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(Archive) Small Objective Changes Thread
- Thread starter eric the espeon
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The rain offense guide: http://www.smogon.com/dp/articles/rain_offense
Should be "slightly".
Salamence isn't OU anymore. This and other mentions of Salamence should probably be removed from the article ...
Should be "slightly".
Salamence isn't OU anymore. This and other mentions of Salamence should probably be removed from the article ...
i fixed this. thanks.
i'd like it if somebody familiar with little cup could handle shinyazelf's and bephagor's suggestions.
currently smogon doesn't officially support any simulator... but that will change soon enough, and when it does, i'll take care of this.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/articles/trick_room_guide
In that article, it mentions Salamence, which is now Uber, but I'm sure they are talking about the OU tier.
Type of Pokémon to use in Trick Room
When picking Trick Room the Speed of the Pokémon plays a major role. Pokémon like Salamence and Gengar thrive on being faster than common threats. Mamoswine often runs a Jolly nature to out run an Adamant Lucario, while Magnezone is equipped with a Choice Scarf so it doesn’t have to worry about max Speed Scizor. The metagame is dependent on who is faster than who and outpacing certain threats. While running Trick Room the opposite is in effect. You want as little Speed as you can to out run the faster Pokémon while under its effects. Anything over base 100 Pokémon is risky to use inside of Trick Room, and for the purpose of this guide I will limit myself to the Pokémon that fit within these boundaries.
In that article, it mentions Salamence, which is now Uber, but I'm sure they are talking about the OU tier.
Type of Pokémon to use in Trick Room
When picking Trick Room the Speed of the Pokémon plays a major role. Pokémon like Salamence and Gengar thrive on being faster than common threats. Mamoswine often runs a Jolly nature to out run an Adamant Lucario, while Magnezone is equipped with a Choice Scarf so it doesn’t have to worry about max Speed Scizor. The metagame is dependent on who is faster than who and outpacing certain threats. While running Trick Room the opposite is in effect. You want as little Speed as you can to out run the faster Pokémon while under its effects. Anything over base 100 Pokémon is risky to use inside of Trick Room, and for the purpose of this guide I will limit myself to the Pokémon that fit within these boundaries.
fixed these, thanks
In the How to: C&C sticky, many of the hyperlinks are to threads which have closed. The ones I noticed were:
Also, there is a hyperlink missing in:
Also, there is a hyperlink missing in:
The words are just underlined, it is not actually a hyperlink.
Fixed Darkrai analysis according to NatGeo's suggestion.
As for Athenodoros's suggestion, it would be nice if a mod could fix the sticky, but I haven't a clue where those links are supposed to lead to nowadays.
As for Athenodoros's suggestion, it would be nice if a mod could fix the sticky, but I haven't a clue where those links are supposed to lead to nowadays.
The one at the bottom should lead here:
http://www.smogon.com/articles/grammar_standards
The bottom one should simply be removed, because I don't think they are looking for applications (although I would be interested if they were)
http://www.smogon.com/articles/grammar_standards
The bottom one should simply be removed, because I don't think they are looking for applications (although I would be interested if they were)
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/magnemite
First paragraph of Magnemite's Steel Trapper set:
Magnemite is the premier Steel-type trapper in Little Cup, being able to easily trap and remove every Steel-type excluding Rock Polish Aron. Thanks to Magnemite's plethora of resistances, it can comfortably switch into a move it resists, set up Substitute and Magnet Rise, and attack. Magnet Rise, in conjunction with Substitute, allows Magnemite to avoid dangerous Earthquakes as well as harmful status. Thunderbolt is Magnemite's main STAB attack, doing tons of damage to most Pokemon. Hidden Power Ice strikes the Dratini and Grass-types that would otherwise wall this set. Alternatively, Hidden Power Fire is an option for attacking opposing Magnemite and Snover, while still being able to hit Grass-types.
I don't think the "the" is necessary.
