6 Ways To Improve Your Nuzlocke Skills

Would you be interested in more videos like this where I talk about the various aspects of Nuzlocking? If so, let me know in the comments!
#Pokemon #Gaming #Nuzlocke

[@PaPaSea]

great tips but I prefer to rely on my insane RNG luck

[@thefoodyscarecrow7391]

same! usually you have to do 100 attempts though, man… its rough

[@BlazingJ972]

My first nuzlocke two of my pokemon got killed by a clefable with only metronome (in sword). Later on the route, my entire team got swept by a sudowoodo with rock slide. I'm pissed about this because the two pokemon that clefable killed were a Gyarados and a bellossom. *the only two pokemon that I had that could have taken out the damn fake tree*

[@andrewb5347]

LMAOOOOOOOOOO

[@HollandTHG]

Whoa, it's the guy who sent me to this channel, through his regular references!

[@lucaspiano76]

I’m never punished

[@ethanpilled]

This isn't even nuzlocke advice. This is just straight up life advice

[@shubhamraj25]

Yeah, everything links up ultimately

[@jiffbombastic3694]

Please be a series. More stuff in general is good, but this kind of advice would greatly help.

[@ryanhilliker375]

I second this ^^

[@ulrichbrodowsky5016]

One thing to add to the risk minimization: Defensive pokemons are more likely to survive bad luck. If your alakazam misses his focus blast, he's basically dead. Your Wailord on the other hand will most likely survive whatever your opponent does when you miss hydro pump Edit: Several people pointed out that wailord isn't that strong. To which I agree, but that's kind off the point: Even a mediocre pokemon is often better in a nuzlocke than a glass canon. Of course if you're the best nuzlocker in the world, you'll be able to keep your alakazam alive, but otherwise you might consider to use it only very carefully, if at all

[@wheatleythebrick2276]

tho the wailord wont be one shotting things left and right either, so you gotta strike a balance between offensive pokemon for sweeping and defensive ones for pivoting and checking threats

[@RonanLyleMusic]

Wailord isnt even that tanky though due to defense stats, while also not having high attack or speed

[@ulrichbrodowsky5016]

@@RonanLyleMusic Sure, wailord isn't that strong. Still I'd probably prefere it over a alakazam, simply because defensive pokemon generally outperform glass canons in nuzlockes. And you can get through it very well with only walls, you don't need to reduce them to pivots. And you'll find it hard to get offensive pokemons into the fight

[@HomeCookinMTG]

The real lesson here is don’t use 70 accuracy moves lol

[@Slival_]

Tell that to every wailord I've ever had in an emerald run dying to his first fight lmfaooo

[@rileymosman2808]

If I may add my own opinion: I think that when you first start doing nuzlockes it is a good idea to play with Gyms as checkpoints. That way if you lose a pokemon to RNG (or anything at all with self-destruct) then you get to weigh: do I reset from allll the way back when I fought gym 3? Or do I soldier on with a dead party member. I find that having that rule made it easier for me to accept deaths. I hope this helps any of you future nuzlockers out there!

[@flayncel]

yes, so much yes. this is exactly what happens when I play a fire emblem game, I usually reset and try to do well for as long as I can, but as the chapters start getting harder and longer it makes you accept a few deaths, sometimes not even because you would lose a lot of time, but because you got lucky on other shit on that level previously and the reward outweighs the loss of a unit

[@Aquaryx]

Ok thx

[@robertlupa8273]

While I haven't finished my only nuzlocke yet, if I get to the Elite 4 and lose, I will allow myself to retry with a new team. Yes, it'll take forever to grind them up, but I'm not gonna give up that easily, dammit!

[@conorfrost6866]

Wish I saw this BEFORE Cheren one hit crit all 4 of my Pokémon

[@kyberstudios7358]

@@conorfrost6866 I feel your pain bro, I’m doing a nuzlocke on White 2 and the same shit just happened to me too 😔

[@JackMetJill]

A few more tips: *Grind all the pokemon on your team. Don't just have 1 strong pokemon on point. That's asking for trouble. *Take it slow at times. Playing loose and fast leads to avoidable mistakes. *Grind efficiently. It's better to grind xp on pokemon that you OHKO than on something that has a chance to crit kill a teammate. It might take a little longer, but better to be safe than sorry.

[@monkeyjosh339]

Or just use rare candies

[@glitter4686]

@@monkeyjosh339 that ruins the game. Don't give dumb advice

[@lperezherrera1608]

@@glitter4686 Eliminating the grind definitely does not ruin the game. For many people it can make it better.

