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3rd gen, I'd say XD's Battle Tower, platforms 91-100.
4th gen, either an E4 run with an EXP Share for lower levels, or a Lucky Egg solo run with Hyper Potions and Leppa Berries for the ones that can handle it.
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Thank you very much! Where is the sandstorm?
Well, if you look at the definition of the Hidden Power formula...
http://www.serebii.net/games/hidden-power.shtml
then you can see that the hidden power type index is determined by...
(0 through 63) * 15 / 63
Assuming that you floor your final value, that should immediately let you know that Dark, at least, can only appear once (and that's when the left-most value is 63... IE all of the IVs are odd.)
I know this is a somewhat unconventional way to show the HP type spread, but I'm going to use my program which was meant to be used another way (it's just immediately available for performing a mediocre calculation on multiple values and displaying a result.) Please ignore the ID and Name columns... "num" and "hptf" are supposed to show the "0 to 63" number and the resulting HP type, respectively:
Code:
/Users/ekraft/pokemon > pokesearch "id<65" -c "num:id-1" -c "hptxt:{fighting,flying,poison,ground,rock,bug,ghost,steel,fire,water,grass,electric,psychic,ice,dragon,dark}" -c "hpt:floor(num * 15 / 63)" -c "hptf:hptxt[hpt]" -d num,hptf
id | name | num | hptf
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1 | Bulbasaur | 0 | fighting
2 | Ivysaur | 1 | fighting
3 | Venusaur | 2 | fighting
4 | Charmander | 3 | fighting
5 | Charmeleon | 4 | fighting
6 | Charizard | 5 | flying
7 | Squirtle | 6 | flying
8 | Wartortle | 7 | flying
9 | Blastoise | 8 | flying
10 | Caterpie | 9 | poison
11 | Metapod | 10 | poison
12 | Butterfree | 11 | poison
13 | Weedle | 12 | poison
14 | Kakuna | 13 | ground
15 | Beedrill | 14 | ground
16 | Pidgey | 15 | ground
17 | Pidgeotto | 16 | ground
18 | Pidgeot | 17 | rock
19 | Rattata | 18 | rock
20 | Raticate | 19 | rock
21 | Spearow | 20 | rock
22 | Fearow | 21 | bug
23 | Ekans | 22 | bug
24 | Arbok | 23 | bug
25 | Pikachu | 24 | bug
26 | Raichu | 25 | bug
27 | Sandshrew | 26 | ghost
28 | Sandslash | 27 | ghost
29 | Nidoran Female | 28 | ghost
30 | Nidorina | 29 | ghost
31 | Nidoqueen | 30 | steel
32 | Nidoran Male | 31 | steel
33 | Nidorino | 32 | steel
34 | Nidoking | 33 | steel
35 | Clefairy | 34 | fire
36 | Clefable | 35 | fire
37 | Vulpix | 36 | fire
38 | Ninetales | 37 | fire
39 | Jigglypuff | 38 | water
40 | Wigglytuff | 39 | water
41 | Zubat | 40 | water
42 | Golbat | 41 | water
43 | Oddish | 42 | grass
44 | Gloom | 43 | grass
45 | Vileplume | 44 | grass
46 | Paras | 45 | grass
47 | Parasect | 46 | grass
48 | Venonat | 47 | electric
49 | Venomoth | 48 | electric
50 | Diglett | 49 | electric
51 | Dugtrio | 50 | electric
52 | Meowth | 51 | psychic
53 | Persian | 52 | psychic
54 | Psyduck | 53 | psychic
55 | Golduck | 54 | psychic
56 | Mankey | 55 | ice
57 | Primeape | 56 | ice
58 | Growlithe | 57 | ice
59 | Arcanine | 58 | ice
60 | Poliwag | 59 | dragon
61 | Poliwhirl | 60 | dragon
62 | Poliwrath | 61 | dragon
63 | Abra | 62 | dragon
64 | Kadabra | 63 | dark
Is there an easy way of moveing pokes from one game cart, to another, bareing individual tradeing?
My old pearl cart is acting up [occationaly not appearing as in ds, ect], and I got a praticaly new Diamond cart for dirt cheep, so I wanted to see what options I had beyond borrowing another ds for a while and moveing them.
I know PBR just makes an image of the game file, and I know pkmn ranch can only send to the cart they were from...Which, is total bull by the way.
My old pearl cart is acting up [occationaly not appearing as in ds, ect], and I got a praticaly new Diamond cart for dirt cheep, so I wanted to see what options I had beyond borrowing another ds for a while and moveing them.
I know PBR just makes an image of the game file, and I know pkmn ranch can only send to the cart they were from...Which, is total bull by the way.
Sandstorm is that place above Resort Area (Area after beating elite 4) I think. You should know it because there will be a Sandstorm brewing in the overworld.
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Another place (for variety) is that area to the west/left of Sunyshore. All the way to the left is Rich Kid with a Luxio. To the lower-right of him, the first fisherman, he has 2 Lv. 53 Gyarados that give out a lot of experience as well.
Just a little bit up from that area on the ledge is a Beauty with a Lopunny too that gives out decent experience but it's just one Pokemon.
Personally, I've always liked the Psychics south of Veilstone, one has a Haunter, Misdreavus, and Kadabra; the other is a guy and has Haunter and Kadabra. They're around Lv. 40 so if you have any Pokemon around that level, it's the place to go because you get a lot of decent exp. per pokemon and that's a decent handful of Pokemon.
=)
Do all rock/ground/steel types get a spdef bonus from sandstorm (refering to garchomp)?
Just Rock
Each vitamin (Protein, etc.) gives 10 EV points, right? Up to a total of 100 points?
Looking for a charmander, growlithe, squirtle, totodile, and/or chikorita. IVs/nature doesn't matter.
Here you'll probably have a better chance.
Is the nature of cresselia determined when you first meet it at Full Moon Island? If so, does it mean that if i encounter it with a bold synchroniser there will be a high chance of it being bold?
Aw crap...was planning to use the rebattle code to possibly get a decent cresselia for myself, seeing that the first one i caught was jolly with flawless attack -_-
I'm trying to understand just how Counter/Mirror Coat/Metal Burst work.
The descriptions on this site state that its power is based on the damage the user received beforehand, but I've heard that it works better when the user also has high HP.
Since damage can amount to way more than a victim's HP (over 100% damage), does high HP just mean that the Counterer/Coater/Burster survives to hit back?
The descriptions on this site state that its power is based on the damage the user received beforehand, but I've heard that it works better when the user also has high HP.
Since damage can amount to way more than a victim's HP (over 100% damage), does high HP just mean that the Counterer/Coater/Burster survives to hit back?
It means both i believe. I think a higher Hp is prefered because it means that the user can take more damage and thus send it right back at the attacker.
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