Can you beat Pokemon Platinum Without Taking Damage?

Pokémon Platinum came out in 2008. I played a lot when I was a kid. Gen 4 is probably the one I spent the most hours on. I wanted to play it again recently out of nostalgia, you know, but it's Pokémon you've played once. There really is. There's not much reason to play again, so I made it a little more interesting. I'm trying to

beat

Pokémon Platinum without my Pokémon

taking

any

damage

. That's how I gave myself the name Ant and the rival was the man, of course, and I went up to look for him. my first rolled Pokémon I chose Piplup, it starts with pound instead of tackle, which is cool because it has one hundred percent accuracy instead of the 95 percent accuracy that tackle has in this generation, so man did I want to fight, just keep using withdraw please okay.

Yes he took

damage

, I had to reset him to not take damage fighting Mr. twig he needs to retreat six times in a row and then there are two tackles except one from Piplup. The chance of this happening is around 0.004%, so I threw myself into battle over and over again for half an hour until I got it right with Piplup at least. I thought about it some more and it turns out that Turtwig was the right choice when fighting Chimchar. He knows to look instead of retreat, since it is not an attacking move, this means that it will not weaken our attacks every turn.

All that has to happen is for Chimchar to leer. four times in a row, which is a 1 in 16 chance, much better odds and on the third try with Turtwig I was lucky and there was no damage, the rival battle read again, yes we are done, we made it after 40 minutes, finally I made it. able to make some progress talk to Rowan nicknamed Turtwig get some pokeballs and then we'll be free to have some fun I can go straight to the next route fight the first trainer who has star Lee with quick attack huh okay it's time to start solving problems, what can you do to not get hit by a star?

Lee has a move that will always hit before you. Well, Turtwig literally can't learn, there are no priority moves. I had to catch my own star, Lee, that's how, what, let's do it, shit. he grunted, thanks, yeah, first, right, I got lucky and caught it on the first try, then I accidentally hit the power button and had to redo the whole thing, which took an hour anyway with Starly at the party. I had to train him until he could hit the opponent's thali with his own quick attack. Quick attack ko is guaranteed once Starly evolves and reaches level 19, so I had to do some grinding in this challenge, it's not like normal Pokemon grinding to ensure you never take it. damage, you also need a hit for each wild Pokémon, unfortunately the only attack moves Turtwig and Starly know are tackle and if I use them there is a 5% chance they will miss every time they reach level 19 with the star Read.

I'll use enough tackles that I'm essentially guaranteed to miss at least once, so I needed to find an alternative to training against wild sand star Bidoof Lee, the solution being found at night. It turns out that this route has a minor infestation of Creek etat. At night, there is a 10% chance. for a cricketer to appear and in this level the little musical critters only have wait and growl, wait takes two turns to deal damage so as long as my Pokémon can

beat

the cricket odds in two turns we're good to go but of course, star Lee.

I can't do it in two turns but Turtwig can so I had to train Turtwig until he could shoot the cricket points and then I could switch to train star Lee until I could fight them during this chat process and I decided the full rules for the challenge we decided that after each badge I could save and if I took damage I could reset the game to the previous chip we feel like this stays true to the challenge because it's really about strategizing on how to progress instead of wasting my life doing mindless grinding for hours, but as you'll see, I still lost a pretty large amount of time, and another thing for mindless grinding, I sped up the game because, again, I'm not trying to lose.

My life fought the cricket odds for 30 hours after exterminating the entire population of cricketers. My star Lee evolved and grew to level 19. I was ready for the first battle. I completely trampled young Tristan with a quick attack and was able to progress. It took me 9 hours of play. To defeat the first trainer, this is going to be long, plus shaking up a road. I had to train Turtwig to level 25 on this route to evolve and learn mega drain. It's the first movement of grass something good with one hundred percent. Accuracy, this took an additional nine hours into the game from here.

I was able to become a retiree. I smashed the guy with Staravia and ran towards Arbor, uh, and accidentally ran into this trainer, yeah, my god, that quick attack had a 1/. 5 chances of not fulfilling me, by the way, I really couldn't afford to make any more mistakes like that. Once finished, I carefully navigated the route and cave to enter or raid the city and fight in the first gym. I did the math and my level 25 brothel should just barely beat Roark with mega drains Oh, wrong baby oak, oh well, one hit, ko, this is the, this is the tough one, oak, oh, yeah, oh , thank God, okay, just like that, the first gym was finished.