[@monkeyjosh339]

@@glitter4686 dont most nuzlockers nowadays use rare candies

[@suanud6026]

Yeah But personally for me using rare candies feel much like an award

[@almightyonion]

The second one actually does really help. I’m a perfectionist at heart, so being reassured about bad natures takes a lot of weight off my shoulders

[@yuscha697]

I’m actually very curious on why Wally was complicit in Watergate. I would honestly watch that video. Please do it.

[@RessaFace]

I'm also curious about what happened to Mrs. Mime...it sounds like a nefarious story to me.

[@marcmoran1199]

This is really good, I 'd love to watch more of these "tutorial" style videos! Especially pivoting, it's a skill I always struggle with and it's very hard to find any kind of tutorial on things like these.

[@saurabhdamde1999]

These are actually good tips... And I'm happy that I learnt these things while playing Nuzlockes...

[@dennisflanders1957]

"Advices"

[@TheMurrmursonbottle]

@@dennisflanders1957 I think in a lot of other languages “advice” is a countable noun so they call it “an advice,” so they don’t really understand that in english it’s not a countable noun so you don’t have “an advice” or “one advice,” you’d say “this is really good advice” It’d be like drinking two cups of milk and saying “those were really good milks”

[@Khandle915]

Wholesome comment is wholesome 😍

[@saurabhdamde1999]

@@dennisflanders1957 Thanks for your "Advice"

[@saurabhdamde1999]

@@TheMurrmursonbottle nailed it!

[@kommo-0]

I actually learn quite a lot just from watching you play

[@BersxrkmoB]

I don’t do nuzlockes but I have adopted some of your self-imposed rules such as, no over leveling the gym leaders ace or using items during battle. This has made my runs much more difficult and enjoyable so thanks for all you do!!

[@almondmedal3902]

I just recently started doing these challenges Cus I thought they were fun, and I practiced my pivots and I’m thinking the attempt of platinum I’m on might be the one

[@TrunkaMonk]

Same, I just did a Black nuzlocke for the first time. Now I’m doing black 2 and already see a difference

[@JKAzzaEditz]

I’ve been trying to do an ultra moon nuzlocke for a year now…

[@misanthropicservitorofmars2116]

@@JKAzzaEditz yeah I heard that’s a tough one to nuzlocke

[@WisteriaUndertheSun]

@@misanthropicservitorofmars2116 I think Pokemon Challenges ranked it as the hardest vanilla game, even above Platinum

[@superduperdragonfly]

Yoo, this was a really good video! I'm usually a bit wary of these kinds of videos, because its not too uncommon for the people making them to go "this is the ONLY way and if you DON'T do it like this you're doing it WRONG", but I genuinly appreciated the message of "hey, keep it fun for yourself", followed by some helpful tips. I actually feel a lot better about wanting to try a modified hardcore nuzlocke right now, without feeling bad about adding some small things to keep it fun for myself, so thank you! I think I'll come back to this one, haha

[@superduperdragonfly]

I just wanted to come back to this and say: I did it! Thanks to this video, I started (and completed!) a hardcore nuzlocke! I did end up using the "regular" hardcore rules, and I had a ton of fun! I lost my starter pretty early on, so I admit I was a liiittle discouraged for a hot minute, but I pushed through and I'm very glad I did! I think I'll be doing more in the future, too! thank you again for this video and for inspiring me to do my own HC nuzlocke

[@AJMC82]

Discovered this channel a month or so ago and it is everything I wanted when I first discovered Nuzlockes with Jaiden Animation's Platinum video. I kept thinking to myself, "Wow, monotype Nuzlockes would be so hype" and "I wish there was a good Nuzlocke tips channel" but I found nothing. Thank you for doing this, FlygonHG. You've reinvigorated my love for the Locke.

[@physicsbiology9756]

I love how much small details Matti puts in his videos. They make the video much better

[@Eevolie]

Thank you so much, this was actually extremely helpful for my current run! A lot of people are posting nuzlocke gameplays, but you're the first one to post some actual advice on the topic. I have only recently started doing nuzlockes and I was feeling kind of bad because playing with hardcore rules was still too challenging for me. So thank you for that number 1, it made me feel a lot better and I think it was a great reminder. Pivoting is something I have very little experience in, so a video about that would be very appreciated. Also, I'm really looking forward to seeing your campaign for future President Carbink!

