Haxorus had Dragon Dance at least to improve it Speed and Power too, and Garchomp only had Swords Danace, but now, Haxorus will be pathetic unless Kyurem-B leaves Ubers.Ok, thanks vertex.
In the early stages of BW, why did may people think that haxorus outclassed garchomp?
If you're talking about the most recent ladder reset, it was actually due to Smogon's suspect test. New ladders are put up to start fresh and taken down after the suspect test has ended. However, if you're talking about the actual standard OU ladder, then it usually gets reset when the server needs to fix a few bugs or needs an update (which requires re-starting the server). It doesn't reset oftenWhen is the ladder going to be reset?
I don't think people think that, Haxorus was overrated because of its OMG 147 base Attack, Swords Dance, Dragon Dance, Outrage, EQ, Taunt and Mold Breaker.Ok, thanks vertex.
In the early stages of BW, why did may people think that haxorus outclassed garchomp?
I'm trying to make a Magnet Pull, Shadow Tag team (MagTag) with magnezone and gothitelle. What sweepers and support pokemon do you think work well in tandem? I'm trying to avoid weather just by personal preference and utilize volt-turn to trap foes easily. What do you guys think? A dragon is necessary. Any ideas for a bulky gothitelle moveset?
1. Yes, Sheer Force negates Life Orb recoil on moves that have a secondary effect.I have a few questions regarding Sheer Force Feraligatr and the ability itself. First off, has it been released yet, and if not, when do they plan on releasing it? Secondly, is it true that Sheer Force negates life orb recoil? And if so does it only negate life orb recoil on attacks when sheer force is activated, like waterfall, but not on attacks like aqua jet, which isn't influenced by Sheer Force? And finally, would superpower be affected by sheer force because it lowers the users defense and attack, or would that not apply?
Also I was looking at the conversation above and I was wondering what the differences between ACRE and Glicko are, because I'm pretty sure everyone's acre starts at 1007 but people were saying other stuff above
I'm doing some research and I was wondering if there is a record or other easy way to find old smogon simulator stats. It doesn't necessarily have to be smogon stats either, I'm hoping to find some large sample sizes for gameplay across each generation if possible.
I'm trying to build a rain team with Gyarados, but between Gyarados, Politoed, and a Keldeo for revenge killing, there's a huge electric weakness, and Ferrothorn can only do so much. Are there any other revenge killers that can lessen the electric weakness? I know that Latios is an option, but I'm not particularly fond of Scarf'd Latios (T-Tar bait, lol). Also, what other options for defensive Pokemon can I use?
So I've been a regular competetive pokemon player for the last year and a half, and I consider myself quite a decent player, and now I'm curious what I can do to contribute to Smogon after all that they've done to help me.
So I've been a regular competetive pokemon player for the last year and a half, and I consider myself quite a decent player, and now I'm curious what I can do to contribute to Smogon after all that they've done to help me.
Writing Analysis, rating teams or making good posts in the Ubers, OU, UU, RU or NU forums are all good ways to contribute if you want to, but before you go out there and make tons of posts it would propably be best to lurk a little in the forums you plan on posting in and read the Rules to get a general understanding about what is expected from a post. For example if you want to contribute in the RMT section read a couple of posts from badged team raters to see how a proper rate should look like.So I've been a regular competetive pokemon player for the last year and a half, and I consider myself quite a decent player, and now I'm curious what I can do to contribute to Smogon after all that they've done to help me.
I'm sorry if I sound stupid saying this, but why isn't there any team with dual (or tripple) weather in OU like in uber?
That's not true.Uhh...do you mean like teams that use multiple auto weather starters like Kyogre, Groudon or Tyranitar on one team or something? If that's what you're asking, then to answer your question, yes, it's possible, but it's not a great idea. Usually a weather team is centered around one weather to abuse it to its full potential, so having multiple weather starters will force you to devise multiple strategies to take advantage of both weathers. It's possible, but very hard to pull of successfully, and in a very offensive metagame like Ubers, failing to execute your strategy properly can result in you getting swept.