Recent content by Edricky

These are my general comments, not too long but meh I just saw the news about yesterday (in one big helping) ... eeeeeehhhhhhh Fairy type is mighty strange. I would be more OK with anything else. Now I don't want to defend it against the other people in my home - it's really, really...

List of Pokemon with Chlorphyll available at lv 1(might have missed some): Bellsprout Cherubi Deerling Exeggcute Hoppip Lilligant Maractus Oddish Petilil Seedot Sunflora Sunkern Tangela Tropius Bulbasaur Cottonee Whimsicott Hmm. And that's not counting the Fire-Types, Solar Power-ers, and...

honestly idk if a physical set would be that good for any of them. I mean, plenty other attackers in the tier are just as capable, although a direct comparison is kinda odd the multitude of other attackers might be a better chance. The only time I think physical would be OK is a mixed set, maybe...

Oh ok, well first off Protect is imo better on Ursaring anyway, secondly, I forgot Simisage had Acrobatics lol so it seems much more logical now (Flying Gem, correct?) so I see why you would want to use that, but isn't the NP set a good bit more powerful? I know for certain it becomes alot more...

My Leafeon didn't boost, it had Synthesis/Baton Pass/Roar/Leaf Blade (Sometimes I switched Pass for Cleric move, idk which I prefer), but passing to either of those seems kinda stange to me? Ursaring is El Grande in the Strong-o department but I think it would be worn down too easily and...

The one I ran into, iirc, ran Scald/Earth Power/Some Recovery and some support move, but it was really disruptive. It does have nice niche options, like Sludge Wave, so it was prob built to beat Leafeon trying to setup on it. BTW, what Leafeon did you run? I like to run Physically defensive, so...

I'm not sure if Trace has been as good as your examples said for me, I didn't run into mons of those sorts when I was using it (Also, I stopped myself from rambling because I could have put a wall of text lol, I was just sad I couldn't use Munchlax 'cause it would prob be pretty good in PU lol...

I think I just think I know more than I do. Lol. Yeah, Porygon is actually a really good mon if used right, though my set had disharge instead of T-Wave (I'll have to try t-wave though, alot of stuff likes to set up on it.) I havn't used it since then (I'm actually stuck on a slow computer for...

Great and thanks. I'm (or was) concerned because I'm pretty sure I take an approach like I know what I'm doing when I obviously don't, in some things, lol.

Hi, pretty good, not sure I'm as dumb sounding as I think I do, stuff like that. Lol.

I like this. Also, is there a place where this is actually being played and I'm just unknowing? 'Cause I want to play this.

Okay, so week before last I had been using Porygon and teams centered around Porygon and teams that simply incorporate Porygon and I've decided that Porygon is actually really darn great lol. I've not decided where I would put it, but C is probably a good example but it could easily fit in B...

Why did no one notice this earlier lol?! Before an SS, it's stats are (With a EV spread of 88 SpAtk / 236 SpDef / 24 Spd, though you can put 168 in Atk and give up something else if you want to but I don't suggest that) : 12/6/7/7/7/6; DeepSeaTooth makes it 12/6/7/14/7/6, and SS makes it a...

I've decided I'm going to ignore Heatmor, as it seems capable for some reason (My initial post was Theorymonning if you couldn't tell); It does indeed show capabilities worthy of B-Rank (Although barely IMO), but I'm also confused as to why Magmar did so poorly in comparison - it appears to have...

OK, I didn't notice Giga Drain but how important and game-changing is that? I'm testing out both of them, as I had been since I first posted that inquiry; right now it's been largely inconclusive; I'll edit this post with some testing sprees (using the same team bar Magmar/Heatmor and similar...