I know it's very basic to you and I, I've just noticed a lot of the posts on this thread are users asking exactly how many EVs they will be earning from different hordes. I agree it shouldn't be dumbed down, I thought it would be more, I dunno, user friendly? Anyway I think it looks really nice as is, good job Stellar
Why would you need to do that? Sweet Scent is a move, not an ability. A Combee (for example) can use the move from anywhere in the party including the back.
I've been meaning to fix that for a while, thanks for reminding me.
So u can click on it easier(no need to click more buttons just X-Pokémon-sweet scent)
hmm, if you want to make EV training more efficient you can just use Tropius@WideLens + SweetScent/Fly/RazorLeaf; AirCutter; Bulldoze
Also: Dont do a MikeAU and use Steels when Nosepass hordes could appear... You can't get away at all, so you either have to let your Steel die... Or accept the "wrong" EV's.
Yeah, just be mindful of the nosepass hordes! Hordes are the most efficient way of EV training, especially if your maxing two stats and putting the difference somewhere else.
It looks really good! Awesome job
hey its good! maybe put different languages since smogon is going to go worldwide? i can help with chinese if you want :3
Looks pretty good so far, but Axew should be listed as only giving 5 Attack EV's total rather than the 10 it's currently listed as.
Whatever you want to EV train should be infected with PokeRus. Whether or not the 'mon you use to defeat the hordes is infected is irrelevant.
Just infect everything. There aren't really any negative side effects to it (unless you for some reason want to increase some Pokémon's EV by 1, which wouldn't do you any good anyway), so just spread the love wherever you can. Keeping Pokérus on some "box trash" 'mons can also be handy for spreading it to other games later on.
I'm pretty sure it does? It says to replace A with the stat of the respective power item (they are listed). The fact that I list scenarios when the values of B and C are 1 suggests that you don't receive any sort of boost in those scenarios.
A little something called Sweet Scent is the answer. (Honey works too) Use it when it's not raining on that route to instantly call up a horde battle. By knowing what hordes are available where, one can use this to very quickly train a Pokemon in the desired spread. For example, 10 Carbos + 3 hordes of Wingull will very nearly max out a Pokemon's Speed stat with the help of Power Anklet and Pokerus. (that's 250 Speed EV's) That isn't to say Super Training is useless, it can help get those last few points needed to finish training a stat when the usual 252/252/4 isn't the desired spread.
But every stat has at least one route where the pokemon for that stat is common..? Or do you mean how Hordes don't appear as often as regular battles do? Because Detective Barricade answered that. I don't understand why anyone would use Super Training instead of Horde Battles as it would take 43 sessions to get all 510 EVs (12x42=504), as apposed to 11 battles to do the same (10x50=500). The only reasons I ever do Super Training now is if I need to top off a stat (when attack is at 250), get the last 6 after maxing two stats, to get a specific number (smash out 2 trainings to get 24 etc), or to get stones in Secret Super Training. I just don't get how people still argue for ST over Hordes
All right, I see now.
