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Attack - Route 1 - Patrat/Lillipup 1 Atk EV

Sp.Atk - Celestial Tower - Litwick 1 Sp.Atk EV

Speed - Surf on Route 3 - Basculin 2 Spe EV

Defense - Pinwheel Forest - Sewaddle/Venipede 1 Def EV, Swadloon/Whirlipede 2 Def EV

Sp. Def - Surf in Driftveil - Frillish 1 Sp.Def EV

HP - Icirrus - Stunfisk/Palpitoad 2 HP EV

Atk & Spe - Dragonspiral Tower Entrance - Druddigon 2 Atk, Tranquill 2 Atk, Mienfoo 1 Atk, Deerling 1 Spe

muer: Yes, or, fill up all 24 boxes.
 
Is there a way to battle on Wifi with equal levels and with 6 Pokemon on a team, or do all the modes resemble Pokemon Stadium?
 
I want to run Vileplume over Venusaur, for Aromatherapy, but most sets I see with it tell you to go all bulk. I want my Vileplume to utilize it's nice base 100 SpAtk too, that's why I was looking at Venusaur to begin with; is it wise to run a 252 HP/252 SpAtk setup? Or would it be smarter to spread some of it's points into it's defenseive stats, while retaining a high EV amount in Sp.Atk?
 
adman2 said:
Is there a way to battle on Wifi with equal levels and with 6 Pokemon on a team, or do all the modes resemble Pokemon Stadium?
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No, there is no mode on Wi-fi that matches this description. You can only do a fixed level battle using Flat Battle rules.
 
Sensei_Bobbilytus said:
I want to run Vileplume over Venusaur, for Aromatherapy, but most sets I see with it tell you to go all bulk. I want my Vileplume to utilize it's nice base 100 SpAtk too, that's why I was looking at Venusaur to begin with; is it wise to run a 252 HP/252 SpAtk setup? Or would it be smarter to spread some of it's points into it's defenseive stats, while retaining a high EV amount in Sp.Atk?
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Aside from the obvious comment - don't use vileplume, if you run a bulky cleric you'll barely be able to take advantage of sun and may as well run something better like celebi or shaymin. If you must use plume try a spread mostly with bulk and enough speed and spatk to be able to abuse sun offensively.
 
Okay, can I get clarified once and for all how many crit levels Dire Hit and Focus Energy grant? Got conflicting sources all over the place...

What about Dire Hit 2 and Dire Hit 3 in Wonder Launcher?

Lastly, does Simple alter the crit level granted by Dire Hit/Focus Energy?
 
I'm not trying to abuse sun though, I'm going with Effect Spore because I'm going to be playing in the rain, and the playgroup I'm playing in doesn't allow guys like celebi or shaymin (it's essentally UU with a few OU allowed). If I were trying to go with sun, I'd run venusaur in a heartbeat, but that's not what I'm going for here. I'm just wondering, would it be better for it's bulk to pour most of my EVs into HP, or should I spread it around among his okay defenses as well?
Without sun or chlorophyil, I'm pretty much assuming I'll be going second regardless of speed invenstment.
 
Hi, please could someone help me with this? How do I get the zoroark from Castelia? Apparently I need a certain celebi, so could somebody please PM me if they could help me get the celebi or if they have a spare zorua? I would really appreciate help with this!
 
I have a question. If I hack a pokeman, then breed it and produce a PID messed up pokemon, would breeding that pokemon also produce a PID messed up pokemon? This is just theoretical, I would only do it as an alternative to pokesaving teams.
 
Sensei_Bobbilytus said:
Are you able to buy evo. stones in this game, or is it another 'you get what you find', where I shouldn't use any of them unless I use that pokemon?
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By evo stones I trust you mean fire stone and water stone, and when you get to black city/white forest after the E4, you'll either buy or find them in black city or white forest, respectively.
 
Shinyweavile said:
By evo stones I trust you mean fire stone and water stone, and when you get to black city/white forest after the E4, you'll either buy or find them in black city or white forest, respectively.
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I mean all of those stones, really; is it safe for me to use my sun-stone on my Cottonee, will I be able to buy/find more in white forest (I have white, btw)?
Even if it's in some sort of mini-game like the underground digging thing or bug-catching competition, I just want to know they're restockable, unlike in HG/SS where you really had to ration them out. I hate it when the game only gives you like, 2-3 of a particular stone.
 
Sensei_Bobbilytus said:
I mean all of those stones, really; is it safe for me to use my sun-stone on my Cottonee, will I be able to buy/find more in white forest (I have white, btw)?
Even if it's in some sort of mini-game like the underground digging thing or bug-catching competition, I just want to know they're restockable, unlike in HG/SS where you really had to ration them out. I hate it when the game only gives you like, 2-3 of a particular stone.
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Every day, when you return to white forest, you may find a stone lying somewhere. It can be any stone. So, yes, they are restockable.

EDIT:also, I believe solrocks have a chance of carrying them.
 
What's a good moveset for chandelure?

Shadow ball or Hex?
Pain split or Sub?
Flamethrower, Inferno, or Overheat?
Willowisp w/ Overheat or Inferno?
 
Bowser said:
What's a good moveset for chandelure?

Shadow ball or Hex?
Pain split or Sub?
Flamethrower, Inferno, or Overheat?
Willowisp w/ Overheat or Inferno?
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Shadow Ball>Hex for reliability.
Sub>Pain Split because while 60/90/90 defenses don't exactly fall over to a slight breeze, you won't be finding a lot of opportunities to recover.
Inferno has terrible accuracy, never use it. Flamethrower is better for a sweeper, Overheat for a revenge killer.
Will-o-Wisp is decent, but there's better users of it, and you might like the coverage of a Hidden Power better. Again, never use Inferno.
 
If I switch out a Pokemon I'm EV training and knock out the opposing Pokemon with a different one, how many EVs will the one I'm training gain? Like say, I open up with the Pokemon I'm training vs a Wild Stunfisk (it has Pokerus and the HP Power Item). I switch it and knock out Stunfisk with something else. Would it gain 12 HP EVs from that or less?
 
Lupo Aro said:
If I switch out a Pokemon I'm EV training and knock out the opposing Pokemon with a different one, how many EVs will the one I'm training gain? Like say, I open up with the Pokemon I'm training vs a Wild Stunfisk (it has Pokerus and the HP Power Item). I switch it and knock out Stunfisk with something else. Would it gain 12 HP EVs from that or less?
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Every Pokémon that gains XP from a fight gets full EVs, regardless of whether they KO'd it or even just used Exp. Share.
 
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