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Originally Posted by Geminex
Well, I'm going Slayer/Half-demon/Full-demon. No dual-class for me.
What were you thinking, what'd the Trainer/Trainer get?
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Oh, I figured it would be something like an upgrade class in a manner of speaking. Then my next upgrade would be half demon. (Well, my character will attempt the Magatama. If Renny somehow ends up as an angel like Kirie, all the better, but there is no way to predict it or plan for it. It's ability would be more support.)
I also told AB that I'm willing to trade away "Trainer Attack" upgrade because I don't plan to have Renny attack directly with weapons, and it's not in his character.
Some stuff listed below which would be neat if I got in terms of the upgrade class.
Pokemon Breeder: These trainers hold an incredible bond with their pokemons due to the immense dedication and effort to raise them beyond the basic requirement of a trainer. While pokemon trainers are challenged to learn about the pokemons that exist and how to harness them, the breeder has a higher calling in the vocation to bring out the very best out of one's pokemons. When a breeder is a trainer too, one can be easily assured that their proteges have been groomed to the sheer pinacle of excellence.
(The following are just list of suggestions of benefits for the Pokemon Breeder, if it gets approved.)
A: All pokemons are level 100. Assume that 2 of each of the pokemons stats are at their maximum value as according to Serebii's website, as a result of careful EV training. Assume that nature is beneficial.
B: Custom Items
C: Being able to change movesets once per mission in between combat.
D: Damage dealt to pokemons are increased by a certain percentage due to being a practiced professional in pokemon battles. (not ruin pokemon or pokebrids or anything that isn't a pokemon.)
E: The Leader Pokemon and maybe the others having a sort of Testament Drive.
F: Ability to teach a move that is normally not available to a pokemon, within reason. Like teaching Punishment to Umbreon. It's a dark move that Umbreon cannot learn despite being a dark type.
G: Each one of Renny's pokemon gain an attack that gains power via the happiness rating similar to Return that is one of the element type of whatever type the pokemon is. Such a move is treated as an HM and doesn't take up a move slot. Probably has a power of 120ish or so. (Return has 102 power when maxed)
EDIT: Also, I think there is more to Rayleen wanting Renny to be leader than just that such as personality or whatever (in-character). But in terms of the sort of tactics that Gem is talking about, we have been put in railroad plot pretty much, so Renny never had a chance to show if he's good at it or no.