yes, it does.Does Houndoom's Flash Fire boost carry over to Mega Houndoom?
Analyses don't mention IVs, as it's implied readers know how to use them correctly. You're correct though, 0 Speed IVs is best for Quiet Aegislash.Sorry if this has already come up, but should you be running a 0 Speed IV on Quiet Aegislash? It allows you to outslow Adamant Conkeldurr, for one, and being slower than things is nicer in general for Aegislash. The usage set doesn't seem to have it though, and it doesn't seem to be in the analysis either.
There aren't any moves that abuse it, like Venoshock for Toxic. But slower wallbreakers, like Gardevoir, Medicham, and Exploud enjoy it greatly when opposing teams are paralyzed.Iv really been enjoying my parashuffle Dragonite latly. Although I feel there might be better teammates for it than im using. Is there any Mon that takes advantage of paralysis, like Venoshock does poison?
They are very different. However, that's what allows them to fit on offensive teams together, which in essence is what genie spam is.Whar exatly does "genie-spam" mean?, Im well aware that it has something to do with thundurus/landurus, but they seem to have very diffrent roles.
Mew, Togekiss, Ampharos, Aerodactyl, Victini, Azelf, and Cresselia are all underrated Pokemon, with varying levels of effectiveness.Anyone have an idea of a pokemon to build around that isnt so popular? Im getting sick of using and fighting the same things all the time.
VoltTurn teams are basically teams with 2-4 Pokemon with Volt Switch or U-turn that wear down their team's checks and counters and grab momentum, so that more powerful Pokemon later can sweep. Good VoltTurners are Manectric, Rotom, Ampharos, Landorus-T, and Scizor, and good sweepers are DD Charizard-X, Dragonite, Gyarados, and Tyranitar.Hello, can anyone tell me how a good voltswitch team looks? I dont want to use Landorus-T.
To be completely honest with ya, if you have 2 decent Pokemon around 67+, you can always spam train at Cafe Le Wow, and it's a pretty nifty source of income. Granted, you have to pay $100,000 to battle there per time, you gain a good amount of Balm Mushrooms which sell at a great price. Even if you are horrible at beating the Pokemon in the "correct" or "optimal" amount of turns, you will always make a profit, as the Balm Mushrooms sell for (I believe) 6,250 a piece, and you get a minimum of 16 per go around (16*6250=100,000) so you cannot lose money with this method, plus you still gain money from beating the trainers there. (Note: Apply Amulet Coin for maximum cash, and Prize Money O-Power if you have access to it, or EXP Power. Whichever suits your needs best.) Here is the more detailed run about on what happens in the restaurants, but from experience it is a great method of farming levels, and money if done even half well.Sorry to be bumping this thread with my noobly questions but I'm having some trouble in-game.
So it's postgame and I'm trying to rake up some cash, for... you know, purposes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). I'm also simultaneously trying to level up my low-level EV trained mons. And I've grinded for quite some time in the battle chateau, so I'm currently at the Marquis rank. However, the only people I seem to be battling are Barons and Viscounts. So my questions are-
a)How do I increase my chances of battling higher-leveled trainers?
b)Are there faster methods of leveling up your pokemon/earning cash?
To be completely honest with ya, if you have 2 decent Pokemon around 67+, you can always spam train at Cafe Le Wow, and it's a pretty nifty source of income. Granted, you have to pay $100,000 to battle there per time, you gain a good amount of Balm Mushrooms which sell at a great price. Even if you are horrible at beating the Pokemon in the "correct" or "optimal" amount of turns, you will always make a profit, as the Balm Mushrooms sell for (I believe) 6,250 a piece, and you get a minimum of 16 per go around (16*6250=100,000) so you cannot lose money with this method, plus you still gain money from beating the trainers there. (Note: Apply Amulet Coin for maximum cash, and Prize Money O-Power if you have access to it, or EXP Power. Whichever suits your needs best.) Here is the more detailed run about on what happens in the restaurants, but from experience it is a great method of farming levels, and money if done even half well.
