Recent content by Wietse

I did a few battles with the set above, and to my surprise it works quite well, actually even better than the first set I used. The only problem is that it almost can't outstall a steel or poison type. Crobat was once my last Pokémon, and my opponent's was a Tentacruel. The match kept going on...

Thanks for the replies. I'm not convinced to throw away Confuse Ray though. I'll try a few battles with this set and see what it gives. Crobat @ Leftovers Jolly EVs: 168 HP / 88 Def / 252 Spe Moves: ~Confuse Ray ~Toxic ~Mean Look ~Roost

I've been using this set for a while now, and mostly it works well. Somehow, it's an extremely good Swampert killer. Crobat @ Leftovers Ability: Inner Focus EVs: 4 HP/252 Atk/252 Spd Adamant nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Mean Look - Toxic - Confuse Ray - Fly It works well as a revenge killer, not...

The team at glance: Ninjask @ leftovers jolly HP: 180 -- Attack: 250 -- Speed: 80 -Swords Dance -Baton Pass -Substitute -X-scissors The most standard Ninjask existing. Just spam a few subs to raise speed, if possible throw in some Swords Dances, and if against a pokémon that is weak to...

Gardevoir Nature: Calm Ability: TraceGender: Female (OT) Hatched at Canalave Library IVs: 31|6|24|31|31|31 HP Ice 67! EVs: 252HP|48SpA|176SpD|32Spe Moveset: Will-O-Wisp, Hypnosis, Wish, Pshychic Available UT and trained at lvl 45 How about this one (preferrebly untouched) for my drifloon? If...

Just managed to breed my first RNG abused pokémon. Going to practice some more with RNG breeding 'till I go over to RNG catching.

Actually, is there a better receiver (atk only) than Rampardos? I've been thinking about Lucario, but it needs HP Ice. Or would that still work, without it gaining any SpA boosts? Thanks.

Wat would be the best nature on Rampardos, wich I'm going to use in this strategy (in the BT): I open with Ninjask, spam a few subs and swords dances. Then I pass the speed and attack to Drifblim, sets up a new sub if necessary, spams stockpiles. Then I pass either again to Ninjask, if I...

Actually, coin flips are set when your initial seed is generated (and perhaps by some other stuff, but that information will do). So if you get the right frame, and the coin flips match, you can be quite certain you have your desired pokémon, because when the coin flips match, you're certain...

How much does a moving NPC advances the frame. Since I'm on a frame of 5, and I want to get on a frame of 17 => 6 journal flips, I press start and bash A as fast as possible, but somehow, the cowgirl always manages to move even before I can collect the egg. This is really frustrating me...

You also need to do a certain amount of happiness taps and coin flips (less then 20 mostly though), before putting the parents in the day-care, to make sure the first egg will have the desired nature, gender and ability. In this phase also, you determine wether you want a shiney egg or not, if...

No, you need to set it on 0 when you do the happiness tapping and coin flips befor you put the parents in the day-care. Ability is also determined when the egg is produced, not when you receive it.

There is an option in the RNG abuser in which you can select ability 0 or ability 1. To know what ability is 0 and what is 1, just click on Dex/IV check in de RNG reporter.

How do you guys make sure none of the cowgirls moves before taking the egg? I bash A as fast a I can, but somehow, one of the cowgirls always manages to turn or walk up before I can talk to the day-care man. I'm already standing behind the dc man to make sure there's only one cowgirl visible.

I have a shiney eevee, impish nature, WITHOUT wish. Worth anything?