I found a friend willing to trade me a RGN machop with perfect IV's . Sould I just use that?
Oh and how good are sandstorm teams? sunny day teams in DPPT?
We plan on re-introducing community participation in tiering decisions, just stay tuned.I was wondering when and if there will be stuff like suspect voting, etc. for the new BW2 OU metagame.
Ideally dream world, if the Pokemon is Genesect then just hold on for like 24 hours, till it's released. It'll be OU by default.If I want to post a moveset for a Limbo tier Pokemon, where should i put it? Should it be in the tier I think it's going to fit into?
It's actually Darmanitan-Z. I'll put it into Dream World like you say. I don't think it would fit into anything higher than RU anyway, I'm just trying to find a use for it. Cheers.Ideally dream world, if the Pokemon is Genesect then just hold on for like 24 hours, till it's released. It'll be OU by default.
You don't actually write a set for Darmanitan-Z for the same reason you don't write one for Meloetta-P. You can't send out Darmanitan-Z at any point in time because it doesn't exist at the start of a battle, you can send out Darmanitan with the Zen Mode ability which means it's still an analysis for DarmanitanIt's actually Darmanitan-Z. I'll put it into Dream World like you say. I don't think it would fit into anything higher than RU anyway, I'm just trying to find a use for it. Cheers.
I don't know why Darmanitan-Z is Limbo, maybe because it cannot be used by itself, it can only be used with Darmanitan in Zen Mode. Anyways Darmanitan-Z is useless, it's a gimmick pseudo-form.It's actually Darmanitan-Z. I'll put it into Dream World like you say. I don't think it would fit into anything higher than RU anyway, I'm just trying to find a use for it. Cheers.
On average they'll be the same. SD first is more likely to roll higher damage (12.5% chance of five hits with one use vs ~1.56% chance of ten hits with two uses) but is also more likely to roll lower damage (37.5% chance of two hits vs ~14.1% chance of four hits).Suppose we have a Technician Breloom, with 252 EVs in Attack, a Life Orb, a neutral nature, and the moves Bullet Seed and Swords Dance. Against a neutral target, such as Gliscor, which option is better (i.e. statistically more likely to roll higher damage) over both turns? Using Bullet Seed twice, or using Swords Dance than Bullet Seed? I hope this makes sense.
Okay so the calculations I've done have a 252 Atk / 252 Spe Jolly Breloom with Technician vs. the standard 252 HP / 184 Def / 72 Spe GliscorSuppose we have a Technician Breloom, with 252 EVs in Attack, a Life Orb, a neutral nature, and the moves Bullet Seed and Swords Dance. Against a neutral target, such as Gliscor, which option is better (i.e. statistically more likely to roll higher damage) over both turns? Using Bullet Seed twice, or using Swords Dance than Bullet Seed? I hope this makes sense.
Psyshock is affected by reflect because they both use the defense stat in the damage formula. So the defending pokemons defense stat is doubled and psyshock is calculated with the attackers SpA stat just like normal.Is Psyshock affected by reflect or light screen? If someone has actually tested this that would be nice! :)
Is Psyshock affected by reflect or light screen? If someone has actually tested this that would be nice! :)
This is false, as confirmed by the B&W research thread:Psyshock is affected by reflect because they both use the defense stat in the damage formula. So the defending pokemons defense stat is doubled and psyshock is calculated with the attackers SpA stat just like normal.
Confirmed Psyshock deals physical damage but substitutes the user's Special Attack in the damage formula instead of their Attack. Is reflected by Mirror Coat and has it's damage halved by Light Screen(Team Rocket Elite, mien)
They could fit very well in a Volt-Turn team if you gave them teammates to check their countersWould a U-turning Regenerator offensive core of Mienshao and Tornadus-T be a good idea to base a team around?
Imagine you have Scizor out, against a mon that it beats. Your opponent is forced to switch unless they want to lose their guy, so they go to something that beats Scizor (say, a physical wall like Skarmory). You U-turn, racking up a bit of damage on their counter, and you can switch into something that has the advantage against said counter. (like Rotom-W) You keep doing this, forcing them to keep switching if they don't want to lose their guys, not letting them do anything while you keep accumulating damage. Perhaps eventually, you can use this to bring in a sweeper on something it can set up on, and then proceed to wipe their team.I've read in many pokémon analyses that U-Turn and Volt Switch make you gain "momentum": what does it mean?