Caught Hooh itemless, but 3 Great Balls :/
For Staraptor, use Mega Ampharos over Manectric as your Mega, and open with this move:Anyone have any advice on beating Staraptor? Preferably itemless
Lugia is easy, but staraptor is hard af
When matched it replaced the pokemon above it with another mega slowbro above all other mega slowbro, which in turn may or may not cause other matches, and I'm unclear if this is true or not, the new matches after the initial match, MIGHT cause this thing to go off again.May I ask, how exactly does Slowbro's mega-effect work?
Caught all the three first daily Pokemon, nothing really interesting. Competition for Gardevoirite will be hard, none of my Steel (or Poison) types are really good ... Do you have tips for that ?
7 S-ranking left before unlocking the latest EX stages ...
The competition stage is hell without DD allowed. It's basically a 1-min Blaziken, but neither Mega Aero nor Mega Blastoise are super effective. Fortunately, everyone else will be finding it just as difficult, except the Ditto cheaters.
I'm torn on whether or not to even bother training Ho-oh. Power of 5+ is what Po5 should be already, and honestly it's a pretty shit ability because of how impractical it is to set up matches of five in the first place. Maybe more situationally useful for S-ranking stuff, but practically speaking I think Heatran is just fine. I guess maybe for timed stages...
Yes, it's called Everyone.Did anyone find Vivillon difficult?
Yes, it's called Everyone.
Back to topic, my team for Mega Gardy will be Registeel, Crobat (I hope to Glob that it's ability is good for competitive stages or I'm screwed), and Klingklang, anyone else think this is a good idea?
I'd actually argue that Ho-Oh is infinitely better than Heatran outside of timed stages (and even very, very slightly better in timed). While they both boast the same BP, Heatran will always at best do half the maximum damage Ho-Oh can, and only in the last 3-4 turns. While I would never go out of my way to trigger a 5-match unless it actually mattered/did lead into a good combo, you are more likely to get use out of its ability than Heatran's. Last Ditch Effort isn't even guaranteed to trigger in those final turns.
I don't have Cobalion. T_T I do however have Jirachi but it's at lvl 1. Here are my poison/steel types I can use in place of Crobat. Nidoqueen, Aegislash, Dialga, and Steelix, they're all maxed out. Should I use nidoqueen in place of crobat as it has power of 4?If Poisonous Mist activates, it will do 0 damage due to Competition Stage Pokemon having infinite health. You should have been training Muk, Power of Four+ is a top-tier ability.
There's colour overlap between Klingklang and Registeel- if possible, you should use Cobalion or Jirachi over one of those two. Failing that, Nidoqueen offers the same base power and a different colour scheme from Muk/steels despite an inferior ability.
After further consideration I ended up training Ho-oh as I came up with the same conclusions, and especially because it makes Pyre teams phenomenal for timed stages (Delphox, M.Blaze, Ho-oh, Heatran). It's still going to suck but it's the same argument as using Yveltal over Darkrai against ghost-types, at least its ability can proc.
I don't have Cobalion. T_T I do however have Jirachi but it's at lvl 1. Here are my poison/steel types I can use in place of Crobat. Nidoqueen, Aegislash, Dialga, and Steelix, they're all maxed out. Should I use nidoqueen in place of crobat as it has power of 4?