[@jasonreed7522]

I think a big part of tip 1 is to not make ot worse by using game rules you don't normally use. I always play shift and won't be forced to play set, its just not fun and i believe several instances in the anime show Ash switching at the same time as his opponent meaning they are technically using "shift". But yeah the point of challenge runs is you are bored with the base game and are looking to get some more fun out of it by adding a few rules.

[@cusionmon6652]

I'd love to see more if this kind of stuff, especially talking about the best nuzlocke encounters you can get that sounds like a super useful video.

[@trogbison1625]

I’d love to see this become a series. Not only is it enjoyable, digestible and helpful content that is made very easy to listen to because of your calming voice and friendly demeanour, but it’s a great break from usual content that makes it even more enjoyable when one of your nuzlocke videos does come out.

[@BetweenWaters]

Great video! The nuzlocke community needs more of these. Though a lot of these tips are known, they're usually just brought up in passing during long videos, I think it would be great if they had their own segments or videos dedicated to going in-depth. I'd really like to see a video on best encounters or abilities, and maybe even one just listing a bunch of fun ways to pronounce pokemon names

[@kirbycakez6855]

I have been thinking about trying Nuzlocking again, but wasn’t too sure. But this was very encouraging! Thanks.

[@michaelwazowski5159]

Even just a monotype run is a good challenge, with more leeway than a full nuzlocke

[@jonas10t17]

thanks to u and a lot of other youtubers, i started to love nuzlockes. Before, nuzlockes were a thing i wouldnt do that much, but now theyre amazing. In my nuzlockes i grind with rare candies cause it makes it very long and annoying and i dont risk any deaths. that also allows me to switch between pokemon every gym which is super fun

[@watchergirl9]

I'm down for more of these videos. Especially the pivoting cores one. That sounds awesome.

[@ohhbrien]

I've been trying to get into doing my own nuzlocke runs lately and have been having a hard time doing it. Thank you for this video!! I love your channel, your videos, and would really love to see more like this one!

[@bhaveeshbhaveesh7612]

Had just finished my first ever platinum nuzlocke, it did take 5 tries to do so, but the process did use pokemon I never thought I would have used (namely crobat,rotom,floatzel,lucario,onix,luxio) which made it a much more special experience to me

[@jasonreed7522]

I think that is the special part of nuzlocks, the first encounter rule forces you to have unlikely teams and gives a reason to use suboptimal pokemon. Basically in a normal run you would get Entei or Raiku and immediately its better than whoever was you fire or electric type and so electabuzz is off the team. In pearl i found a shiny zubat in the oreburg mine (before the first gym) and learned it was a surprisingly good pokemon. It was also my first ever shiny.

[@baptisteruellan1204]

Thats the beauty of nuzlocking, when you're back against the wall and you have to rely on pokemon that you would have never though are that good otherwise (but really you never used lucario before? Thats like the most overpriced mon of gen 4 . Or did I just pass too much time on pokemon games XD)

[@bhaveeshbhaveesh7612]

@@baptisteruellan1204 you were given the riolu egg pretty late in the game so I would usually ignore it, in this playthrough though I had accidentally over leveled one of my pokemon before Byron's gym, so I thought I would use lucario

[@baptisteruellan1204]

@@bhaveeshbhaveesh7612 thats actually a very good point Gess i was a little biased by the pokemon movie that i watched a dozen of times

[@phyllotaxis]

I'd like to see more like this, your videos are a big part of why I started a Nuzlocke in Crystal Clear

[@samueltaylor6421]

This was lovely, and I would 100% be interested in seeing videos like these in the future! I don't know where most viewers lie on the beginner/expert spectrum, but I'd definitely love to see more advanced stuff.

[@bunchiebob-_-4805]

Thank you for making a video in this format. This seems like a fun video and since you made it it must be amazing!

[@RenstashMCDS]

I love you snuck in the picture from the movie Get Out when you said get out, among the many other small things you edit in!! They don’t go unnoticed and are hilarious!!!! Also I started my first nuzlocke! I picked Sacred Gold to spice up Heartgold, a game I have a lot of nostalgic love for with my friends, and it's going great so far. Already lost someone but we are adapting and overcoming and having a blast!! Thank you for reviving Pokemon for me!

[@kayamin4897]

i’m actually so grateful that you made this video since i’m new at nuzlockes, thank you so much!! i also completed a water type HN in leaf green which yours inspired me to do :)

[@VikasRaj_Hyd]

This video literally could not have been posted at a better time. Currently, playing sapphire Nuzlocke ( 1st ever ). At the Elite 4😙

[@KaiTheMemeKing]

Good luck!

