The accuracy of OHKO moves is not affected by accuracy modifiers. They are only affected by the level difference between the user and the target. Their accuracy is 30+Your Level-Foe Level, unless the user's level is less than that of the foe, in which case an OHKO would fail.You can't abuse OHKO moves in a Double Battle without using Gravity.
The site says "A player’s team must consist of exactly 4 Pokémon. Players may change Pokémon between rounds, though each Pokémon must still meet the rules outlined in this document." My reading of that (I used to read the rules to MTG for fun o_o) is that you could theoretically EV train a Pokemon for every box slot on your cart before the tournament, and make a party out of any four of them to use for each round. Between rounds, you can switch Pokemon, or items on the Pokemon or (I suppose) apply new TMs or Move Tutors to any of your Pokemon, so long as you start the next round with a legal party of four.Gray areas / points of clarification:
When they say your team must consist of 4 Pokemon, do they mean that like JAA was (bring 6, see their team, select 4) or you have to just put 4 Pokemon in your team?
If the checksum is perfect and IVs are good (pids etc) they can't see anything ~The use of external devices to alter a player’s Pokémon game is expressly forbidden. Random checks will be performed throughout the tournament to determine whether or not an external device has been used to modify a player’s game or Pokémon. Players found to have games that have been tampered with will be disqualified from the event, regardless of whether the player tampered with his or her game, or received a Pokémon or item that was tampered with by someone other than the player. It is the player’s responsibility to have legal Pokémon. Event officials have the final determination regarding the legality of a Pokémon.
Ok, that's good, I was able to email them and they said due to technical difficulties, they reset the accounts of everyone who was in the same boat I was. Time to take the retarded test again.WTF, that test was bullshit. I clicked submit with 2 minutes left. The site froze like it's been doing all day, the clock ran to 0, and then it froze again with a blank screen. I refreshed the page, and a few minutes later, my quiz results came up and it said I got a 0/20 x_x
I guess I'll try emailing them, but I doubt that will work, and I don't even know what their email address is.
You better be, the grand tourney prize is a nice vacation package for 4 to Hawaii or Japan (to vacation in NYC sucks to be honest) plus some prize pack. Winning first at the qualifiers nets you a complete Wii set with controllers. Runner-ups get custom DS systems? Not too shabby.If there is a decent prize, I am determined to win this.
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The tournament format is double battles, but there are 4 pokemon on each team. I agree with most everything else you said (aside from traveling 2 hours :P ).Honestly, the only reason I don't want to do this tourney other then the fact that it's 2 hours away is that it's only 2-Pokemon battles. It should at the very least be a 3-Pokemon battle and a 6-Pokemon battle would be even cooler.