I made my first save point and was ready to move on to the floor above the city, this was where I made the discovery that made this challenge much more difficult. Team battles. In these battles you are forced to team up with another person and the people you are associated with. with a bit of suction, the first team battle required is with Dawn against two galactic grunts. These grunts have a glamorous ow and a chopped key. The glamorous owl knows how to pretend, the only option is to attack quickly to surpass the glamorous ow as priority moves in this game. they all have the same priority level, so I hope the chopped key doesn't hit me, no matter what I do, it's essentially a 50/50 chance of getting hit, so I quickly attack the glamor shout that I miscalculated and didn't even do. took. but the Glammy ow and Stung key attacked the Piplup, allowing me to finish this battle on the first try.

After that battle, it was clear that my Pokémon needed to be stronger, so I trained the Gras tool up to level 32, so it evolved and learned earthquake, then I went to The flow around the city valley was next and inside Commander Marce was there. Her ace is level 17 Feo. She has faked to outspeed and one-hit Ko the/Feo with a quick attack. Meister Avia needed to evolve and then get to level 40. I only had the first badge I fought against level 10 wild Pokémon until I took damage because I'm dumb and that team battle I first tried before took three tries to get through again and then I was granted another two and a half hours until Stir Raptor was finally at level 40 and I was able to defeat a poor level 17 ugly after saving value on the works.

I was able to advance to a forest and oh god there are more team battles in the forest where you were forced to team up with Sheryl. The first battle required in Aterna Forest is against Jack and Briana Briana has a Pachirisu with fast attack, so I went in hoping for the best and got hit, so I went back to the first gym. I did three hours of work. time to catch him Bidoof for HMS and find a sick weasel I put him out of his misery of course then I tried the fight again okö straight shot let's go yeah ok we're finally okay now and I made it.

I beat the first one required. Fortunately, the Forest Battle keyword was first, although I was able to force the other battles into individual battles, so they weren't a problem and I was able to get past Sheryl's plague. Mother City is the location of Jim Grass and because I had a level 40 scramble after I completely ruined it with a ring attack, the second badge was mine after 33 and a half hours of play, not including time spent to reboots, by the way, after Jim, I went back and got AB Weasel. later, 75 percent chance please, 103 big paws easily cleared the galactic base, I grabbed a bike and the scouting kit.

I cautiously traveled to the hard home with a few uneventful battles along the way, the next big obstacle receiving badge three from fan Tina, the ghost gym's fan leader. Tina has a dust skull with a priority move, then a hunter with Sucker Punch, also a priority move, that target was easy to deal with because Shadow Sven couldn't hit my lord after which the hunter had trouble, Sucker Punch was able to hit. Meister Raptor and its fast attack couldn't hit the hunter, so to beat the Haunter I needed to train my children to level 45 so that it would evolve and have the stats to defeat the hunter with a single water control, the ultimate Pokémon Miss majus.

It was a simple crunch and the third badge was mine after 46 hours of play with the third badge in the bag. This was where the challenge changed. I grabbed an Eevee as a gift, but the man who gave me amazing advice made sure all your attacks hit and avoided. every enemy attack, that's the strategy, that's all you have to do and you entered Selassie in the city, confident as always in the city, he has the Pokémon daycare, the daycare is what turned this challenge from a boring disaster into a fun puzzle if you deposit Pokémon in the daycare each step you take in your Pokémon games one experience point so all I had to do to get level 100 Pokémon was push it to the daycare and cycle up and down again and again. again until I traveled about 1 million tiles and that's what I did.

I threw shake and floatzel at the nursery and out of the stream I cycled up and down for 30 hours in the game or about 8 hours with the throttle on the next stream. I was ready to crush this game or so I thought I had reached my incredibly powerful level. 100 Pokémon ran route 215 until I encountered a very unexpected problem, the ace trainer Dennis, he was an inevitable trainer, wet, drifblim, drifblim, he has the ability after math, we are on the turn, the Pokémon is defeated if the Pokémon opponent makes contact, takes damage. It was a problem, my two level 100s only had moves that made contact.

