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Currently in Shoddy Battle, using a Bullet Punch/Any other priority that will kill Gengar won't kill the Priority user, but I think on WiFi it should.
EDIT: I now have a question. We have just finished Stage 3 (Thank god that Garchomp wasn't made Uber, but I now want to test out Manaphy), and Stage 4 should be on it's way, I have 3 questions.
1. Will there be any other stages past Stage 4?
2. What happened in Stage 1-2 (I came here just after them)
3. When will we be starting from Stage 1 again? Just a rough estimation, I guess no-one has a set time for it.
EDIT: I now have a question. We have just finished Stage 3 (Thank god that Garchomp wasn't made Uber, but I now want to test out Manaphy), and Stage 4 should be on it's way, I have 3 questions.
1. Will there be any other stages past Stage 4?
2. What happened in Stage 1-2 (I came here just after them)
3. When will we be starting from Stage 1 again? Just a rough estimation, I guess no-one has a set time for it.
Posting again...
OK, I am using an ar to find the secret PID of my pokemon and their IV's, it works great. I am checking it on perfectly legit pokemon, and applying the IV's to the IV to PID applet and my question is...is the PID given to me by the applet suppose to match the pokemon's , because it doesn't, and I know the pokemon I am checking are real???????
I know that the applet lets you know if the spread and nature are possible, but does every pokemon with the same nature and spread have the same PID or is it different, and should the number the applet gives me match the pokemons or am I missing something....thanks
OK, I am using an ar to find the secret PID of my pokemon and their IV's, it works great. I am checking it on perfectly legit pokemon, and applying the IV's to the IV to PID applet and my question is...is the PID given to me by the applet suppose to match the pokemon's , because it doesn't, and I know the pokemon I am checking are real???????
I know that the applet lets you know if the spread and nature are possible, but does every pokemon with the same nature and spread have the same PID or is it different, and should the number the applet gives me match the pokemons or am I missing something....thanks
Latias and Manaphy are both now OU, since neither of them met the supermajority the first time (>66%) or got voted uber twice by a simple majority. Garchomp fit the second requirement and was thus banned to ubers.
My question got buried...
When are the next suspect tests going to be held. And where are the results of this suspect test at? (I'm pretty sure they ended already)
When are the next suspect tests going to be held. And where are the results of this suspect test at? (I'm pretty sure they ended already)
It's unknown when exactly the next test will be held, since things (like the suspect ladder) have to be gotten ready for it, and Doug has a busy schedule.
The results are here:
http://www.smogon.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2347618#post2347618
If I'm correct, The next test round is Stage 4, which will test out Species Clause, OHKO clause, and Evasion Clause not being present in OU. Other things reguarding clauses might also be tested.
A test for a poke is likely not to happen for a long time (or it will be a Manaphy test soon if a ton of people complain about it in OU for some reason)
Are these 2 movesets viable for competition, what are your opinions on them?
the first set works amazingly against all of my friends and they are always telling me that i cant use this pokemon if i wanna battle them, but i wanna know some other opinions so here is the first set
Venusaur- this moveset is designed to have venusaur have a constant stream of health while slowly whittling down your opponents team. this set works well against all most all pokemon including fire and flying pokemon, not so much ice for some reason.
item: Big Root
Attacks:
Ingrain
Leech Seed
Giga Drain
Toxic
pokemon #2
Xatu- another set revolving around keeping full hp while dealing pretty good damage. this one requires a bit of explaining i guess, so here it is: First turn use future sight to get a neutral hit on something, then use wish to regain hp, and then fly to recover your hp while in the air and when fly hits, you get fly damage plus the future sight damage while retaining your hp. if you want a quick KO for something weak, use psychic.
Item: Leftovers
Attacks:
Future Sight
Wish
Fly
Psychic
the first set works amazingly against all of my friends and they are always telling me that i cant use this pokemon if i wanna battle them, but i wanna know some other opinions so here is the first set
Venusaur- this moveset is designed to have venusaur have a constant stream of health while slowly whittling down your opponents team. this set works well against all most all pokemon including fire and flying pokemon, not so much ice for some reason.
item: Big Root
Attacks:
Ingrain
Leech Seed
Giga Drain
Toxic
pokemon #2
Xatu- another set revolving around keeping full hp while dealing pretty good damage. this one requires a bit of explaining i guess, so here it is: First turn use future sight to get a neutral hit on something, then use wish to regain hp, and then fly to recover your hp while in the air and when fly hits, you get fly damage plus the future sight damage while retaining your hp. if you want a quick KO for something weak, use psychic.
