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If I have a modest ditto and an adamant beldum breeding together with the beldum holding an everstone, would the offspring still have a 50% chance of being adamant? Or must the ditto be holding the everstone? (Sorry, completely cluseless when it comes to genderless pokemon)

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RNG stands for Random Number Generator; it's the process by which the game assigns numerical values to items (ie. natures, ivs, ect.)

And Pokesav is highly frowned upon at smogon, so much so that you can be blacklisted for trading saved Pokemon in the Wifi subforum and infracted for discussing it in-depth (though through PMs it is fine). This also applies to AR codes, though a disclaimer before trading will keep you inthe clear.

EDIT: And the main Synchronizers are anything in the Abra or Ralts evolutionary lines.
 
How important is it to reach a certain target stat on for wifi battles? eg 178 speed on metagross to outspeed magnezone? Obviously it is on shoddy where IVs are perfect, but how so on wifi where they are not? (Was thinking of posting this in the wifi thread, but this seemed more applicable)
 
well, when your talking about IVs, I personally find that while you don't want crappy IVs in most stats, I found that usually speed is most important to have. Usually about 29 or 30 is nice, but shoot 31 to outspeeds many others of the same base speed.
 
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How important is it to reach a certain target stat on for wifi battles? eg 178 speed on metagross to outspeed magnezone? Obviously it is on shoddy where IVs are perfect, but how so on wifi where they are not? (Was thinking of posting this in the wifi thread, but this seemed more applicable)
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ever since the RNG was cracked, target stats are almost as important on WiFi as they are on shoddy, really. 31 speed is a must anyway, I think.
 
So what EVs should I go for on my 27 / 31 / 30 / 13 / 12 - 13 / 26 metagross?

If i put 28 in speed to reach 178, then shall I go for 228 in HP and 252 in attack or the other way around?

I'm going to be using it as a non-stealth rock lead, and it's been very successful on shoddy. If it gets too low HP, I generally explode anyway, so I am leaning towards maximising its attack since the odd HP point doesn't seem to matter greatly, but what do you think?
 
Are there absolutely no cases where a Neutral Nature would be preferred on any set for any Pokemon. Like some type of Bulky Mixed Sweeper or something?
 
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