01 / mahogany town / voice

[hackintheaster]

[The audio clicks on, though for the first few moments no one speaks. There's just rustling, the sounds of buttons being pressed, and a soft sigh.]

If I can just figure out the calibration of this....

[The voice sounds young, a little annoyed, and a few more buttons are pressed. But then there's a brief 'oh wait' and the sound of the piece of

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[video]

[islandshore]

Unless you use filters, your messages are broadcasted to just about everyone.

[video]

[islandshore]

You'd need an awful lot of money to buy that many in the first place, not to mention at least a few badges. Some items aren't available to new trainers.

That, and it probably won't stop the Pokémon from getting exhausted after a while.

[video]

[hackintheaster]

Dude, where's the faith? You're sounding like you don't want them to be taken down.

I'm sure there is a way to get around that. And if all else fails, massive amounts of training couldn't hurt. Or legendaries, do they have legendaries here?

[video]

[islandshore]

I'm just trying to be realistic. Been here for more than a year, so I know the ropes around here.

But I agree that there's nothing wrong with extra training. As for legendaries, nobody's gotten close to one.

[video]

[hackintheaster]

You've been here for more than a year? [And Rob's totally going to pretend that doesn't terrify him a bit. He doesn't have time to be here for that long.]

Crap. Legendaries were the easiest way to get around Team Rocket

[video]

[islandshore]

Almost a year and a half now.

[Though he doesn't seem too bothered by this.]

Well, they're probably legendary for a reason. Wouldn't mind catching one anyway, just to give my team an added boost. Not that they need it at their level.

[video]

[hackintheaster]

[Whistles.] That's quite a long time. Enough to make anyone whelmed.

What's your average level for your team?

[video]

[islandshore]

100. My only Pokémon that isn't at 100 is my Wartortle.

[He sounds totally chill when he says this, too. Like it's no big deal.]

[video]

[hackintheaster]

[And just give him a moment, cause dude. Dude. DUDE. That's kind of intense.]

You're serious? And you trained them all?

[video]

[islandshore]

That's right. Took a while to get there, though. If you can average about five levels a week, it still takes a few months per Pokémon.

[video]

[hackintheaster]

I can barely get to five levels a week. [Groans.]

[video]

[islandshore]

[He shrugs.]

Everyone trains at their own pace. I usually let my team loose on their own for a few hours; they're tough enough to handle it.

[video]

[hackintheaster]

You mean you can let your team just go out and train themselves?

[video]

[islandshore]

Pretty much. I don't recommend doing it with low levels, but after a while they can handle it on their own.

[video]

[hackintheaster]

So yeah, I won't have to worry about it for a while.

[video]

[islandshore]

It's easier to level up when you've got fewer Pokémon on your team, anyway. Might want to start small if you're busy.