Guts + Facade. If you are burnt, do you still get an attack reduction by 1.5 with using Facade (nullifying Guts)? Also, I would assume that Poision/Paralysis activates both of these abilites as well?
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You get a 1.5 boost in attack regardless. Guts eliminates the attack loss that is normally caused by burn and gives you a x1.5 boost for attack. paralysis and poison do the same.
Gut negates the drop from burn and gives you a +1 attack boost (x1.5). Facade power doubles when statused, so it'd be 140 (burn does not lower an attack's base power, just the attack stat, and in this case Guts would negate that.
And yeah, Poison/Paralysis also activates Facade and Guts.
no... HP and Speed are too low
Hmmm, how long til the event darkrais hit Smogon? there are tons of clones over on the GameFAQs boards... (trying to get rid of shit that isn't worthy of smogon, lol)
If a pokemon goes first and faints itself from confusion/recoil, does the enemy use their attack anyway ("But, there was no target!") and lose PP?
And is it different in 2v2? I seem to recall ingame battles where I would get the "But, there was no target!" message, but I also thought sometimes a move would automatically retarget to the other enemy.
I thought I read in the research thread or somewhere that if you struggle yourself to death, the opponent doesn't lose PP or anything, the turn just stops. Is that true in general, the turn just stops if an entire team faints, and if half the team faints, moves targeted against that half fail?
Sorry if this wasn't very simple. :p
And is it different in 2v2? I seem to recall ingame battles where I would get the "But, there was no target!" message, but I also thought sometimes a move would automatically retarget to the other enemy.
I thought I read in the research thread or somewhere that if you struggle yourself to death, the opponent doesn't lose PP or anything, the turn just stops. Is that true in general, the turn just stops if an entire team faints, and if half the team faints, moves targeted against that half fail?
Sorry if this wasn't very simple. :p
There are berries (Pomeg, Kelpsy, Qualot, Hondew, etc.) that reduce EVs by 10 if they have under 100 in that stat. If you have over 100 EVs in that stat, it drops it down to 100, IIRC.
and how much for each one past that?
IIRC, in the D/P, if the Pokemon has over 110 EVs, its reduced to 100. If its at 100 or below, it will go lower by 10.
Yes.
So, who would be interested in a legitimate Darkrai (Modest)?
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I was trying to figure out Blissey's EVs and mess with them a bit in the analysis. I was adding the EVs together and did it 3 times and ended up with 508. Were those two EVs really suppose to be dumped?
In my experiences, yes, the enemy does use their attack anyway. Even in 1vs1. I don't know if Struggle has any special effect like ending the turn though... since I don't see Struggle often...
And in 2vs2, move will retarget to the other enemy if the original target is fainted. I am certain the turn doesn't stop when all active opponents are fainted.
Yes. But you should put 2 EV's in something so you can get your effort ribbon.
It's generally bad to have shared weaknesses.
The only time I would consider something like that is if you have Jolteon or Electivire on your team and you are really baiting their T-Bolt. (Though Grass could kill...)
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