Recent content by Zarel

You should use Discord more... it's been like a year and you haven't accepted my friend request. We have an entire server for this kind of mechanics question.

All recent posted validator bugs should be fixed as of now.

So yeah, it turns out this is actually level 100, not level 50. (The Japanese websites consistently say level 100, and the last time this happened, the Japanese sites were right and the English sites were a translation mistake.) Thanks, TPCi. :|

Something something faster horse, when I posted my fix idea (show "no folder" folder on top, if the topmost team was "no folder"), everyone seemed fine with that one, too. Since that's the solution I'm using in the new client, I think that's worth trying first.

I think it's a bad idea to launch them both and then connect them by the commandline. It's much easier to have the C# program launch PS as a subprocess. Here's an article I found on Google for how to do that...

I'd want to run a poll to see if people would really prefer typing in thresholds to the hardcoded ones.

It's not hard to select "1500" and just look at the 1600+ battles in the list. On most input devices, that should be easier than typing numbers in.

PSdex does use four stats: IVs/EVs/Nature being 0/0/-, 31/0/n, 31/252/n, 31/252/+ respectively. I think it wouldn't be too ugly/confusing to display it in-battle like this: Spe: 166-216-279-306

It might be worth having a poll about it.

To be entirely honest, the menu is really hard to update because of the way the code works. I'll probably add them to the menu when I rewrite it in a future update (months away). Until then, I'm not too concerned, because I think some users find it fun to have hidden avatars.

I've been meaning to save a per-season peak for a while now, but I've never really gotten around to it, tbh.

In hindsight, it makes a lot of sense, that the flood of spam would be at the time the poll was created. At other times, people might ask, but it wouldn't be a flood.

It should be close to trivial. I think it was already implemented in the past; and if it's not currently being done, that's a regression that should be pretty easy to pinpoint. Here's where it's implemented...

My personal opinion is that it's a tournament, and the entire point of tournaments is for people to be able to watch them. /ionext makes sense when you're practicing for a tournament, but if you're actually playing in it, people watching is the whole point.