Post the whole set.
Feint is a level-up move for Pikachu - there are no possible illegalities. I don't know what the simulator thinks the issue is.
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my poliwrath lived with -1% idk how? or rest only healed 70%? here it is: http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/seasonalsleighshowdown-191762205
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogondoublesuu-192399031
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogondoublesuu-192407986
These are not my battles, but in them there are ubers and Hackmons in a UU doubles battle.
(Source:http://www.reddit.com/r/pokemon/comments/2p4utt/so_i_just_fought_an_imposter_blissey_mega_mewtwo/)
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogondoublesuu-192407986
These are not my battles, but in them there are ubers and Hackmons in a UU doubles battle.
(Source:http://www.reddit.com/r/pokemon/comments/2p4utt/so_i_just_fought_an_imposter_blissey_mega_mewtwo/)
I found a new bug, which is like one that occured in Gen 1 cartridge:
After Outrage my Giratina became confused, then it successfully disappeared with Shadow Force, but at the turn to hit the foe's Reuniclus with Shadow Force, it got hurt by the confusion and didn't re-appear on the ground. My foe then tried to use Psychic, but Giratina avoided the Attack as it wasn't there.
REPLAY OF THE MATCH this happened turns 21-23 (this was a Anything Goes Ladder match, I played as 95C)
After Outrage my Giratina became confused, then it successfully disappeared with Shadow Force, but at the turn to hit the foe's Reuniclus with Shadow Force, it got hurt by the confusion and didn't re-appear on the ground. My foe then tried to use Psychic, but Giratina avoided the Attack as it wasn't there.
REPLAY OF THE MATCH this happened turns 21-23 (this was a Anything Goes Ladder match, I played as 95C)
Actually, Ghost types can't be trapped, it was the Ghost type stopping the trap. A game mechanic, not a bug.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/ou-192989230
turn 7 + 8, gothitelle tricks himself my assault best and assault vest works for him the next turn causing him to take less damage, even thought he doesnt have 4 attacking moves
turn 7 + 8, gothitelle tricks himself my assault best and assault vest works for him the next turn causing him to take less damage, even thought he doesnt have 4 attacking moves
That's not how Assault Vest works. It always raises the holder's Special Defence, but prevents the holder's use of non-attacking moves. The SpD raise takes effect no matter how many attacks it has. Not a bug, a game mechanic.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/1v1-193129988
Turn 4, both of us end up fainting from Perish Song, and my opponent wins when it should be a tie or I win if the self-ko clause applies
Turn 4, both of us end up fainting from Perish Song, and my opponent wins when it should be a tie or I win if the self-ko clause applies
Ties don't exist in Pokemon. The person with the slower Pokemon wins if both die due to Perish Song.
Just thought I'd bring this to your attention, though you may already be aware:
http://puu.sh/duT8a/17ebd05fb3.png
http://puu.sh/duT8a/17ebd05fb3.png
Yeah this only lasted about a minute, it's fixed now and all less major crashes that occurred after should be getting fixed now too if they haven't been already.
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Bold and Brash
Just reposting this on the bug page for Xmas.
A repost of a bug that I have reported which seems to not have been addressed in the slightest (though correct me if I'm wrong) - the Earthquake Glitch, as I'm now calling it.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/randomtriplesbattle-193443420 - watch Lapras. If a Pokemon that would have been targeted by Earthquake is knocked out on the same turn as but before Earthquake is used, its sprite will reappear. In some cases this can cause the affected player to be unable to complete the match. Confirmed in triple battles and observed in double battles; not observed in single battles yet but should occur under the right circumstances (faster target knocks itself out by hitting itself in confusion).
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/randomtriplesbattle-193443420 - watch Lapras. If a Pokemon that would have been targeted by Earthquake is knocked out on the same turn as but before Earthquake is used, its sprite will reappear. In some cases this can cause the affected player to be unable to complete the match. Confirmed in triple battles and observed in double battles; not observed in single battles yet but should occur under the right circumstances (faster target knocks itself out by hitting itself in confusion).
See it in the list of known bugs. If it's there, there is no need to repost it unless you have additional information.
Tyranitar's Quick Claw let it move first!
The opposing Amoonguss is frozen solid!
Tyranitar used Avalanche!
I didn't save this replay, but it was a Smogon Doubles match in which Amoonguss @ Black Sludge and Tyranitar @ Quick Claw were the last two participants, and Amoonguss was frozen while Tyranitar was paralyzed. The previous turn, Amoonguss and Tyranitar both were unable to move, and the following turn, this happened. This is due to Avalanche having negative priority, I believe, but should Quick Claw still be activating in this case?
The opposing Amoonguss is frozen solid!
Tyranitar used Avalanche!
I didn't save this replay, but it was a Smogon Doubles match in which Amoonguss @ Black Sludge and Tyranitar @ Quick Claw were the last two participants, and Amoonguss was frozen while Tyranitar was paralyzed. The previous turn, Amoonguss and Tyranitar both were unable to move, and the following turn, this happened. This is due to Avalanche having negative priority, I believe, but should Quick Claw still be activating in this case?
quick claw is first in it's priority bracket, so it would outspeed counter, mirror coat, etc (i hope that helped)
This is minor, and not so much a bug but rather an inconsistency with the actual cartridge mechanics:
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/battlespotsingles-193661702
In this battle, I had my Mega Lopunny use Fake Out on the 2nd turn it was out against an Aegislash that used King's Shield. Even though Fake Out's supposed to fail after the 1st turn, King's Shield is activated anyway, thus causing the Attack drop. Me and Angeela tested this ingame with the exact same scenario, and to do it's shown that Fake Out simply fails, meaning King's Shield isn't triggered.
Ingame replay code (ORAS):
DJWG-WWWW-WWWJ-QLP8
I'm pretty sure the only reason this happens on PS is because Mega Lopunny's got Scrappy and King's Shield most likely checks to see if the opponent's using a move that can actually hit Aegislash (which Fake Out can do, due to Scrappy) before checking if the move should fail for whatever reason not including immunities, but I'm not a programmer. I figure it's still pretty noteworthy to report however.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/battlespotsingles-193661702
In this battle, I had my Mega Lopunny use Fake Out on the 2nd turn it was out against an Aegislash that used King's Shield. Even though Fake Out's supposed to fail after the 1st turn, King's Shield is activated anyway, thus causing the Attack drop. Me and Angeela tested this ingame with the exact same scenario, and to do it's shown that Fake Out simply fails, meaning King's Shield isn't triggered.
Ingame replay code (ORAS):
DJWG-WWWW-WWWJ-QLP8
I'm pretty sure the only reason this happens on PS is because Mega Lopunny's got Scrappy and King's Shield most likely checks to see if the opponent's using a move that can actually hit Aegislash (which Fake Out can do, due to Scrappy) before checking if the move should fail for whatever reason not including immunities, but I'm not a programmer. I figure it's still pretty noteworthy to report however.
http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/battlespotdoubles-193753523
Turn 1: Cotton Spore should target both opponents, not only one (it should be like Icy Wind where it doesn't let you choose who to attack, it just attacks both opps).
Turn 1: Cotton Spore should target both opponents, not only one (it should be like Icy Wind where it doesn't let you choose who to attack, it just attacks both opps).
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