Pokemon General

[Fluffernuff]

[WillowWolf]

[Reynard-Miri]

I want a pokemon with Scrappy and False Swipe.

edit: Son of a gun, Gen 6 added one with Pancham/Pangoro.

[Fluffernuff]

Yeah, I trained one specifically for my gf to help cope with a loss in her life... and she wanted to see if it was just a momento or something she could use and be proud of so she used her best pokemon to test against it before i traded it over

that kangaskhan went trough 5 of her team without any set-up.. only lost because it took a turn to smack itself in confusion

like... in actually practice... a 125 hitting TWICE with a 105 speed backing it is nice... and that natural bulk isnt bad

and the hindrance i was saying was it's weakness to fighting... which is fairly common... so yeah

in practice... worth considering... very solid... but using up your mega? iunno... and kangaskhan without mega hasn't proved to be a powerhouse in the past

in any case.... i need to catch and train a whole new one for myself now xD

[Snowdome]

[Fluffernuff]

[Yggdrago]

I guess Megagaskhan (totally gonna do that for every Mega now) would be really great if you managed to build some sorta team around it. Maybe set it up with Baton Pass to max out its Attack/Speed, or give it some extra Defense so it can take more hits. Making every attack hit twice is really good...does it work with Comet Punch and stuff? Like...do multi-hit attacks do their first set of hits, and then a second set of hits? If it works like that, I'm gonna train one up right away.

My current favourite is Meggron. Losing the Rock Type in the process gets rid of some weaknesses, and Filter as an ability reduces damage from super effective attacks. Usually I start by Mega Evolving and either Iron Defense (if the enemy has no move that would hurt me too badly) or Autotomize (so I can start Iron Head-ing for the flinching). I'm too reluctant to switch Pokemon mid-battle, though, so the chances of it actually doing what it's supposed to do are 50/50. Probably less, considering the amount of Lucarios, Blazikens and Charizards in online battles.

So people found out about three extra Pokemon by using the GTS' new search function, and they're rumored to be event legendaries. The internet is now speculating that there might be a whole bunch of new Pokemon we just haven't seen yet, because there were so few new Pokemon in this game. If that's the case, I want a Grass/Dragon.

[noodles]

I don't have any multiplayer battle experience so it's hard for me to say my opinions on mega evolution is. I only ever used mega blaziken, and it one-shotted every pokemon I pulled it out on with blaze kick.

I also only used Blaziken about 5-10 times over the course of the game, but it was nearly level 80 by game's end. EXP share is broken. You shouldn't be able to one-shot every pokemon in the league (and the champion) while not even battling every trainer or wild pokemon you cross paths with to get there.

That was the one dampener on beating the game. I didn't feel like I deserved the title of champion. It was too easy. Luckily, what happened afterward was amazing.

[Weeaboolits]

Yeah, it seems like if you wanted any real challenge during the main game you needed to have the exp share off, when the next version comes out, I will probably not use it until post-game.

[noodles]

same

a shame, because it would have been super handy had the game been balanced around its use.

[Fluffernuff]

[noodles]

Swept the whole E4 with Dunsparce!?

...defense curl and rollout? or what

[Yggdrago]

He hacked it and taught it the most overpowered move in the game
SPLASH!
He splashed those Pokemon to death and beyond. Oh the look of horror on the E4's faces...

On a more serious note, I guess the moveset was...:
1) Coil
2) Rollout
3) Drill Run
4) Take Down/Return
How many did I get right?

[SirthOsiris]

Well, it seems after they did some fixing, I can get back on. So we'll see what happens tonight.

[WillowWolf]