We walked through the game and strategized as best we could and the best solution to the problem, barring hours and hours of extra work, was to shake him and teach him to float in Gen 4. Move towards him only with 80% accuracy. It was a one in five chance that he would be harmed. One chance in five. I would have to spend eight more hours of my life cycling up and down. Here is the battle. No No, why just one closer? 69 baby, I probably should have done a little more grinding on my Torterra, but I reset it and, being stubborn, I tried the rock grave strategy again.

Yeah, oh, it doesn't happen twice, come on, so it was a fun way to waste. eight hours with that fight complete, I moved on to the fourth gym, slept through it easily, and saved the game. 73 hours later I was doing a quick battle against some galactic grunts with Dawn, the grunts opened up with two zubats so I can't shake. them with war Terra I was a little reckless here because I had just finished a gym, so I decided to try my luck facing them without any strategy. I had to restart several times until it was nice, this was the time to chat and I decided to never do it.

I made a single mistake once again, so I came up with a foolproof plan to defeat the Zubats. I walked to Pastorius City, went to the move reminder, and taught Floatzel Swift, which hits both Pokémon and double battles. With this excellent idea, I was able to defeat the grunts. without having to rely on good luck, the fifth gym was next and it was easy, only the air ace waits for Gyarados' quick attack, the floatzel has it, an aqua jet and an air ace, the Quagsire, five badges less, There are three left to reach the sixth gym.

In order to run some errands, such as delivering the old amulet to Cynthia's grandmother in Celeste City, I traveled through the foggy area on Route 210 and accidentally got into a battle, of course, I also forgot to use the defroster, so I was going into battle with a 40.% chance of missing each attack, luckily I had an air ace resizer, but the scythe was a new fast attack so I had to use my own fast attack. The next hit was a Luxio which I was able to take out with an aerial ace, the last Pokémon was the Worst case scenario a pro arc pass, both Swift and an aerial ace wouldn't take it out in one hit, here's what It happened, don't get lost, no, ah, well I was lucky, the rest of the route I got smarter and used e fog, so it was stress. -free I destroyed Syrus in the ruins, hooked surf and headed to the AB City panel, the man was waiting for me,so i went to aquajet the store after and to the infernape area, rosary cords, narrow cross and quick attack to the floatzel ez before the gym.

I paid a visit. to Iron Island to see Riley to get the HM to get strength, you have to talk to Riley, the thing is that all Iron Island battles are feared team battles, fortunately, although Riley only gives you strength from the beginning and wait inside, so I abandoned Him and went straight back to Cadillac to go to the gym. The gym was pretty simple. I needed to pick up a Mystic Water only on Pastore to make sure an Aqua Jet KO to the ass or that new quick attack on top of that, though it was clean.

The surface sweep for the sixth flagship, Team Galactic started causing such chaos, so I went to Lake Valor to clean things up there, then as Verity because Dawn couldn't handle it herself and went up towards the snow point towards the Lake Acuity, where it's hailing, but it's okay because I had a way to deal with it, remember that the Eevee I picked up by barely walking into the hail on Route 217 and using a rare candy on Eevee, evolved into Glaceon, a Pokémon immune to the effects of the hail, but was still weak and does not.

I didn't learn any good ice-type moves, so I threw him and Torterra into daycare to make them strong. The only powerful visual move with 100% accuracy in this Jen is an ice beam to acquire an ice beam, you have to spend ten thousand game corner coins, ten thousand. The game corner coins were two hundred thousand poker dollars and I was completely broke after spending all my money on daycare, so I came up with a get-rich-quick scheme that involved all the luck in the sense of getting close. to some rich and snobbish children. and I hit him repeatedly with the first finder until the entirety of his parents' wealth was safely in my pocket, then I squandered it all on a single MT.

Once that was done, it was just a matter of running up and down for another eight hours a once Glaceon int or taro reached level 100. He was ready to face the blizzard. I talked to Glaceon Ice Beam and Shadow Ball and went to the move reminder to get ice shard the battles on route 217 were easy I shared the Pokémon with priority moves Shadow Ball the Pokémon resistant to ice and ice beam the rest snow point City Gym wasn't that easy the first problem was the puzzle itself some of the trainers in the gym have snow burrs then Sneezle's snow burrs set up Hale with the snow warning ability and in Gen 4 the weather effects last indefinitely, then Sneasel has a quick attack that forces my Glaceon to stay inside and use a priority move.