To level up o-powers you just have to keep using it. Giving them to other people will make it faster as it costs less.Meh, i guess I'll have to settle with rotation battles with my lv100 mons up front.
But wouldn't O-powers not last the full battle? And how do I level up my O-powers?
Sorry to be bumping this thread with my noobly questions but I'm having some trouble in-game.
So it's postgame and I'm trying to rake up some cash, for... you know, purposes ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°). I'm also simultaneously trying to level up my low-level EV trained mons. And I've grinded for quite some time in the battle chateau, so I'm currently at the Marquis rank. However, the only people I seem to be battling are Barons and Viscounts. So my questions are-
a)How do I increase my chances of battling higher-leveled trainers?
b)Are there faster methods of leveling up your pokemon/earning cash?
Why are Baton Pass teams banned? Was there a particular pokemon or strategy that made it really degenerate?
And why on earth would Swagger be banned? I literally laughed out loud when I first saw that...
I'm afraid I need a more involved answer than that. Is there a thread where these bans were discussed?They were both uncompetitive and detrimental to the metagame at large.
I'm afraid I need a more involved answer than that. Is there a thread where these bans were discussed?
Teams that rely on Baton Pass I could see as potentially being problematic, but I personally never saw them as overly powerful. Still, I always made sure I had a mon with Roar or Haze on my team just to keep that in check. Having just one of these moves on one pokemon shuts down the entire team's strategy. So how is it that competitive Smogon sees them as overpowered?
And Swagger is a risk-reward move. You take a big risk by using it on something like Infernape, because if it decides not to be confused that turn, you're going to get a beating. Obviously the risk is less when you use it on something like Alakazam, but even then it's just a generally superior Confuse Ray (it still has a miss chance, so it's not strictly better).
26th was the last date for trying to get the requirdments for voting. After that, all voters post proof that they have acquired the reqs to vote in this thread. Then, they can vote in the voting thread in the PR forum. Expect the results to come out in 2 or 3 days. :)So the aegislash suspect test said it would end on Saturday the 26th, and today is Tuesday the 29th, and I still have not seen a verdict about whether or not it was banned. Why is this?
I'm very interested in the verdict, which is obviously why I am asking this
Thanks for answering my question :326th was the last date for trying to get the requirdments for voting. After that, all voters post proof that they have acquired the reqs to vote in this thread. Then, they can vote in the voting thread in the PR forum. Expect the results to come out in 2 or 3 days. :)
So it is suppose to show up on it's own during Suspect Tests or only if you qualify to vote?COIL is based off GXE and # of battles, and it only shows up for suspect ladders in other words it will always display as "--" on any row of your /rank popup except on the row for a suspect ladder. Additionally the number of battles you need in order to vote goes down the higher your GXE, which goes up the more you win and goes down the more you lose. Although, that's a bit of a simplification.
It should show up on suspect test ladders after you've had a few battles. If you're on a suspect test ladder, you've had a few battles on it, and it's still not showing up, then idk what to say.So it is suppose to show up on it's own during Suspect Tests or only if you qualify to vote?
What does SpD gliscor's speed EVs are for(72 IIRC)?
Yeah because I played a handful of games during the last test and never saw a ranking. I guess next time I will message whoever is in charge of the thread.It should show up on suspect test ladders after you've had a few battles. If you're on a suspect test ladder, you've had a few battles on it, and it's still not showing up, then idk what to say.
It uses the move successfully.What happens when a pokemon with Choice whatever is hit with Torment? I assume that on its second turn it has to use Struggle, but what happens on the third turn?
On the third turn, the pokemon can go back to using it's Choiced move, but on the fourth turn it will have to Struggle again (given that Torment stays in effect, which I believe it does).What happens when a pokemon with Choice whatever is hit with Torment? I assume that on its second turn it has to use Struggle, but what happens on the third turn?
Pokemon with sound moves and/or the ability Infiltrator are generally the best ways to deal with it. However, anything immune to Toxic, by virtue of a Steel- or Poison-typing, or with the ability Magic Guard, like Clefable, are also good stops.Hey guys, how do you deal with sub toxic Gliscor?