Power brace, anklet, etc adds 4 to the amount of EVs you earn while Macho Brace doubles it.how much more does a power bracer, anklet, etc. then just using a macho brace? Is it 3 to 2, or what?
Power brace, anklet, etc adds 4 to the amount of EVs you earn while Macho Brace doubles it.how much more does a power bracer, anklet, etc. then just using a macho brace? Is it 3 to 2, or what?
1st: No
2nd: No
3rd: It's where you put a trade-evo Pokemon into the GTS, and then take it out. Apparently the game counts this as trading, so it evolves. But, as Captain Awesome said, you need to do another trade after wards (atleast, that's the gist I got)
Seriously, what does IIRC mean?
I already told you, it's 'If I recall/remember correctly'
Not really. They're only upper Lv 10's. I was thinking like Stark Mountain Rhydon.
Oh okey,thanks, anyways, just another question, anybody know whether Iron Fist is 50 or 30%?Heatran/Tangrowth are basically never leads. But should the need arise, Aerial Ace covers Tangrowth, Heatran is a counter, I guess, unless you can OHKO with Rock Smash.
IIRC means 'If I recall correctly'
The 'Fat' thing in the quotes is default, I don't know why, probably an inside joke.
No, I meant the old lady's Roselia. The trainer. I think it's lvl. 40.
Oh okey,thanks, anyways, just another question, anybody know whether Iron Fist is 50 or 30%?
Son of a bitch >.< so that's why it didn't work. So let me get this straight, After I put said pokemon up for offer, I have to make a trade with someone then take the pokemon that I'm offering back before it get's taken, right?Gothic, You need to complete a different GTS trade after you pick the pokemon up for offer.
Son of a bitch >.< so that's why it didn't work. So let me get this straight, After I put said pokemon up for offer, I have to make a trade with someone then take the pokemon that I'm offering back before it get's taken, right?
Does the Battle Tower level your Pokemon up to 50 when they are at, like, level 20?
OH! Yeah, that's pretty good.
After crunching the numbers, a Jolly Life Orb Aerodatyl with 30 Attack IV will ALWAYS OHKO Weavile with 4 HP EVs and a 31 IV in HP/Defense with it's Rock Smash. Assuming Aerodactyl has a 29 IV or lower, the OHKO isn't guaranteed. And so, here's a set I think will deal with the most common leads:
Aerodactyl @ Life Orb ** Antidactyl
Jolly Nature (-Special Attack, +Speed)
EVs: 4 HP/252 Attack/252 Speed
Trait: Pressure, Rock Head is useless
- Rock Slide
- Aerial Ace
- Rock Smash
- Thunder Fang
Deals with the most common leads except for Electivire in the Gyaravire combo. An IV of 20 in Speed should still outrun Weavile.
Sorry for so many questions but how many time do you think I should defeat it?
Thanks. Damn, I'll have to level up my Weavile then. >.>No, it only levels down, meaning a level 89 Tyranitar can still compete.
In addition to the above qu...est..ions? Does Steel resist Psychic?
Thoughts? Comments? Concerns?
Okay...I'll remember this next time I'm on the GTS.Yes. Try asking for something like Level 9 Bibarel, no one likes it so no one will be bothered to hack one.
Bronzong @ Leftovers
Bold | 252 HP, 228 Def, 30 Sp.Att
Calm Mind
Psychic
Grass Knot
Rest
Yeah, I figured as much, but what about when you can't import from FR/LG? I don't know what else wold be options. Plus, Rock Smash deals with Tyranitar, STAB Rock Slide does is 102.5 I think, SE Rock Smash is 160.
I just realized, wouldn't something like Calm be better for the Sp Def Boost incase you don't get a chance to set up? Also, could you maybe take some Def Ev's for Sp Def? (I'm really more concerned about the Sp Def and not getting a chance to set up Calm Mind)
do pokemon with the smiley faces instead of the big pkrs sign still get double exp. and double EVs?