What's up with this is that ice shard. or the quick attack, both don't do enough to knock out a Sneasel, so I needed to find a way through the gym that avoided all the trainers so as not to risk getting into one of these Snover Sneasel fights, it took me a while , but after looking at a map of the gym for almost 15 minutes Chad and I were able to find a route by bypassing all the trainers in the gym while solving the puzzle, of course, that wasn't the only difficulty in the gym we still had Candice Candice It opens with the Sneasel, which was simple.

Since it wasn't screaming yet, we were able to overcome its quick Aquajet attack to knock it out, but Pokémon 2 is where things get more complicated if Candice sends Abomasnow and then starts screaming with a snow warning. . Abomasnow can be easily removed with lace clothing. ice beam and the piloswine that follows it, but the reason hail is a problem is because the hard frost and its snow cap snow cap and hail ability causes moves to fail a fifth of the time to ensure the ko. I need to move in Glaceon. never misses and as you can clearly see Glaceon doesn't have one of those no miss moves except it does the hail here which causes the accuracy issue and also solves it as it turns out to be a blizzard but I passed the check precision while saluting, so I was able to Blizzard with 100% confidence and eliminate the frozen girl, grabbing the seventh badge.

I took care of the lake acuity stuff, then took out the galactic headquarters, got Syrus' master ball along the way, and headed to the spear pillar for the end of The World, oh, you thought I was talking about the whole thing about the portal, no, it's another team battle, but really, although this one was surprisingly easy, none of the opposing Pokémon didn't have priority moves, so Floatzel was able to surf instantly drowning everything on the field I jumped on. another dimension really fast and caught Giratina with the master ball, he wasn't as strong as I needed so I cycled up and down for two hours until I got to level 66.

I also beat up the rich kids again for money for some. Stat boosting items and some equipment I will explain later, then I was able to move through route 222, I only fought a single trainer with a level 100 Wingull ikurou, it should absolutely crush the air aces, yes no, which I forgot I had a quick attack, so I restarted. and got it all back again when I returned to the wingull. I remembered the quick attack this time, now to the final Jim. Opposing Pokémon are now reaching levels where each battle must be meticulously planned. The fast attack was the Jolteon. to Raptor to speed up his own quick attack, ground power, the walking shoe with Giratina, surf the luxray with floatzel and with a silk scarf on sir raptor, quick attack, electa, shoot to get the 8th badge from here, it was a Quick work through Victory Road and a simple rival battle before the Elite Four gauntlet.

I taught my team some important levels of TMS. I climbed Giratina one last time to restore balance and didn't turn back. Now the beginning of the air in the battle was simple. The aerial ace is yanmega earthquake, the aerial ace drapion. Vespiquen and aerial ace, hair through scissors, was a problem since our new fast attack and had enough defense where my own fast attack or Aquajet couldn't take it out, there were no priority moves that could defeat it in one hit, so my solution was Giratina, which was not affected by the quick attack. The problem with Giratina was that he was only level 69 and a level 69 Giratina normally couldn't defeat us or in one hit, well, not without a natural gift.

The natural gift is a movement that changes. Its type and damage based on the berry your Pokémon has gives Giratina a water berry and a natural gift becomes a 60 power fire type move, so I did just that and incinerated the scizor winning the first battle, Bertha was next but with Torterra the battle was simple Kika trained everything except Gliscor where you use ice beam with Glaceon Flint was another simple surf the houndoom aqua jet the Infernape surf the quick ash and do mortar and aqua jet the blast on Lucian was the next awkward sweep of Shadow Ball except for SB where I had to quickly attack with agitation after the final fight was with Cynthia was the most meticulously planned fight of all.

The LaCie owner's ice beam couldn't take out the Spiritomb in one hit, so I had to hit it with an icicle plate to deal enough damage. Lucario had extreme speed, so I had to use Giratina. Giratina was leveled at exactly 69 and was given enough stat boosting items to surpass the speed. Giratina also received choice specs that I picked up in Celeste ik Town, so earth power barely Kayode. I made sure Glaceon had enough speed to outrun Garchomp to knock him out and kiss him toka with an ice beam. I cast it after the melee to get a single hit on Milotic, then it was an ice beam on the rose array to finish the challenge and beat Pokémon Platinum without

taking

a single point of damage 138 hours 37 minutes not including reboots and this is how I did it, if you liked this and want to see more be sure to subscribe.

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