But, after losing to him, I knew his order of pokemon, so it's easy to beat (sudowoodo earthquake gets that little 80 pikachu no problem). I didn't expect him to have such a strong line-up. I guess I also lost to red? at the end of silver the first time. I lost to the final one and lost half of my buttload of cash. I went to the final four, said "I should probably buy a bunch of items to be safe," walked to a door and went in, then finding myself in the final four.and without having saved for probably an hour. Seven of these rooms contain Trainers (only four in Generations II and IV), while the other two hold. In the first four Generations, the Saffron Gym is a maze of warp tiles and nine rooms. It must have been my second time playing it all the way, just because I had forgotten about it completely, but I owned it- meaning I had once played it. In Generations I, III, and VII, a Team Rocket Grunt is initially blocking the Saffron Gym door, making the Gym inaccessible until the player has driven Team Rocket out of the Silph Co. Only other time I ever lost to a gym was when I played silver over the summer. I only beat her because I got lucky when my cruddy pidgey got off some key sand-attacks, let charmander scratch that starmie. Something about charmander as my start, choosing not to get a rattata (tired of raticates), not doing the normal weedle->beddrill-> ditching it forever, and II think I had) geodude had me lose to that freaking starmie.
Last time I played red though (I believe in the winter), I did lose to misty the firs time though :/. But I don't skip any gyms, so whichever town I come in first.
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