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Bug Reports v2.0 (READ OP BEFORE POSTING!!)
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I often ladder and at some point find myself at rating R_1. At some point later, having lost no games, I find myself at rating R_2, a rating less than R_1. This happens even if I haven't lost a single game on the alt. This seems either like a problem with the Glicko system (why would your rating go down after winning games?) or a problem with the PS Ladder.
http://pokemonshowdown.com/replay/oucurrent-35533523
In this replay, we can't see what happens after turn 174 (total number of turns : 217)
In this replay, we can't see what happens after turn 174 (total number of turns : 217)
iirc after a certain number of games played (15?) your rating is automatically lowered
I apologize for breaking a rule. I read the OP, but I felt that some attention should be brought to this bug.
http://pokemonshowdown.com/replay/oucurrent-35730274
Zoroark pretends to be Garchomp and takes 93% damage. The player using Zoroark then switches out, and I eventually get down 1 layer of Spikes. Later, the actual Garchomp comes in for the first time and gets OHKO'd by Spikes because it only had the same percentage of HP as Zoroark.
This is just utterly nasty and should never happen.
http://pokemonshowdown.com/replay/oucurrent-35730274
Zoroark pretends to be Garchomp and takes 93% damage. The player using Zoroark then switches out, and I eventually get down 1 layer of Spikes. Later, the actual Garchomp comes in for the first time and gets OHKO'd by Spikes because it only had the same percentage of HP as Zoroark.
This is just utterly nasty and should never happen.
Looking at the replay I'd say that he never used the real Garchomp
I never said otherwise. As I've said, Garchomp was one-shotted by a layer of Spikes. It seems to have mirrored Zoroark's HP percentage, which makes no sense.
Garchomp never came out, your opponent forfeited with 5 pokemon down and Garchomp at full health
Just wanted to point out that whether or not the garchomp that was sent out is a zoroark or not, garchomp was the one that was shown to be fainted when zoroark/garchomp was sent out, not zoroark. This means that either
1) that garchomp was in fact the real garchomp.
or
2) there was a display error, zoroark was the one that died to spikes damage, but because the illusion was never broken when zoroark came back in, PS was tricked into thinking it was the real garchomp that fainted, greying out the opponent's garchomp while the fainted zoroark was still displayed to be alive, although it had already gone down while being under illusion's effect.
Either way there was something odd happening in that match regarding zoroark's illusion ability.
I forgot something...
1. Windows 7
2. Google Chrome
3. I've also tried Firefox. Same thing happens.
4. When the replay was uploaded (Jun 20th)
5. lolo1994
6. In the quote...
I can guarantee that is 2), when there's a Zorua/Zoroark this thing happens almost everytime
whenever i'm holding backspace in any password field (for logging in but also for registering), it freezes for about a minute when there's one letter left to backspace. I can't switch battle/room tabs, press options button, nothing. I'm using Google Chrome on Windows 7, if that matters.
because my explanation is shit:
because my explanation is shit:
Bumping this too. I have Rotom-W on my DPP OU team and it has since been hit with Explosion, Brick Break and Earthquake. I'll pass on the Earthquake cause the guy probably didn't know Rotom has Levitate, but I suspect that the Electric/Water typing might have misled some of my opponents.
Here're some screenshots:
You have 230 seconds to make your decision.
This is the part where i should've saved the replay to prove it, but i swear to god that it was in a rated battle. It was kind of a function of lag, because the timer basically almost kind of started after I won. So yeah, this may be a bug of some form, although it also might be totally irrelevant.
This is the part where i should've saved the replay to prove it, but i swear to god that it was in a rated battle. It was kind of a function of lag, because the timer basically almost kind of started after I won. So yeah, this may be a bug of some form, although it also might be totally irrelevant.
In regards to this old post:
I have emulated similar conditions using Espeon and Ferrothorn to set up Spikes on my side reliably. The other 2 Pokemon are the same, Zoroark and Garchomp. It was, in fact, a display error as I suspected. You can see the replay here, and Zoroark getting knocked out is shown on Turn 5. (Aura Sphere was used on Espeon instead of HP Fighting to save time, as Aura Sphere's more powerful than HP Fighting.)
I have emulated similar conditions using Espeon and Ferrothorn to set up Spikes on my side reliably. The other 2 Pokemon are the same, Zoroark and Garchomp. It was, in fact, a display error as I suspected. You can see the replay here, and Zoroark getting knocked out is shown on Turn 5. (Aura Sphere was used on Espeon instead of HP Fighting to save time, as Aura Sphere's more powerful than HP Fighting.)
When using a choiced bouncer, if the Pokemon bounces back a move that it already has in its moveset, the Pokemon will be locked into that move the following turn without selecting it itself. Not entirely sure if it works like this in game, but it could be a bug as much as it couldn't be one.
Persistent doesn't appear to effect Trick Room's duration. Or is Trick Room really that shitty?
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