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When I fight Water-type Pokemon (Vaporeon) in gyms, I can't decide whether to use a Grass-type Pokemon (Exeggutor) or Electric-type Pokemon (Jolteon). Both are very effective.
Even though Jolteon has lower HP for similar CP, if there are Dragon-type Pokemon in the rest of the gym, I choose Jolteon, but only if Jolteon has Thunder or Thunderbolt. Otherwise, I use Exeggutor. Should I change that policy?
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