Item: Leftovers
Attacks:
Future Sight
Wish
Fly
Psychic
For the berres that say, "using it on a pokemon makes it more friendly, hub it also lowers its X stat", how many evs do they take off? I am pretty sure it is ten.
If a Pokémon has invested over 100 EVs in any stat, the first time a berry is induced on said Pokémon, that stat, depending on what berry is used, will be reduced to 100 EVs. Every berry thereafter will take an additional 10 EVs of that stat. Make sure you know what berry reduces what stat.
Bottomline: You only need 11 of a type of a berry to completely erase the EVs of that one particular stat.
Here's a good resource to check out.
Using ingrain on a Pokemon without U-turn, Baton Pass, or Shed Shell is a bad idea I think. I'll just go to something that can hit hard enough, or boost up.
It might be good late game, but you'll want to get rid of anything your opponent has that threatens it before you even think about ingraining.
The Xatu set is interesting. Future Sight's rarely seen, but it does have one useful feature - damage is determined at the TIME OF USE. So if you future sight on a sweeper, and your opponent goes to a special wall, future sight's still going to dent them.
The problem is that when you bring in Xatu, as you Future Sight your opponent goes to their counter. It's no good Wishing if you get OHKOed. Xatu's not got the defenses or typing to take hits.
How about using the same idea on Togekiss? It's generally a better Pokemon than Xatu, with the defenses to take more hits. You get a big array of fourth move options, I'd go for Aura Sphere to dent Rocks, Ices, Steels, and physical walls. If you're more worried about electrics try Hidden Power Ground.
It might be good late game, but you'll want to get rid of anything your opponent has that threatens it before you even think about ingraining.
The Xatu set is interesting. Future Sight's rarely seen, but it does have one useful feature - damage is determined at the TIME OF USE. So if you future sight on a sweeper, and your opponent goes to a special wall, future sight's still going to dent them.
The problem is that when you bring in Xatu, as you Future Sight your opponent goes to their counter. It's no good Wishing if you get OHKOed. Xatu's not got the defenses or typing to take hits.
How about using the same idea on Togekiss? It's generally a better Pokemon than Xatu, with the defenses to take more hits. You get a big array of fourth move options, I'd go for Aura Sphere to dent Rocks, Ices, Steels, and physical walls. If you're more worried about electrics try Hidden Power Ground.
If you want movesets that actually work, read Smogon's Pokemon moveset pages.
As soon as someone (I assume DougJustDoug does this, but Colin or another admin might) removes it from the ban list, which is likely to be very soon.
What would be the best nature and eves for this ou manphy?
manaphy @leaftovers
rain dance
surf
toxic
rest
manaphy @leaftovers
rain dance
surf
toxic
rest
OT: Dawn
OT: Q.Z
Female Gliscor ♀
Nature: Impish | Ability: Hyper Cutter & Sand Veil | Location: Spear Pillar
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31 | Hidden Power: N/A
Egg Move: N/A
EVs: N/A
Available: Lvl 1 UT or Egg
I found this poke on someones trade thread and it got me thinking....Ok according to the Iv applet an impish natured pokemon can not have flawless Iv's so does that make this hacked???????????????
OT: Dawn
OT: Q.Z
Female Gliscor ♀
Nature: Impish | Ability: Hyper Cutter & Sand Veil | Location: Spear Pillar
IVs: 31/31/31/31/31/31 | Hidden Power: N/A
Egg Move: N/A
EVs: N/A
Available: Lvl 1 UT or Egg
I found this poke on someones trade thread and it got me thinking....Ok according to the Iv applet an impish natured pokemon can not have flawless Iv's so does that make this hacked???????????????
Not 100% sure about this, but I believe that you can have a flawless impish poke if you hatch it, rather than catch it. And given the location, I believe that it would be hatched.
It's hatched not caught. Note that its offered at level 1, or as an egg! A bred Pokemon can have any IV/Nature combination.
A question: If I receive an egg in a trade, and hatch it, who is the OT? The Breeder, or the hatcher?
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