Pokemon Is having noobs (legendaries) bad?

Is having noobs (legendaries) bad?

  • yes

    Votes: 4 33.3%

  • no

    Votes: 6 50.0%

  • what are noobs?

    Votes: 2 16.7%
  • Total voters
    12
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The ultimate soul silver fan

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Okay...

But really I have a team of pokemon that half of them are noobs so do you think it is bad having them?

Should I get a new team?

(the good thing is that my most powerful pokemon is a luxray)
 
...Is this a thing where you want opinions on legendaries or you want a team rate?
In any case you'll have to be more specific, and say what legends you're talking about. People have different opinions on legends depending on who they are.
 
My question to you: Why do you call Legendaries noobs? There's nothing noob about them. However the users of them are the real noobs.

Is having them bad? No.

Is using them is competitive battles bad? They're banned most of time anyway so. And I don't care what you're doing on your own game, but please try to stay original and keep it with normal Pokemon in Wi-Fi Battles like on PBR where everything is allowed. I won't say it's bad, since it's allowed there, but it looks really noob (to me) when you start with 2 Darkrais both using Dark Void for example (wouldn't affect my team anyway).
 
I think the better question should be: "Is having Ubers bad?"
And My answer to that is Yes.

Latias is a legendary but she is FAR from hard to beat. So it depends.
 
shadoworganoid said:
I think the better question should be: "Is having Ubers bad?"
And My answer to that is Yes.

Latias is a legendary but she is FAR from hard to beat. So it depends.
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This is the Truth.
 
Well having them isn't bad as I said before, using them isn't bad either if it isn't against the rules, but you'll look very nooby if you do.
 
If your other best is Luxray that's not "best" at all, at least by competitive standards. Alot of legendaries, especially those below 600 BST, aren't that overpowered anyway. Everything has a counter; just what lengths the counter has to be is the matter.
 
I really only use legends for the E4. After that, I trade over [insert amount of legends in E4 team here] Pokémon from the last game I had and use them. The legends then get stuck in the box for either eternety or when I have an all-out battle with this kid across the street.

However, I think my "good pal" Red wants me to waste him with my Ubers.
 
^^wow thats kinda-lame, wouldnt that defeat the entire point of training a team?

I used to harvest n00bs in my back yard, but they take ALOT of work to have. They are very needy and draw attention to themselves, but eventually I got sick of it, and had to put them down. BUT, if we are talking pokemon games, yes, I think its pretty stupid. The only uber I would ever use occasionally for a comp. battle is Garchomp.
 
Not really, Gen. 4 and FRLG make the E4 a halfway point in the game. Besides, I litteraly bond with my digital friends. I don't comp. battle either, 'cause I'm cool like that. :p
 
I usually battle with my custom non-uber team. At leveled and got fairly. My freinds use candied, maxed, cheated ubers and face me with like 3 Arceus and 6 Darkrai.

You get more respect using non-ubers.
 
If you think about it, there is a reason that legendaries are banned: their too strong. If there were no rukes against them, legendary pokemon would be used left and right. Even the best of players may use them. Using legendaries is not noobish at all if it is a god team, the only bad side is that they can't be used in tournaments.
 
Cuz there are like 30 legendaries and 450 non legendaries, only that 30 Ubers would be used then on the tournaments while forgetting all those Pokes... that's why they're banned.
 
Yes. It's very noobish. If you team is all Ubers, it's not fair to a person who trains a team of non-Ubers.
 
Sweet Dawn Berlitz said:
Yes. It's very noobish. If you team is all Ubers, it's not fair to a person who trains a team of non-Ubers.
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You are kinda right.
Anyways I do have a team of around level 50s that I use for the battle frontier that I might want to train
 
Well there's nothing wrong with Rotom, Rotom isn't a legendary so you can use it without looking 'nooby'.
 
The ultimate soul silver fan said:
Heres what I am talking about
Giratina
Dialga
Rotom?
Arceus (yeah I know)
Darkrai
Yeah thats what I am talking about
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I have to say yes. I think its okay if you use Pokemon you can catch in games legitimately not event, hacking or cheating. Even so, it depends how much there are, you've got 4 there, that seems a bit much especially with Darkrai and Arceus. 1 or 2 seems okay in a team but I think that is the border, above that is noobish.
 
Please don't revive threads that are over 2 weeks old unless you have something very important to contribute (that is new to the topic).

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