That's how it used to work in Gen 4; in Gen 5 Baton Passing a Substitute will not prevent poison from Toxic Spikes (but switching in with Safeguard up still does).
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That's how it used to work in Gen 4; in Gen 5 Baton Passing a Substitute will not prevent poison from Toxic Spikes (but switching in with Safeguard up still does).
I just had Psychic from my Gardevoir miss a Braviary. There were no accuracy changing effects in play. Gardevoir had Defiant (traced) and Choice Scarf. Braviary had Defiant and no idea about the item (Brightpowder is impossible right?).
Right now, BrightPowder and Lax Incense are being playtested.
Yeah I saw about that, but I thought that only concerns ubers, not NU.
I was using a Metronome team, and PS gave some glitchy stuff when it called Skull Bash:
Machoke used Metronome!
Machoke used Skull Bash!
Error parsing: -prepare|p1: Machoke|Skull Bash|p2: R
Error: TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object
Machoke's Defense rose!
The foe's Haunter restored HP using its Leftovers!
Machoke was hurt by poison!
Machoke fainted!
Machoke used Metronome!
Machoke used Skull Bash!
Error parsing: -prepare|p1: Machoke|Skull Bash|p2: R
Error: TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object
Machoke's Defense rose!
The foe's Haunter restored HP using its Leftovers!
Machoke was hurt by poison!
Machoke fainted!
Refreshing a couple of times remedies the issue
That's how it works in-game too.
While making a team, I found a bug with the EV and Nature suggestor.
When Servine uses Leaf Storm, it's special attack sharply increases instead of decreasing.
You are dealing with Contrary Servine. Contrary is an ability which reverses stat changes; for example, Shell Smash would decrease Attack, Special Attack and Speed by two stages and increase Defense and Special Defense by one stage. In this case, Servine has used Leaf Storm. Conventionally, Leaf Storm lowers the user's Special Attack by two stages; however, due to Contrary, your Special Attack is instead increased by two stages.
Is it intended that, when cloud nine is used after rain dance, that the rain animation continues to play? It seems like the rain should go away (on the screen as well), but I could be wrong.
Another bug I noticed is that Last Resort fails if the user has less than four moves. A pokemon with only two moves should be able to use Last Resort on the second turn, but instead it fails, and an unclickable "undefined" move appears on that pokemon afterwards!
Another bug I noticed is that Last Resort fails if the user has less than four moves. A pokemon with only two moves should be able to use Last Resort on the second turn, but instead it fails, and an unclickable "undefined" move appears on that pokemon afterwards!
ok I had a sub bulk up bravairy that had set up a whole lot, it was behind a sub and took a rock blast from a cinccino, the rock blasts that came before did 4-5% per hit but this one got a crit on first shot breaing my sub. The other hits all made 15-16% instead of 4-5%.
Disable reveals what type of hidden power the opponent has.
Gengar used Disable!
The foe's Tokada's Hidden Power Ice was disabled!
The foe's Tokada used Spore!
Gengar fell asleep!
Gengar restored HP using its Black Sludge!
The foe's Tokada restored HP using its Leftovers!
Gengar used Disable!
The foe's Tokada's Hidden Power Ice was disabled!
The foe's Tokada used Spore!
Gengar fell asleep!
Gengar restored HP using its Black Sludge!
The foe's Tokada restored HP using its Leftovers!
Screen capture of turns 13, 14, and 15.
Turn 13: Dragonite used Outrage. Jellicent's Cursed Body activates.
Turn 14: D-nite had Choice Band. I should be able to switch out on this turn, but I was forced to stay in with my only choice being to struggle, but I was not able to Struggle. It made me try to use Outrage again.
Turn 15: I was able to switch out.
Turn 13: Dragonite used Outrage. Jellicent's Cursed Body activates.
Turn 14: D-nite had Choice Band. I should be able to switch out on this turn, but I was forced to stay in with my only choice being to struggle, but I was not able to Struggle. It made me try to use Outrage again.
Turn 15: I was able to switch out.
I have found a couple of bugs with Pokemon Showdown:
1. Wonder Room appears to not work
2. When Imposter Blissey uses Baton Pass, Blissey's image remains on the screen in front of the pokemon that you switch to. This stays for the rest of the battle. It doesn't affect gameplay but is just a visual glitch.
Oh, and Woodchuck, that's not a glitch, it's just Game Freak once again failing to balance the metagame.
1. Wonder Room appears to not work
2. When Imposter Blissey uses Baton Pass, Blissey's image remains on the screen in front of the pokemon that you switch to. This stays for the rest of the battle. It doesn't affect gameplay but is just a visual glitch.
Oh, and Woodchuck, that's not a glitch, it's just Game Freak once again failing to balance the metagame.
Gravity Bug
Well I've noticed that there is a gravity bug. What's happening is that the first gravity works fine. The screen has a count down, and the image appears. When the countdown ends, however, the image stays up as well as the name "Gravity". Future Gravity moves make a list of Gravity appear, and do not have a countdown.
It's noted that the effect still wares off, and re-applies fine, so it doesn't affect game play, except it makes it more annoying to keep track of the field effect.
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Well I've noticed that there is a gravity bug. What's happening is that the first gravity works fine. The screen has a count down, and the image appears. When the countdown ends, however, the image stays up as well as the name "Gravity". Future Gravity moves make a list of Gravity appear, and do not have a countdown.
It's noted that the effect still wares off, and re-applies fine, so it doesn't affect game play, except it makes it more annoying to keep track of the field effect.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or just a long string of extremely awkward luck, but I'm posting it here in hopes of bringing it up and seeing if anyone else has noticed it.
Protect is chaining together for either 1 turn or 3 turns. At least for me, the 3 in a row is happening slightly more often, but more likely than not it's a 50/50 chance. Over the last two days, I haven't witnessed a protect that made it through two turns but failed on the third, and it has never made it to the fourth. I haven't been going up against too many opponents that have spammed protect back to back to back, but the mechanic in question has at least happened 10-15 times. Could just be really odd luck.
Also, I've had the problem that Wolflordy is having.
Protect is chaining together for either 1 turn or 3 turns. At least for me, the 3 in a row is happening slightly more often, but more likely than not it's a 50/50 chance. Over the last two days, I haven't witnessed a protect that made it through two turns but failed on the third, and it has never made it to the fourth. I haven't been going up against too many opponents that have spammed protect back to back to back, but the mechanic in question has at least happened 10-15 times. Could just be really odd luck.
Also, I've had the problem that Wolflordy is having.
Not that much of a bug really, just a small oversight that needs to be fixed. Keldeo-N can have Secret Sword on a team with the therians (thus, on a BW2 team), and Keldeo-R can not have Secret Sword.
Claim Victory is like Kick inactive player in that it sets a timer, so if you wait a while something like "Inactive players will forfeit in 30 seconds" should appear.
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