[@gotdamn4989]

as long as u have linoone ur good

[@VikasRaj_Hyd]

@@KaiTheMemeKing thank you

[@alecjasik8667]

Your videos introduced me to nuzlocking recently, and I have made about 4 or 5 attempts at pokemon emerald using only water types. I was beginning to get frustrated because most of my mistakes have been TOTALLY preventable and I felt like giving up. This video has me refreshed to try again and to not over-complicate things. Keep up the good work

[@temoorashraf]

Recently got interested in Pokemon and Nuzlockes, and found your channel. And I've only watched a couple of your videos, but they are so comforting. Don't know what it is about your videos feel so wholesome.

[@ghostbones137]

Flygon, thank you for the tips! I've been attempting a Y nuzlocke and have been getting frustrated because I've been losing. This video helped me put things into perspective a little bit and I feel ready to try again. Thank you!

[@santiagovieira385]

One of the most important things when you are nusloking is having fun, dont be afraid to use rare candy if u dont want to grind ur pokemon, and if you are playing with level caps dont stress with the exp, if you are 1 more level than the gym it doesnt matter that much use the pokemon if you want

[@nadavnelson8]

Please make more of these videos!! Starting to get into Nuzlockes, and this is the exact advice I’m looking for as a beginner. For example, I can’t learn from PC’s videos. They’re too high level, so this is the great, practical starting advice I can learn to get better.

[@bagelpenguin6499]

Watching your channel gave me the motivation to finally finish my first hardcore nuzlocke, So I'm glad you're starting to make videos like these.

[@booberry1623]

I love this, I definitely would enjoy a series. I often play nuzlockes while watching your (and other Nuzlocker KZbinrs) videos and while I'm getting better...I'm still not very good lol

[@Hummus4X]

This is great! Recently started a randomized Emerald Nuzlocke, after seeing how the Nuzlocke's make the game more challenging and fun

[@chaoswisp88]

I always feel inspired to play a nuzlocke whenever I watch one of your videos, so thank you for that!

[@ericpuyuelonavarro798]

Thank you for this video! I've been trying Nuzlocks for some time (with not good results) and I'd love to learn through your videos. I'd be specialy interested on how to build a team to optimize pivoting.

[@pauldavidson557]

Thanks a bunch for the great advice, while still having an entertaining video with your signature humor. I always enjoy your videos!

[@corndogtalks]

This is awesome. Definitely gotta make more of these Nuzlocke tips videos!!

[@khakishorts1033]

Thanks for this video! I need some advice for this since I’m starting a nuzlocke soon!

[@Tantei7]

Super helpful vid, love it! Especially since I thought about trying my first ever nuzlocke, I've only done other challenges like monotypes or gift pokémon only for example and I'm doing those itemless, but a nuzlocke is a whole different beast

[@kyrusdelahunty109]

I do hope you make this into a series. I've tried nuzlockes in the past with no luck, but this definitely helped give me some ideas and remind me to take it easy! So, thank you! Also, I still think a list of what games you think are best to start with would be cool!

[@Carol-qm6uu]

What you said about the natures is really nice. Although I only play casual I've a bit obssessed about getting the best nature possible for each pokemon and that kinda takes the fun out of it. Also I really enjoy your nuzlockes, keep up the amazing work!

[@ArthurTRead]

this is really helpful as the only nuzlocke I ever attempted 90% of my pokemon died in their first battles so I gave up before the fourth gym, but I'd love to try them again now that I watch a lot more videos like yours

[@TheBigHerman007]

This was great! I would love if this became a series!

[@kohinoorbanerjee4009]

Him: natures, EVs don't matter. Me: EV training my volcarona to the max in my first nuzlocke

[@kingtallastar]

Totally wanting more done with this series!!!

[@yuakim]

Thank you so much for the first tip. I just started my Emerald Nuzlocke and I had lost Gloom to a crit. Since Vileplume is my favourite Pokemon, I really didn't wanna lose him. Same thing happened to Aron earlier, but I eventually boxed him because he died twice. I also lost the run today, because of the Gloom crit, I was unable to beat Wattsons team because 2/4 of my team was weak to electric. It made me feel cheap when I beat him the second try, because I failed the nuzlocke, but your tip made me feel so much better about myself

[@dragofand]

I'm glad you had that first tip as number 1. It's so important that people realize that nuzlockes at the heart of it is for fun. My first nuzlocke was in Emerald. And it was arbitrary but I made it a rule that I could bring back any of my Pokemon by doing different levels of the Pokemon contests. That way if a Pokemon died then they were gone (in the box is perfectly fine. Not everyone can do a youtube series or live stream to remember their nuzlockes by after all) but if I really cared for the Pokemon (or really needed them) I had an out. Did that for several of my first nuzlockes until I started getting better at the game and could take off the training wheels.

