Chapter 485

January 30, Friday.

Four days have passed since the Sun Gym first showed its systematic tactics.

During this week, the Sun Gym, as usual, welcomed many confident challengers.

However, in the face of the suddenly soaring difficulty of the gym challenge, the pass rate this week was significantly lower than the previous two weeks.

In this regard, Qingyu also made a simple review.

The reason for this, perhaps it is because his expectations for these little cuties are too high?

Releasing tactics seems a bit too early for them.

Although the growth they showed is indeed far beyond his imagination, growth also requires a lot of time costs and practical experience to truly realize their talent.

Even Mela, who is also good at the Sun Team and ranks relatively high among the students, fell this week, not to mention other ordinary students.

Moreover, even if they learned the usage mode of the Sun Team and some Pokémon in the gym battle, it is very difficult for them to replicate.

After all, the cultivation of real trainers requires a lot of time to pile up, and just cultivating Pokémon is a very time-consuming project.

Therefore, letting them face a set of tactics every week and find the corresponding solution might be a bit unrealistic.

Not to mention the students, even after inheriting the Sun Gym for so long, Qingyu is still a bit short of gathering a complete main force...

Therefore, the decrease in the gym pass rate this week is reasonable.

As a "Eight Gym" leader responsible for assessing the strength of every new trainer on behalf of the Alliance, Qingyu cannot let too many people pass the assessment by letting too much water, but also must appropriately show some flaws to allow truly excellent newcomers to have room to play.

In short, it is to dynamically adjust his strength and accurately detect the trainer's level and Pokémon cultivation situation.

It is really hard to be a gym leader...

However, Qingyu quickly came up with some new ways to allow challengers to have more room to play, and at the same time further improve the content of his gym.

Simply put, it is to increase the challenge modes available in his gym, changing from single-choice questions to multiple-choice questions.

The new tactics that are refreshed every week change from mandatory questions to self-selected questions, serving as an expansion of the question bank, for honor students who are willing to challenge new things and have relatively strong strength to try.

As for students of ordinary level, they can also choose tactics that the Pokémon in their team are better at dealing with—

Of course, Qingyu's requirements will not be lowered because of this.

In addition, there are some real babies who have just obtained their initial Pokémon and are estimated to have no fate with tactics in a short time. Qingyu also considered them.

Just like the assessment requirements of the Paldea League this year, dynamic difficulty itself is also a test for the gym leader.

It just so happens that Qingyu really has such a "baby dragon" in his hand. While pecking at each other, he can also grind its stubborn personality.

Venting all his energy on the battle, maybe he can jump off the building fewer times and stop using his head to top his calves...

Thinking about it this way, it seems that everything is a good thing?

Even students who have already obtained the badge can return to the Sun Gym to overcome different tactics and hone themselves.

If they can successfully challenge multiple times, it means that these students' strength and potential are very good and worth focusing on.

In this way, the problem of Paldea's shortage of manpower seems to be solved?

What is called killing many birds with one stone!

In addition, Qingyu also had some ideas about the problem of "insufficient Pokémon reserves", which is one of the factors limiting trainers' imagination.

As a gym leader with some connections, he plans to imitate the Battle Frontier mode and open rental services for some trainers who challenge high difficulty.

Just like he is now borrowing Pokémon from the Alliance, let them flexibly choose the Pokémon to use according to the tactics of the challenge.

If it can be implemented, it will undoubtedly be able to better examine the trainer's level.

So, where do these Pokémon come from?

The answer is simple, borrow!

In addition to the Pokémon needed for new tactics, regularly borrow a batch of Pokémon from the Alliance and the Battle Castle, and rotate them every once in a while.

For his request, Chairman Geeta will definitely not refuse.

As for the Battle Castle...