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Flower Gift was affected because it raised the team's special defense...so...does the team keep the attack boost, just not the special defense boost? Does Simple stop working, or just lose double defensive boosts or something?
Mold Breaker - Quoth Team Rocket Elite:
"Unconventional does not disable Traits at all! It just lets moves that would be blocked by a Trait get through."
Does NOT affect Intimidate. Is always active once in.
Some of the things that it seems to affect are Volt Absorb (and probably Electric Engine), Flash Fire, Water Absorb, Levitate, Hard Rock, Soundproof, and Wonder Guard.
My latest test with Sing+Gravity resulted in 13\15 + 15\15 + 14\15 + 13\15 = 55\60 hits, or about 91% accuracy. This would appear to be about a 70% increase as well.
nice test X-Act
Gravity + Dynamicpunch test (jirachi and breloom)
34/40 hit = 85%
alright this is what i got from testing gravity. times hit/time used
WoW:17/17
thunder:31/31
sing:15/16
zap cannon:23/27
horn drill:13/17 with zoom lens attached. Data thrown out
I was just wondering the same thing about the OHKO formula, since I couldn't find it anywhere. I sorta didn't want to ask here though since it seems pretty irrelevant with L100 fighters. :P
Well, if we ever had a ruleset in which OHKOs were allowed, I could see this being relevant with something like a OHKO used on a level 1 Phanpy switch in to use up its Focus Sash, meaning 100% accuracy would be useful. Also Challenge Cup (and Competitor).
The data was thrown out because it introduced a Zoom Lens and the level discrepancy the OHKO's accuracy. Moreover, because OHKOs ignore Accuracy and Evasion changes (or so I've heard, not sure if it was verified), it's possible they will ignore the Gravity boost as well, which is why they are poor candidates for testing.
And what about Will-O-Wisp hitting 100% so far? Shouldn't it be expected to hit 85% of the time?
With Gravity in effect, it should hit every single time with an Accuracy boost of 2/3.
I was just wondering the same thing about the OHKO formula, since I couldn't find it anywhere. I sorta didn't want to ask here though since it seems pretty irrelevant with L100 fighters. :P
Okay, there's something really weird about Seed Bomb. First turn- Seed Bomb on Salamence, Sp.Def lowers, Salamence uses Dragon Dance damage done was 32 when calced possible damage was 30-35 (233 SPA from lv 100 against 259 SpDef, 332 HP. Attack got STAB and was resisted 4x.
Second turn, Seed Flare does 64 damage (300 to 236). This is the equivalent of the target having TWO stages of Spdef lowered. Salamence DD'd again.
Third turn, salamence kills foe's Zigzagoon, takes life orb recoil, and is hit by Seed Flare- SpDef is lowered again, but foe Slowpoke uses psychic on Salamence making it impossible for me to correctly get the damage done.
Fourth turn- Salamence has -3 SpDef. I use Full Restore on Salamence. Seed flare does roughly 48% damage while it is supposed to only do up to 26%; Exact numbers are once more lost thanks to a slowpoke fucker. No SpDef loss, so I can check the numbers next time.
Fifth turn- Killed foe slowpoke with Shaymin, used full restore on Salamence.
Sixth turn- Seed Flare does 120 damage, only possible if Salamence has -5 or -6 Sdef stage.
Seven-nine turns- Magical Leaf does damage respective to -6 stage spdef.
I switched Mence out to remove stat changes and test something. Something I had failed to notice: When the effect activates...
"Dracorex's Special Defense harshly fell!"
Oops, lol. >_>
Conclusion: Seed Flare has a different code because it is a SHARP drop in SDef, not a regular one. -2 instead of -1. Which means it's now a much more attractive attack, to me...
Thanks, interesting site. Is that information valid for D/P? It appears to be a RSE site or earlier.
Also, I think it's interesting that fissure apparently hits pokemon that are digging, but sheer cold etc. presumably don't...yet both have the same effect code. Weird things like that usually have separate effects, I thought. Unless it's something about ground attacks hitting underground things in general...has that ever been tested?