Did some testing in game, with a rematch of one of the the star leaders, so the first pokemon is always the same.
Alright thanks, kinda weird so many fonts are saying it's 50% but that's how it goes I guess...
Probably because Commander is Tatsugi's ability, and Tatsugi is no longer on the field by the time either of those would activate?
Interesting, that would imply the same thing occurs with Burn Up.
Did you still get the message "Pawmot used up all of its electricity!"?
I think this went unanswered so I went ahead and tested it.Well, sadly I dont have a source; I was trying to see if it could be verified here, as until then its just a rumor. Ill take this into account for future questions.
Opportunist: Is there a cap to how many times this ability triggers within a turn? Example: 2 Espartha's are facing each other, each with Opportunist. One uses Calm Mind, triggering the other's ability, raising its stats. Does this cause a loop until both are completely maxed out, or is there is a limit to how may times it can copy stats from the opponent? In addition, if an Espartha were to hold a Mirror Herb, which of the 2 would take priority, the ability or the item?
Looks like you were right on the money, Nails. Great work.
Yes, the message still appeared everytime.
i actually made a similar question before the game even came out purely because there was a discovery of this for all four of the moves in LA
Didn't see a reply to this so I would like to know if Body press gets a BP boost for ice types under snowstorm? I noticed there was no boost on showdown, so would like confirmation from the game.
The only thing that differs between Body Press and regular physical attacks is that it uses the user's Defense stat from its stats screen and its actual stat stage Defense boosts instead of the ones for attack, for any boosts that don't actually increase stat stages it uses the ones for Attack not Defense.
Does this sort of thing apply to the Box Legendaries as well or are they proper +1 boosts?
The box legends have the same offensive boost, 1.3x.
Don’t beat yourself up about it. You have nothing to apologize for here because this is just kind of a bizarre design choice. Usually these kind of things are consistent. Nobody expected something like this.
Hi. I've just tested this in-game. When using a punching move, a Pokemon holding Punching Glove does not get poisoned by attacking into Baneful Bunker, and does not lose its item when it hits a Pokemon with the Pickpocket Ability.
If you want to check the magnitude of stat changes that can possibly affect the Attack stat (including stuff like Tablets of Ruin), the easiest way is to use Strength Sap. Drifblim gets this now, so you can have it missing a huge amount of HP, use Strength Sap, and simply read out the raw number of HP gained, guaranteed in a single trial with no need to check damage calcs for values that could make sense.
