168x2=336 :(
oh damn, i thought it went x1.5 then x1.5 again :(
168x2=336 :(
nope, the stages are x1.5, x2, x2.5, x3, x3.5, x4oh damn, i thought it went x1.5 then x1.5 again :(
Need a bit more help with my Dusclops. I've been playing around with it on showdown, and noticed that it's able to tank hits from things such as Aegislash, Talonflame etc. My problem is that I don't know whether to run Toxic or Will-o-Wisp on it. With Toxic combined with Pain Split, I'm able to wear down a roosting Talonflame. With WoW however, I'm able to cripple Aegislash and make it somewhat useless against Dusclops. Here's the move list in case anyone missed it from a few pages back:
Dusclops @ Eviolite
-Hex
-WoW (for now)
-Infestation
-Pain Split
It's physically defensive by the way.
So does that mean they just have a bunch of high tiered players vote on the matter?No, the Pokemon does not have to be used. And no, matches are never set up. It mimics what would be, and what would be would not be set up ;).
So this just happened:
I switched in a Gyarados on a Mega Gengar.
I evolved my Gyarados to Mega Gyarados, predicting my opponent would use Hypnosis.
My opponent did indeed use Hynosis, and it, uh, worked. Mega Gyarados went to sleep despite his dark typing.
What happened here? Shouldn't Mega Gyara have been immune to Hypnosis? Or does Hypnosis ignore Dark typing?
(This happened in-game in XY.)
Dark types can be put to sleep. You might be thinking of the new mechanic change where Grass types are immune to powder moves like Spore and Sleep Powder.
how many EVs are needed to make a Modest Exploud outrun no investment base speed 70 mons? Base speed 80? Base speed 90?
I believe that Thunder Wave and powder moves are the only status moves affected by typing. Ghost Curse still affects Normal-types, Lovely Kiss still hits Ghost-types, and so on and so forth.Good to know. I wouldn't have thought hypnosis was a "special" psychic move that got past the dark immunity.
I'm doing EVs on a Mega-Khan (assuming he won't be banned in smogon OU and even if he is, he'll still be accepted in other circles I'm sure). I've researched 2 camps and I can't decide which. One says 252 HP/ATK with remnants in spd the other 252 ATK/SPD with remnants in HP. I assume the HP path makes her bulkier while the speed version makes her better at taking out high priority threats. My question is: Which is "better" on a team that already has a Greninja and Mamoswine for sweepers and a Klefki setting up screens (the two others are Skarmory and Tyranitar, both are my DEF and SPDEF tanks respectively).
Will running Spikes instead of Stealth Rock on Skarmory be viable after Pokebank?
Spikes are fine, all he's saying is that hazards are harder to keep up this generation so Spikes are less preferable than Stealth Rocks in the same moveslot. If you're working a strategy around hazard damage, like a stall team, you just have to be aware of the threat from Defog, which will clear your hazards and can't be spinblocked.So that means it's perfectly usable in case your team already has something else to set up the rocks?
Well, they reset the ratings, so everyone has to prove themselves. They don't just take high ranked players and throw votes around :P. Everyone starts at 1000 and have too climb too reach the requirements of 1900-2000 (usually around there).So does that mean they just have a bunch of high tiered players vote on the matter?
Hey is there a thread where someone has looked systematically into the "hax" in the subway? Either statistical tests or looking at the games' data? I'm aware of the results, I just want a link.
I'm not sure what the question is. Hax is determined by RNG, random number generator. I don't think you can really look into it systematically, because RNG is what it is.
Try checking on the Orange Islands subforum, Darknut. This is the competitive board so most of the people here tend to care more about the simulators and PVP; I'm pretty sure there's at least a Maison thread over there.You know, with all the people claiming that the CPU has a distinct advantage (hitting more often, more crits, etc.), I know Smogon's done research on this before and I'm just looking for the thread again.
bumpSo I just captured a shiny swalot, and I would like to EV train it. However since it's bashful natured, I do not know what EV's in which stats would benefit it the most. Additional Info: Lvl. 30, female, bashful natured
Stats:
HP - 104
Att - 58
Def - 60
SpAtt - 52
SpDef - 65
Spd - 44