[@afia1052]

Please do more of this. Could you possibly do tips for every gen on Pokémon? It would take a while but it would very informative.

[@jaharwerth]

I just discovered your channel a week ago and I’ve enjoyed watching your entire backlog! Your new video was great timing since I’ve been thinking about doing my first nuzlocke. Thank you! You also inspired me to pick up my old GBA games and I’ve been enjoying filling up my Pokédex more from where I left off in my childhood. Thanks for that too! Edit: misspelt word

[@vbph2011]

Great vid! You're so funny and understandable and understanding and your production quality is just awesome lol

[@roidadadou5456]

I think I'm pretty good myself at Nuzlocking, having quite the experience on it, but those tips are invaluable, and I wish more people that are just as found as I am of the challenge, but not as deeply invested, can find this video, and make progress like they never did before. Great job on that.

[@melodyspringlow3813]

Cool video! Really awesome to get information so accessibly about these kinds of challenges. If I may, would it be possible to make a video demonstrating how to properly run calculations for in game battles? How do you know how to apply IVs and EVs to the enemies, how do you personally estimate your own IVs? It would be a super helpful resource! Keep up the amazing content though!

[@jaybuckner5205]

This is awesome, would love to see more of this type of video!

[@BreezyStarfish]

You inspired me to try my first Nuzlocke, it was so fun. I did a water only challenge for SS and enjoyed using Pokémon I don't normally use or haven't ever used. Thanks for doing what you do

[@SaphyMarie]

I love this video and would like to see more advice! I'm always interested in learning about mechanics!

[@jexusdomel5194]

Definitely make this a series, it's great for times in between nuzlockes to please the algorithm™ and helpful

[@kitsuneprincess4637]

Since you mentioned here that you love when people say they were inspired by you, I've started doing Nuzlockes of Pokémon Emerald Rogue and it's been a blast! I never had any interest in Nuzlocking until watching your videos, but as a person who likes challenging content in video games, as well as an enjoyer of roguelikes, it's been a perfect challenge for me! Plus, it both forces me and gives me a chance to use Pokémon I might not otherwise use, so it's been really cool in that respect too!

[@VerkatosEnsei]

The fifth point is especially important. Minimizing risk is key in a Nuzlocke, so you should avoid bringing Pokemon to fights they might not do well in. Have someone else step up to the plate for a bit then shuffle the team around again. I just did my first Nuzlocke in White 2, and my Excadrill was the shining star of the show, being literally the last one standing by the end of the playthrough. I knew it'd be in danger if I brought it to Clay's Gym because of the Steel typing, so that was the one time it had to sit out of a Gym, brought in a Grimer that's been sitting around for use as a sacrifice if needed, and surely enough, it was. I didn't really get to use Grimer, but it was still monumental for that Gym's victory. Then I just brought Excadrill back onto the team without fear. And as the game went on I'd catch a few more strong Pokemon that could hold their own, rotating them in and out when needed, meaning I was effectively raising 8 to 10 Pokemon by the end before they all slowly kicked the bucket. But that also meant that if anyone did go down, I'd have another in place ready to go. Stuff like that.

[@NovaEclipsor]

When I first watch your channel I thought I also want to learn about nuzlocke, and I learn quite a lot just by watching your videos :D

[@dennisquack]

I'd love to see more of this type of content :)

[@samanthaw3845]

I’m about to start my first nuzlocke and I watched your video first, so thank you for the advice!!

[@Onebadterran]

My partner has been wary of nuzlockes but she is much more comfortable after hearing this, especially the mulligan bit. Thank you, its honestly a lot of good advice in these short 8 minutes.

[@Holdthetomatoesplz]

Great video, I started watching you last week and I just started a poison monotype nuzlocke on HG! I’m at the eighth gym thus far and I’ve only lost one Pokémon, hopefully this video will help me finish out the game!

[@creeprlover1]

This is such great advice! I've always had the doubt of where do nuzlockers search to know what team and moves does a specific trailer have Ty

[@jonasdiaz8615]

Two videos I would love to see are the best Pokémon for each game since there are multiple good Pokémon for 8 generations worth of games, and the pivoting one since there are not only great switch ins but also switch moves like Baton Pass, U-Turn, and Volt Switch!

