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- Thread starter Teclis
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You probably need to set your browser to not "delete cookies on exit"
Hello everyone! :3
I have a problem, I can't see the tier "Monotype Random Battle" :/
Help me :c
I have a problem, I can't see the tier "Monotype Random Battle" :/
Help me :c
Monotype Random Battle is a challenge format only. I merged your thread with this one. Next time, instead of creating a new thread, just post here. Pretty please!
I'm looking for a way to make pokemon showdown totaly offline, i means try tu run it only in intranet enviroments, there are some docs about how to achieve this? i know that the client part s incomplete, maybe some about how to complete it?
Look I know that this is probably one of the nonconventional items to be making an article about but hear me out:
I was going along building a team when I realized that I needed something for Weavile. Now I know that there are much better options for a Weavile check than a Heatran holding a Float Stone, but I just thought it'd be hilarious to watch someone go for Low Kick on a Heatran and get confused as to why it did less than usual. Anyway, I decided to have a bit of a practice with a friend of mine to see what exactly the damage difference is between a physically defensive Heatran holding a Float Stone and one that was just holding Leftovers. But after switching the Float Stone Heatran into the Low Kick from Weavile I saw that it did roughly the same damage. I guessed at that point that the Float Stone was only "useful" for stuff like Heat Crash or Heavy Slam, but then he gave me the link to the Pokemon Wikia page for the Float Stone and it speciffically says at one point that it reduces damage from Low Kick. I unfortunately don't have the means to use two identical Heatrans over Wi-Fi and check the Float Stone method that way, so what I wanted to ask is if anybody knows if Showdown just figured that nobody would be crazy enough to try using a Float Stone and just decided not to program its function, or is the Pokemon Wikia page false?
I was going along building a team when I realized that I needed something for Weavile. Now I know that there are much better options for a Weavile check than a Heatran holding a Float Stone, but I just thought it'd be hilarious to watch someone go for Low Kick on a Heatran and get confused as to why it did less than usual. Anyway, I decided to have a bit of a practice with a friend of mine to see what exactly the damage difference is between a physically defensive Heatran holding a Float Stone and one that was just holding Leftovers. But after switching the Float Stone Heatran into the Low Kick from Weavile I saw that it did roughly the same damage. I guessed at that point that the Float Stone was only "useful" for stuff like Heat Crash or Heavy Slam, but then he gave me the link to the Pokemon Wikia page for the Float Stone and it speciffically says at one point that it reduces damage from Low Kick. I unfortunately don't have the means to use two identical Heatrans over Wi-Fi and check the Float Stone method that way, so what I wanted to ask is if anybody knows if Showdown just figured that nobody would be crazy enough to try using a Float Stone and just decided not to program its function, or is the Pokemon Wikia page false?
tehy
Banned deucer.
Low Kick's power maxes out at 440 pounds, float stone halves weight, heatran weighs 970 pounds. So heatran even with the float stone weighs 485 pounds and takes max damage from low kick.
By the way it's a dumb idea but since you admitted that, try chople berry. (Or choice scarf offensive really)
By the way it's a dumb idea but since you admitted that, try chople berry. (Or choice scarf offensive really)
Ah okay, that makes sense. I'll definitely try those options in place of Float Stone. Thanks, man!
apsuperstar14
formerly PokemonGuy14
How do you get the privilege to talk in the lobby on PS?
You just have to be autoconfirmed, meaning registered a week or more and have won a rated battle (any battle that you'd use the "Battle!" button for aside from unrated random battle).
i'm looking for this same thing, someone that could help?
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scene
Banned deucer.
Use /makegroupchat [name], public/private. Public groupchats show up when you click on users, private ones don't. Invite people with /invite [name].
Thanks!!!
Edit:
You must be global voice or roomdriver+ in some public room to make a groupchat.
:'(
Normalize doesn't do the same thing as the other ones at all. For example, Pixilate turns normal moves into fairy moves and gives them a 1.3x boost. Normalize turns ALL of a Pokemon's moves to normal type and gives no boost which is honestly a bigger drawback most of the time than a good thing.
The reason I asked was because Bulbapedia counts Normalize as a form of Aerialate
oh ok that makes a lot more sense, so on a delcatty would you want to use cute charm
they are both useless