So I'm just wondering.. Do people like a level one with good moves or a fully raised level 100? What will get me more in a trade... I'm new at the trading and breeding and I enjoy it but I just don't know what people like.
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I have a shiny Bibarel, 100% legit, form an orderly queue and one of you will be LUCKY enough to attain it. I also have a legit shiny Riolu, but i'll keep that for myself.
A couple things that are important, in order:
EVs: EV-trained pokemon are usually the most sought after of them all, as they're usually the most useful.
IVs: If you can get a perfect pokemon (meaning they have all 31 IVs), then people will want it. They aren't as important as EVs, but they are helpful.
Shinies: Not quite as wanted as you may think, but still very popular. The reason they aren't too looked for is due to the fact that you can find people RNGing to get them in the older games, as it's supposed to be very simple. People still do it for the new games as well, but it's quite a bit harder from what I hear.
Nature: A good nature makes quite a bit of difference in how certain stats grow, and therefore goes will the EVs to a degree.
Of course, combinations are good as well.
EVs: EV-trained pokemon are usually the most sought after of them all, as they're usually the most useful.
IVs: If you can get a perfect pokemon (meaning they have all 31 IVs), then people will want it. They aren't as important as EVs, but they are helpful.
Shinies: Not quite as wanted as you may think, but still very popular. The reason they aren't too looked for is due to the fact that you can find people RNGing to get them in the older games, as it's supposed to be very simple. People still do it for the new games as well, but it's quite a bit harder from what I hear.
Nature: A good nature makes quite a bit of difference in how certain stats grow, and therefore goes will the EVs to a degree.
Of course, combinations are good as well.
Trading on the GTS is a waste of time. On the site I used to go to, while that was still common, you would normally find better trade deals then that. I would post the site, but I'm worried that it would be considered advertising.JWRosser said:
But yea, trading online is quite often a pain. Unless I really want a certain pokemon, I normally don't bother.