A Pokémon’s nature can hugely impact its stats and moves, so getting that perfect nature can mean the difference between success and failure.
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But now I feel I know the game and mechanics. In the past, I used to play for money and suggested beginners do as it acts like guard rails to teach about the game mechanics (at least until the mid game).
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