Pokemon Dawn

This is a book that explains team operations. Not much nonsense, no preface. This is the first chapter, initial preparation.

Of course, if you only know what "initial preparation" is after reading the following article, I despise you on behalf of everyone with a brain.

What do you need to know first about team fighting? Naturally, it’s the position of yourself and your teammates, that is, their functions. People who seriously want to learn team fighting can’t even ask why such a thing, so I won’t explain the reason. Let’s go straight to it.

Let me introduce the characteristics of each position in team combat. Those who are not sure about their functions should take this opportunity to think about it.

First, Commander.

How cool is it to give orders like a leader and make everyone listen to me, right?

I know you newbies would think so.

Commanders are indeed cool, but only if they are smart enough. Do you know what a commander needs to do?

You need to look at the overall situation to come up with a battle strategy, command your own six Pokémon, command your other teammates, and even command your teammates' Pokémon.

If you think it's cool, now draw a circle with your left hand and square feet with your right hand to draw a trapezoid for me to see. If you can't draw it, give up this idea as soon as possible.

What’s the use of a commander who can’t do the most basic tasks of multitasking and three functions? The only way to pass is to perform ten tasks at once!

Next, the main attacker.

Oh, you can't be the one giving orders, but it's cool to be the warrior at the front fighting through obstacles, right?

I hate this kind of person the most.

Ninety percent of the people who disrupt the team's rhythm are stupid attackers who can only rush forward. Attacking is an art, and it is determined based on the surrounding environment, the purpose of the battle, the situation of teammates and the situation of the enemy. Don't

What are you talking about, "How will you know if it doesn't work if you don't try it?" Take back all your gangster logic. Your teammates' lives are for you to try?

If you have no sense of cooperation at all, just want others to echo you and think your attack power is invincible, then don't harm your team. It's better to transform yourself into a chef and burn the bottom of your own pot.

The third one is the defender.

Hey, I have to be beaten every day and become disgraced every time I fight. I don’t want to be in such a lowly position.

Listening to you complaining about such disgusting things every day makes me want to vomit. vomit.

Let me tell you, defenders are the lifeblood of a team. They are not living shields. They are better than anyone at reading the enemy's attack patterns and rhythms, and they know better than anyone how to maximize the damage effect. If you

If you dislike this position, it means you are a newbie.

Someone who has never been in a team fight and still feels grateful to the person in charge of defense.

This is a position that can save people's lives, so I hope all those arrogant and arrogant guys who can't grasp the opportunity, don't take the overall situation into consideration, will stay away from me.

The fourth one is the helper.

It's unremarkable, as if it's the same whether you're here or not, right?

I regret to tell you that apart from the commander, the assistants are the real core of the team.

Who knows the main attacker’s attacking rhythm best? It’s the auxiliary. Who knows the defender’s defensive habits best? It’s the auxiliary. Who knows the commander’s tactical style best? It’s the auxiliary.

Because of their understanding, they can properly interrupt each other's interference, assist themselves appropriately, and pave the way for everyone's actions.

Auxiliaries, like commanders, need to think in multiple directions and have an overall view. A team without assistance cannot move forward.

What, you said you're not good at reading the air? Not used to paying attention to others? Don't want to be a foil?

Then throw away this book and go home and act like a spoiled brat. Team fighting is not for you.

The fifth one is the investigator.

Do you know which position requires the most proficiency in solo combat?

The main attacker? Wrong, the investigator.

Investigators always act alone. Don't think that just because you have good eyesight and you can run fast will make you competent. If you don't know how to fight, you will still be finished.

A large amount of intelligence can only be obtained in battle. The investigator must have the ability to break through the siege alone. It is not "definitely able to win", but "must escape".

Therefore, riding ability and air combat ability are indispensable qualities for investigators. You said you are afraid of heights? You don’t know how to ride a motorcycle or drive? You don’t dare to ride a Big Bird and you don’t dare to ride a Kentero?

Then you still have to investigate.

Intelligence agents and guerrillas are relatively unpopular positions, and not just any newbie can take them, so I won’t go into details here. Finally, let me talk about the team doctor.

What is the most important thing about a team doctor? Treatment level? Richness of treatment techniques?

No, it's survivability.

You must ensure that you survive in order to provide treatment to your teammates. No matter what method you use, whether you escape, defend, or heal yourself, in short, you must survive.

Really good team doctors don't need the cover of their teammates. They will replenish their teammates' physical strength and relieve negative states in time at any time. Don't rush to let your auspicious eggs practice healing moves. Learn to run with your own feet first!

How can a team doctor who can be killed at any time without protection allow his teammates to fight with peace of mind?

This is the end of the introduction to team battle positions. Don’t rush to read back. First, calm down and think about what you are good at and what functions you want to play. Complete this most important initial preparation before learning new content.

——Excerpt from "Introduction to Team Combat" written by the former Chief of Staff of the Pokémon Alliance Kanto Region Command [Misei Chengsi] in the Elf Calendar 961

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Xiaoye: "..."

