on the breeding guide part II, it talks about catching dittos with perfect IV's, then breeding the dittos to give other pokemon good IV's. But how do you determine the IV's of a captured ditto when it isn't level 5
power items, but getting them flawless is still hard-i heard HGSS games made 31/31/31/31/31/31 IVs easier. What exactly does this mean?
-so, assuming from my last question, i can use 1 Uber in an OU team?
I miss Pokemon.. but when I played HGSS when it first arrived it just wasnt fun for me.
Any tips? Which starter would be good to use and enjoy?
A hex-flawless Pokemon is one that has straight 31's in all six of its stats. Hex means six, so that's why those Pokemon are sometimes called hex flawless.
EDIT: @Despotar: No. "Quint-" is the prefix for 5. Hex is for six, just like as in a hexagon.
31 on each stat? At which level?
And, at lvl 100, you'll have as many extra points in each stat as you have IVs.31 on each stat? At which level?
Which two attacking types offer the most coverage in the OU metagame?
Is there a stat calculator when I can just punch in Base Stats and EVs / IVs and get the stats at a given level? Most of the ones I've found require you select a given pokemon and enters the stats of that pokemon. I want to try things with theoretical pokemon.
That one still requires choosing a pokemon. I want to be able to enter any set of base stats and get calcs. I want to be able to enter the stats for a pokemon with 26 HP and 209 Attack as base stats.
Bulbapedia said:A Pokémon's base stats will most often have the greatest influence over their specific stats at any level. Disregarding individual values, effort values, and Nature, a level 100 Pokémon's stats in Attack, Defense, Speed, Special Attack, and Special Defense will be exactly 5 more than double its base stats in each, while the HP stat will be 10 more than the Pokémon's level plus double the base stat (except in the case of Shedinja, whose HP is always 1).
Fire / Fighting is also really good offensively, one of the reasons Infernape is very good.Which two attacking types offer the most coverage in the OU metagame?
That one still requires choosing a pokemon. I want to be able to enter any set of base stats and get calcs. I want to be able to enter the stats for a pokemon with 26 HP and 209 Attack as base stats.
there are 17 types.Fire / Fighting is also really good offensively, one of the reasons Infernape is very good.
Fighting / Ice is pretty much ultimate in super effective coverage getting 9/16 Super effectives.
Which two attacking types offer the most coverage in the OU metagame?