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Does stopping evolution affect stats?
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Talon87
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If you mean the max stats it'll have (as a fully-evolved creature at Level 100), then the answer is No. Preventing evolution is a perfectly good way to learn certain moves more quickly (depends on the species), and there are no negative consequences to the creature's final outcome.
As an example ...
- You tell Bulbasaur not to evolve until Level 98, at which point you let it become an Ivysaur. And then at Level 99, you let it become a Venusaur. This would be fine, and -- assuming your creature has all of its effort points -- your final Venusaur would be maxed out.
As an example ...
- You tell Bulbasaur not to evolve until Level 98, at which point you let it become an Ivysaur. And then at Level 99, you let it become a Venusaur. This would be fine, and -- assuming your creature has all of its effort points -- your final Venusaur would be maxed out.