Xiaojie: "..."

Xiaoling: "..."

The three of them remained silent for half a minute in tacit agreement, then raised their heads together and looked at Xiaotian with complicated eyes.

"Is this... really a compulsory textbook used by PES students?" Xiaojie said with difficulty.

"That's right." Xiaotian nodded and said calmly, "As long as you resist the urge to tear up the book, you will benefit a lot."

"Well, it is true that the content is very accurate..." Xiaoling sighed with a twitching corner of her mouth, "I also heard that the author, Mr. Rensheng, is a great genius strategist..."

Xiaotian's intention of letting the three of them read the first chapter of this book is very obvious. The first step in a team battle is to clarify the position of the team members in the battle - only after the most basic things are determined, can we really get into practice.

"I have read reference books on team battles before, and I have thought about this kind of thing for a long time." Xiaojie said with a smile, "I am the main attacker, and my training has been in this direction."

"I am the assistant." Xiaoling raised her hand happily, "I have practiced cooperation with my brother before. At least the cooperation between the two of us will not be a problem!"

"After all, we have been training together for three years." Xiaojie put on an expression that said, "This is the magic of time."

Although the training is about superpowers and not Pokémon battles.

Xiaotian nodded, "Xiaoye?"

Facing the three glances directed at her, Xiaoye smiled awkwardly, "The first chapter of this book may have made me stop going into details..."

Although Xiao Ye did not systematically learn team fighting skills like Xiao Tian, ​​she still knew the basic knowledge of team fighting. Naturally, she also thought about her own position.

Without a doubt - guerrillas.

This is a very special function. It is not as indispensable in the team as the main attack support or the commander. The guerrillas are often outside the team and are not closely integrated with the team. They seem to have no and no

Problem - In fact, there are indeed quite a few teams that do not have members who are so-called guerrillas.

Guerrillas are the combat units with the highest flexibility among all positions. They use high speed as a weapon and can expand the commander's tactics. Whether it is breakout assassination, long-distance pursuit or cooperating with investigators to sneak in and conduct investigations, it is their duty.

This is not an easy task. "High speed" sounds like just an adjective, but high-speed combat has always been the most difficult of all types of combat, even as much as air combat.

High-speed combat means an overall increase in movement speed, attack speed, and combat rhythm. It is impossible for ordinary trainers to keep up with such a pace. They cannot complete a series of thinking and judgment and still maintain the "high speed" of issuing orders.

, often leaving Pokémon to fight alone relying on their own intuition and judgment.

It is not that there are no trainers who are good at high-speed combat, but no matter who they are, they are all trainers with a lot of experience - it is this skill that gives them the ability to give orders at high speeds that is almost instinctive.

This is also the reason why the former chief of staff, Mibu Mibu, skipped the guerrilla part in the first chapter. This is a book written for newcomer trainers, and guerrilla is not a position that ordinary newcomers can occupy.

However, Xiao Ye is different.

"High speed", for Xiaoye, this is a skill that is almost as instinctive as swinging a wooden sword.

During the battle at the Light Red Gym, Xiaoye showed off this unique weapon that only belonged to her in front of Ari. Even though Pidgeot was already the fastest Pokémon in her team, she could still keep up with Pidgeot.

Rhythm.

No, quite the opposite.

It's Bibiniao who can barely show off her rhythm.

In her previous life, she had moved faster than anyone else. High-speed judgment and high-speed thinking were the norm for Xiaoye.

After Xiaoye expressed what she meant, Xiaotian just nodded and accepted her point of view without any surprise.

Although they were some shocking words, Xiaotian knew that Xiaoye would not say anything uncertain about this kind of thing.

Finally, there is Xiaotian - his self-positioning is also very special, and he does not even appear in the content of the first chapter.

"All-rounder".

Of course, the meaning of omnipotence is not to be proficient in all positions, which is absolutely impossible to achieve by humans. Versatile players usually take into account attack, defense and assistance. They are good at controlling the overall situation and changing their positions according to needs.

This fighting style often appears in commanders. However, Xiaotian admitted that he is not good at tactics and strategies. He is only at the entry level and cannot call himself a commander.

Of course, despite this, the task of "temporary command" still falls on Xiaotian. The reason is simple.

——The other three people are complete laymen.

The sun gradually moved overhead. After reading the chapters in the book related to their respective combat positions, the real training finally started.

Naturally, in just half a day, I can't digest what I read immediately, and I don't have time to slowly understand it. So, let's check for omissions and fill in the gaps during the battle.

"Let's have a big fight, everyone!"

After Xiaojie's energetic words fell, four Pokémon who were taller than before responded in unison.

The first team combat training begins.

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Small theater:

Xiao Ye: I am a guerrilla.

Xiaotian: I am an all-rounder.

Xiaojie: I am the main attacker!

Xiaoling: I am an auxiliary! Well... a dps, an auxiliary, an assassin and a snake oil. Our team is very fragile. Do we really not want to recruit a mt? (serious)