First paragraph of Magnemite's Steel Trapper set:
Magnemite is the premier Steel-type trapper in Little Cup, being able to easily trap and remove every Steel-type excluding Rock Polish Aron. Thanks to Magnemite's plethora of resistances, it can comfortably switch into a move it resists, set up Substitute and Magnet Rise, and attack. Magnet Rise, in conjunction with Substitute, allows Magnemite to avoid dangerous Earthquakes as well as harmful status. Thunderbolt is Magnemite's main STAB attack, doing tons of damage to most Pokemon. Hidden Power Ice strikes the Dratini and Grass-types that would otherwise wall this set. Alternatively, Hidden Power Fire is an option for attacking opposing Magnemite and Snover, while still being able to hit Grass-types.
I don't think the "the" is necessary.
i think 'the' is necessary in that sentence, but it's in the wrong place
so i changed it to:
shinyazelf isn't that your analysis? if you had a problem with that addition you should have brought it up before it got uploaded lol
so i changed it to:
shinyazelf isn't that your analysis? if you had a problem with that addition you should have brought it up before it got uploaded lol
fixed the above since 'everything' is used everywhere else in the analysis
The Carvanha analysis is really messed up. http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/carvanha
There are no moves listed in either set, the nature of the first set is listed as Jolly when it says in the Set Comments that it should only be Adamant, and the nature of the second set is listed as "Jolly / Adamant" when only Jolly is mentioned in the Set Comments.
Also, at the end of the last sentence of the overview, there are two dashes (like this: "--") when I believe there should only be one:
There are no moves listed in either set, the nature of the first set is listed as Jolly when it says in the Set Comments that it should only be Adamant, and the nature of the second set is listed as "Jolly / Adamant" when only Jolly is mentioned in the Set Comments.
Also, at the end of the last sentence of the overview, there are two dashes (like this: "--") when I believe there should only be one:
I realize the last part doesn't really matter, but the sets and natures need to be fixed.
my carvanha analysis has a typo in the code. I forgot to put in spaces between the move and its number (should be move 1: when I typed in move1:). Fail on me =[
I fail epically
I fail epically
fixed carvanha (hopefully) and celebi
let's hope comatthew learns from this :O
let's hope comatthew learns from this :O
I still don't see Carvanha's moves, and I still see Defensive Nasty Plot Celebi with "HP Fire." Is it actually fixed and my browser is dumb, or are the sets still wrong?
Also, comatthew6, is the nature for the first Carvanha set supposed to be Jolly or Adamant? It says Jolly in your set, but the set comments only mention Adamant.
Also, comatthew6, is the nature for the first Carvanha set supposed to be Jolly or Adamant? It says Jolly in your set, but the set comments only mention Adamant.
Calm down, it takes anything "fixed" on the strategydex pages at least 24 hours to take effect.
a badgeholder can make edits to the html of the page but the changes won't show up until a site staff caches it
trust me when i say i've fixed it
be patient
aiiiiight?
trust me when i say i've fixed it
be patient
aiiiiight?
sorrysorrysorry, I didn't know only site staff could put changes into effect.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/snover
In Snover's analysis, in the last sentence of its UU counters, it reads
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/snover
In Snover's analysis, in the last sentence of its UU counters, it reads
There should be a space between the period after "Close Combat" and "Clefable," while the last three words should read "foolproof counter" instead of "full proof counter."
fixed snover
thanks
thanks
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/infernape
The last sentence of the second paragraph of set comments of the Endeavor Lead is missing a period.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/gyarados
The fourth sentence of set comments on the bulky DD set should read, "only resisted by Empoleon and Lanturn."
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/heracross
The fourth sentence of the second paragraph of set comments for the Choice Scarf set, after the semicolon, is missing an "a." It should read, "Toxic is a nasty surprise for these pokemon, especially on a Choice set."
The last sentence of the second paragraph of set comments of the Endeavor Lead is missing a period.
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/gyarados
The fourth sentence of set comments on the bulky DD set should read, "only resisted by Empoleon and Lanturn."
http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/heracross
The fourth sentence of the second paragraph of set comments for the Choice Scarf set, after the semicolon, is missing an "a." It should read, "Toxic is a nasty surprise for these pokemon, especially on a Choice set."
i fixed all of these myself, with no help whatsoever by fatecrashers!