[@mnyny8995]

Okay now I basically watched every single one of you videos and wow you’re amazing mate! Great content, amazing editing and you’re so hilarious too! You probably couldn’t care less but you got yourself a new enthusiastic subscriber Keep up the awesome job man!

[@Clashyah00]

This is excellent content man, I'd love to see more.

[@kalebbaugh3756]

I really liked this type of video and would love to see more

[@fancy_pants_]

Thanks, this really helped. Can't wait for a new upload!

[@pater2671]

I started doing nuzlocke challanges because of you keep up these videos !

[@vikingformvp1758]

I was thinking of starting a nuzlocke but watching this video helped so much and now I KNOW I am going to do one. Thanks FG

[@guccitoast]

love the videos man! you should do a nuzlocke in soulsilver or platinum with pokemon that were all given the fairy typing in the later games :)

[@londyn3333]

Please do more of these they’re so help!

[@cmdrolfg8663]

Love that video ! Thanks for the tips, I might get back to nuzlocking Black 1 (I stopeed because I was scared to death of the victory road ahead ;w;)

[@jrpgmike]

i really needed this. i made my nuzlock way to hard for the rom hack im doing. it became not fun and i just wanted to give up but because of you im going to tweak the rules and keep going.

[@FatalBurnz]

I'm right at Winona's gym in pokemon ruby and that very brief clip of her Altaria just reminded me about its earthquake. Going to go train up a swellow now, thanks for the heads up!

[@ericrice4844]

Dr Flygon dropping knowledge! Another tip is to watch your twitch, you talk through lots of tactics in real time and its super useful.

[@belojah2]

The first tip made me so happy. I understand this, it was just cool to have it stressed, and have it be the first

[@benjaminmartinez3477]

Good video dude, i'll be waiting for more of ur tips

[@arnonaugusto997]

Dude, you are awesome, realy, that video made me see nuzlockes (as a new nuzlocke player) (and a biiig pokemon lover) in a way soooooo much better, thank you :)(:

[@jakejones4801]

Hell yea man! Keep up these type of videos!

[@almo2282]

I've been losing nuzlocks a lot, can't wait for future videos!

[@Felipe_Andre_]

Learning from the best! Thanks for the video!

[@iananderson7678]

this video makes me feel cared for and loved

[@overeazy]

i never even thought about pivoting! i’m a casual pkmn player, but recently i’ve been watching a ton of nuzlocke videos and am very tempted to try one 🤔

[@MarkofWisdom]

Thanks for the video, I think it will help a lot of people out in minimizing frustrations when doing nuzlockes, especially the thing about focusing on having fun and allowing mulligans if you get super mad about losing a pokemon because of some idiotic fluke from the opponent like a critical explosion or destiny bond

[@skeetermania3202]

What’s a mulligan?

[@MarkofWisdom]

@@skeetermania3202 a redo/free pass. In this case giving a free pass to still use a pokemon even though it was KOed. One mulligan system I've seen used for nuzlockes is one revive allowed per gym completed, or equivalent milestones. So if your starter fainted before the first gym battle, you could use it again after you beat the first gym (assuming you're able to beat the first gym)

[@julianbell9161]

As a beginner with a lot of Pokémon experience but no nuzlocke experience, I would love more of this type of content

[@krish0544]

I decided to do a Pokemon white 2 hardcore nuzlocke as my first one cause I like to torture myself and the furthest I have gotten is the 7th badge but most of my runs end around the 4-5th badge so with this video I hope I can finally beat it

[@mrwhit8859]

Good luck!

[@kohinoorbanerjee4009]

I also did white 2 as my first nuzlocke. First run wiped to some randome trainers when I used earthquake and killed my own samurott with a crit. Second wiped to a random wild psyduck because I was speeding up while grinding. Third attempt, I decided to stop being an idiot and won.

[@kaitiyoung2645]

Thanks for the tips. I've played a couple nuzlocke before with some success. I'm going to take your advice and try a Grass type challenge on sword

[@KaiTheMemeKing]

Dude you should do a nuzlocke podcast. Your voice is so calming, I love it

[@truthjankandalltherest2658]

Thanks for this and yes please post more detailed videos on nuzlocks

[@swaguguilkoala8407]

Loved the video, we need more of this

[@thirteenling]

I love this video style, this would make a great series! It’s exactly what my peanut brain needs