imperfectluck
Banned deucer.
There is no prompt to reselect a new switch target over Platinum wifi if your Pokemon get's ko'd by Pursuit.
I'm sorry, but that is hardly enough info. What was the attacking stat of kingdra? What items did it have? What was metagross Def stat? What attack did you use?Acid rain glitch confimation that the rain boosts water attacks in the acid rain
my kingdra did 75% to a metagross after 1 dd after scizor pursuited my jirachi in sandstorm
Read into it a little RB, c'mon now :(I'm sorry, but that is hardly enough info. What was the attacking stat of kingdra? What items did it have? What was metagross Def stat? What attack did you use?
Past tests have proven that it can miss, however, the exact mechanics are still uncertain. What is the increased percentage chance of hitting? Does it really hit through protect?Site said:The next move used will always hit. Micle Berry ignores all accuracy and evasion modifiers. If the target uses Detect or Protect the turn after the Micle Berry activates, then any attack by the user that turn has 100 - Accuracy chance to break through Detect or Protect. This ability to break through Detect and Protect does not apply to Fissure, Guillotine, Horn Drill, or Sheer Cold.
Has this been tested in Platinum, because Blizzard in hail/Thunder in rain/etc had a chance to hit through protect in D/P but Platinum changed that, so maybe the attack used after micle berry activates has 0% chance to hit through protect?Currently, our on site info on Micle Berry is wrong:
Past tests have proven that it can miss, however, the exact mechanics are still uncertain. What is the increased percentage chance of hitting? Does it really hit through protect?
We're working on it.I have a question why are certain moves missing from smogon's move section for some pokemon for example heal bell on dragontie
Based on that I would presume it does ignore it, but if it's untested it's still worth doing.When a move scores a critical hit, damage is calculated based on either the modified or unmodified attack and defense stats, whichever is more advantageous to the attacker. For example, an attacker who has used Swords Dance and then makes a critical hit will get the benefit of the increased Attack, while one affected by Charm will use its normal Attack score. Another example would be if a team had Light Screen or Reflect on it and the attacker scored a critical on the team with the certain wall; the defense added by the wall would then be ignored, and will do double normal damage.
So what formula exactly is used?All Pokémon on the user's team that are not fainted and do not have a status condition do a 10 power typeless attack on the target. Beat Up uses base Attack and base Defense for these calculations; EVs, IVs, and Natures are irrelevant.
simple Q/A thread next time (should be a few below this thread). If a mod wants they can delete the posts and I'll just PM him the answers so it doesn't clutter the thread. Edit: I PMed him, just delete these two posts.Three questions:
If the custap berry is tricked after it is "in a pinch" does the pokemon who originally had the the custap berry get the bonus?
Does confusion go through wonder guard?
If a pokemon "hurts itself in confusion" does that activate a focus sash?
Three questions:
If the custap berry is tricked after it is "in a pinch" does the pokemon who originally had the the custap berry get the bonus?
Whoa, hold up now. This is a legitimate research question. A Custap Berry doesn't get eaten until the turn after it gets to 1/4 of its HP. It is unlike all other 'pinch' Berries in this respect. So does it activate when the holder's HP drops, or when it actually gets the benefit?- After the berry activates it can't be tricked so whoever it activated for gets the "bonus"
I talked to him in PM, you are thinking of a different question. He was asking that if the message appeared on the screen (at least that's what he told me), I don't know the answer to what you are asking.Whoa, hold up now. This is a legitimate research question. A Custap Berry doesn't get eaten until the turn after it gets to 1/4 of its HP. So does it activate when the holder's HP drops, or when it actually gets the benefit?
Since the text message and the graphic occur when the holder actually gets the benefit from the Berry, I suspect that it doesn't 'activate' at all until then. A test should be done to confirm this, though.
I'm not sure if he (or you) are aware of exactly how the Custap Berry works. It's my understanding that a Pokémon is 'in a pinch' when its HP reaches a certain threshold (in this case 1/4 max HP). Unlike every other pinch Berry, Custap does not activate as soon as the holder passes this threshold. It activates when the Pokémon uses its next move. No message appears until this point. So what was he asking? It seems unlikely he was asking whether a Berry could be Tricked after being eaten.I talked to him in PM, you are thinking of a different question. He was asking that if the message appeared on the screen (at least that's what he told me), I don't know the answer to what you are asking.
I'm absolutely sure that critical hits ignore Reflect and/or Light Screen. At least they do in DP. I remember Peterko providing the evidence when we were working on the damage formula for DP.Critical Hits have worked that way since GSC. Although I'm suspicious about that part where critical hits ignore Reflect\Light Screen. I remember that they still halve the damage of critical hits, but maybe I'm thinking of a different gen?
Substitute blocks Trick.Ninjask used Substitute. (13%)
Alakazam used Trick. It failed.
So you have to change your test.Substitute blocks Acupressure, Block, Ghost's Curse, Dream Eater, Embargo, Gastro Acid, Grudge, Heal Block, Leech Seed, Lock-On, Mean Look, Mimic, Mind Reader, Nightmare, Pain Split, Psycho Shift, Spider Web, Sketch, Switcheroo, Trick, Worry Seed, and Yawn.