competitive, not competetive. Sorry it really annoys me I'm weird.Why don't we have evasion clause? All it does is make the game uncompetetive and it adds nothing, as opposed to species clause, this something little people can reject and isn't competetive at all.
Oops, thought ho-oh and lugia switched def and att, not def and spdef. Mega Blaziken does sound better though.Ho-Oh has base 130, not 154.
I personally prefer to use Blaziken-Mega as a contrary user, as it gets STAB V-Create off 160 attack and can use Superpower/Close Combat for boosting as well.
Also Charm is bad
Add Unaware and Whirlwind to that list. No Guard and Sacred Sword are all good checks for evasion as well, and have applications against other forms of boosting. (No Guard lets you Para/Burn a sweeper while attacking, Sacred Sword ignores Def boosts).competitive, not competetive. Sorry it really annoys me I'm weird.
1. Moody.
2. If you can't beat teams that have evasion used, you aren't teambuilding with all threats in mind. This means you don't have any of the following:
- Heart Swap
- Topsy-Turvy
- Haze
- Imposter
If you don't have any of those on your team, you don't have a solid answer to sweepers, Moody Abusers, and Baton Passers. If you don't have answers to those, you should consider your build a failed team, as at least one of those is basically REQUIRED for play in BH.
I agree with everything you're saying, but you are aware the correct spelling is "Standard", right? Even if it's deliberate it's driving my (not-so) inner pedant up the wall.-Entirely correct stuff-
Do you guys have an approximate date at which C&C will begin (or something along those lines)?With the coming of OM C&C, BH, the most popular and revered OM is probably going to get a little standardized. Evasion Clause is not a bad idea for the sake of following the precedent of standard metagames.
Because it's uncompetitive. As for your second question, no. Analytic is even more worthless than usual on a fast pokemon like MMX.Why do you need an evasion clause, as I stated with my pivotshed, any good team can quickly break them. Anyway, Heart swap+Psycho Boost on Analytic MMX Sound good?
Tagged the wrong person, I don't think I said anything against you in this thread.I think he meant Adaptability?
Also, Uselesscrab, calm down? Those "standardizations" are purely speculation on my part. For all I know, they may just let verbatim keep full control of the OM and he may very well change nothing between now and the end of time.
Also, you could gut all of the commonly used pokemon, moves, items, and abilities from the tier, ban them, and you'd still have a metric ton of variety and creativity that's not possible in any standard meta. Three clauses, if they were even added, would do little to impact the creativity of the tier.
So I did. Not sure why I keep getting you and CactusCacti confused. It was directed at him.Tagged the wrong person, I don't think I said anything against you in this thread.
This actually has interesting implications if you can mega evolve a Mega evolved mon; can we have Drizzle Mega Gyarados mevoing into Mold Breaker Mega Gyarados? Aerilate Zard Y switching to Zard X to break a special wall/take an electric attack?So guys... in I believe the Balanced Hackmons viability thread, I noticed that Lati@s AND their Megas were both given spots. When asked why, I was told because their regular formes could hold Soul Dew while, even in Hackmons, their Megas could not. I said that because their Megas were the same species as them, they should in theory get the same boost from Soul Dew, to which I was told off and dismissed as wrong.
But I have proof I'm right... sorta. Not directly, but it proves it.
Megas do count as the same species as their base formes, and, if hacked into a game, they react to species-specific items the same way their base forme would. For example:
Confused? There's a really simple explanation for this: the Mega Charizard Y was hacked directly into the party so it acted like a regular Pokemon, and it was given a Charizardite X. This video proves that the game counts Megas as the same species as their base formes, as Mega Charizard Y was able to use the Mega Stone to Mega Evolve into Mega Charizard X.
By proxy, this also means that Mega Latios and Latias get buffs from Soul Dew.
Mega Lati@s currently do get Soul Dew boosts at the moment. Still good to have 100% evidence.So guys... in I believe the Balanced Hackmons viability thread, I noticed that Lati@s AND their Megas were both given spots. When asked why, I was told because their regular formes could hold Soul Dew while, even in Hackmons, their Megas could not. I said that because their Megas were the same species as them, they should in theory get the same boost from Soul Dew, to which I was told off and dismissed as wrong.
But I have proof I'm right... sorta. Not directly, but it proves it.
Megas do count as the same species as their base formes, and, if hacked into a game, they react to species-specific items the same way their base forme would. For example:
Confused? There's a really simple explanation for this: the Mega Charizard Y was hacked directly into the party so it acted like a regular Pokemon, and it was given a Charizardite X. This video proves that the game counts Megas as the same species as their base formes, as Mega Charizard Y was able to use the Mega Stone to Mega Evolve into Mega Charizard X.
By proxy, this also means that Mega Latios and Latias get buffs from Soul Dew.
God now I think we all want a mega pikachuSo guys... in I believe the Balanced Hackmons viability thread, I noticed that Lati@s AND their Megas were both given spots. When asked why, I was told because their regular formes could hold Soul Dew while, even in Hackmons, their Megas could not. I said that because their Megas were the same species as them, they should in theory get the same boost from Soul Dew, to which I was told off and dismissed as wrong.
But I have proof I'm right... sorta. Not directly, but it proves it.
Megas do count as the same species as their base formes, and, if hacked into a game, they react to species-specific items the same way their base forme would. For example:
Confused? There's a really simple explanation for this: the Mega Charizard Y was hacked directly into the party so it acted like a regular Pokemon, and it was given a Charizardite X. This video proves that the game counts Megas as the same species as their base formes, as Mega Charizard Y was able to use the Mega Stone to Mega Evolve into Mega Charizard X.
By proxy, this also means that Mega Latios and Latias get buffs from Soul Dew.
Imagine Mega Marowak in a similar way.God now I think we all want a mega pikachu
Nice video. By the way, at the time we told you that, I'm pretty sure Soul Dew actually didn't provide boosts to the megas on the simulator. Of course it does now, but this is a fairly recent development.So guys... in I believe the Balanced Hackmons viability thread, I noticed that Lati@s AND their Megas were both given spots. When asked why, I was told because their regular formes could hold Soul Dew while, even in Hackmons, their Megas could not. I said that because their Megas were the same species as them, they should in theory get the same boost from Soul Dew, to which I was told off and dismissed as wrong.
But I have proof I'm right... sorta. Not directly, but it proves it.
Megas do count as the same species as their base formes, and, if hacked into a game, they react to species-specific items the same way their base forme would. For example:
Confused? There's a really simple explanation for this: the Mega Charizard Y was hacked directly into the party so it acted like a regular Pokemon, and it was given a Charizardite X. This video proves that the game counts Megas as the same species as their base formes, as Mega Charizard Y was able to use the Mega Stone to Mega Evolve into Mega Charizard X.
By proxy, this also means that Mega Latios and Latias get buffs from Soul Dew.