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6/12/2011 2:40:20 PM
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A good place to train nincada in emerald?
Never used bug types, and my nincada is under level.
It's a level 11 and I'm in Slateport City.
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Just make sure when it gets to level 20 you leave an extra space in your party with a random pokeball in your bag
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] FearJ77 Grind like crazy or do the "switch out" method.[/quote] Will do, I'm training under the bike road now, electrics cant touch me.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] FearJ77 Grind like crazy or do the "switch out" method.[/quote]
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Grind like crazy or do the "switch out" method.
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Give it to the daycare.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TedToaster22 Exp. Share /thread[/quote]I don't have it yet sily.
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] TedToaster22 Exp. Share /thread[/quote]
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] si7hmast3r What are your other levels?[/quote] High/middle teens.
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Exp. Share /thread
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Kelly Clarkson I troll pokemon.[/quote] YOU AGAIN *shakes uncontrollably* *Pulls out revolver*
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Victory Road and the switch out method are your friends. Once it reaches a good enough level, let it fight on it's own. Edit: Just now noticed you're not that far. In that case, swap Victory Road for whatever the highest level area you have access to is. That is, if your other Pokemon can survive. [Edited on 06.12.2011 6:43 AM PDT]
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What are your other levels?
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Never played Emerald, but just go slightly lower than Lv 11. Or you could challenge yourself with levels 12 - 14. Just look around.
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I troll pokemon.
