>>724103707
I'd just say for the people looking to learn, just take ALL advice videos with a grain of salt. Like I agree with this one here >>724103559. I really don't think you should ever quit mid-run because you might wind up with a good parent, just my opinion though.

I just want to encourage newbies to try and think for themselves after taking in the information. Try it out, experiment, be brave...you'll get the hang of it eventually. But it is quite overwhelming at first and it can feel like you're doing everything wrong. But it gets easier over time if you just keep trying and experimenting. Take in the advice, try it yourself, then form your own opinion on what's most valuable to (You) as a trainer.

Games where you play as a trainer?

Seems like there are a lot of upset trainers recently...

Why does PokUman make so much sense?