucky Egg, use a Pokémon that knows Thief to snatch it from them, or simply capture the Wild Pelipper if you don't have a Pokémon with Thief. TM46 Thief can be obtained from a Team Aqua/Team Magma Grunt in the Slateport City Oceanic Museum. The thieving Pokémon must not be holding an item before stealing the Lucky Egg. If they are holding an item, they will not be able to take the Lucky Egg. Just assure to do it like a Ninja and Run from them :ninja: without being noticed :D
     
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