dragon pulse also has better pp, which helps with all the pressure users that are around
For a palkia should I go with dragon pulse or spacial rend?
This is why I condone the use Dragon Pulse.I lost Round 2 due to luck hax. Spacial Rend missed twice in a row >.<
If it's a tie, both people are DQed according to the rules. If it's near the end, I'm guessing they'd probably make an exception if one person was willing to concede -- having a bye near the end makes for bad entertainment for the crowds >_>Hey I have a question
The rule specify that if both trainers' Pokemon faint due to weather or such, the match is a tie -- what happens in the event of a tie?
Also, what happens in the event of the weather glitch? (especially if it causes the game to freeze like with Castform)
As per the rules on PokemonVGC.com:Hey I have a question
The rule specify that if both trainers' Pokemon faint due to weather or such, the match is a tie -- what happens in the event of a tie?
Also, what happens in the event of the weather glitch? (especially if it causes the game to freeze like with Castform)
So basicly, if you got a tie before the finalist lounge - you both lose.PokemonVGC.com said:If a tie occurs during the Preliminary rounds, both players will be considered the loser of that game and will be eliminated from the event. If a tie occurs during the Elimination rounds, a single game will be played to determine the winner of that match, using the Sudden Death rules outlined below.
Sudden Death
Players will be required to gain an advantage in number of remaining Pokémon over their opponent. The staff will evaluate the game at the end of each turn to determine if an advantage has been gained. After each turn has completed, the tournament staff will determine the number of Pokémon that each player has remaining.
-If both players have the same number of Pokémon remaining at the end of the turn, the game continues for another turn.
-If a player has more remaining Pokémon than his or her opponent at the end of any turn, that player wins the game.
The swiss portion is single elimination. The top 16 matches are best 2 of 3 and are not swiss.Correct me if I am wrong, but I am under the impression (from the VGC National guidelines) that swiss is not best 2 of 3 right? I've been told that it is, just want to make sure.
Yeah. I meant that each win/loss for swiss is decided by a single match, instead of it being five sets of best of 3.I think by "Single Elimination" you mean "Single Matches". You still continue if you lose.
You can have a new one.just in case i do find a way to get to nationals, do i have to use my same team or can i create a new team for nationals?
Amato might be. I'm not, however. You're aware it's a plain white DSi, not a DSiXL or a customized DSi like they gave away at Worlds, right?In case any of the top 4 winners is willing to sell their DSi, I might be interested. We were hoping to get top 4 yesterday but unfortunately that did not happen.
If you go to www.pokemonvgc.com and read the articles about the VGC Regionals, you will see that they have posted the winning person's team.I'm still fairly new to the competitive Pokemon scene - where should I look if I wanted to see the teams used by the VGC winners, either this year or in the past?
I've tried numerous Google searches, but my results are either TCG deck lists, or people posting RMT threads for their VGC teams.
Thanks!