Excellent narration there S4J as I can see why you're so popular on Youtube, as had it been down to 2 vs 1 I can see it would depend on the paralysis factor. Funny how one of my VGC 2010 matches ended in such fashion where my opponent's pokemon was fully paralyzed in that very last turn.
Anyways, with Shinkou's match, since his opponent's team appeared identical to the pokemon I was using with the exception that maybe his jellicent had water absorb instead of cursed body, we playtested what if his thunderus clone of mine (which had discharge instead of thunderbolt) did grass knot instead of thunderwave that first turn (here we go again, we need to learn how to use our thunderus better, I'll make note of it in my trade topic: use wisely). So now going into San Diego LCQs, as I hope to see others I have yet to meet, we need to better understand our damage calculations.
Anyways, with Shinkou's match, since his opponent's team appeared identical to the pokemon I was using with the exception that maybe his jellicent had water absorb instead of cursed body, we playtested what if his thunderus clone of mine (which had discharge instead of thunderbolt) did grass knot instead of thunderwave that first turn (here we go again, we need to learn how to use our thunderus better, I'll make note of it in my trade topic: use wisely). So now going into San Diego LCQs, as I hope to see others I have yet to meet, we need to better understand our damage calculations.
The great thing about Pokemon Online is that it automatically saves my logs so I can read them later and presents damage done so I can analyze them. Yes it doesn't feel the same as on wifi and oftentimes goes way to fast for me to keep up, but it helps when it comes to analyze things, which shall be important for my success at San Diego LCQ's, and maybe Worlds if I get top 8 at LCQ's.
Timid Male Thundurus: 31/2/30/31/31/31 HP-Ice(70)
OT: EE(13473) (R4) AR cloned
Note: use wisely as mistakes made ultimately costed EE & Shinkou their Newark/VGC matches.
