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Pokémon Black/White |OT3| Community Edition
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zoukka said:
Completely agree with this post.
The Broken Ska Record
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LOLNO
She's not that bad. Not as bad as this:
She's not that bad. Not as bad as this:
Riposte said:
Did you find it? You see it again by going back into game sync.
I haven't played in so long. White City's probably deserted
plus weeds)ThatObviousUser
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The Broken Ska Record said:LOLNO
She's not that bad. Not as bad as this:
He was also supposed to be ugly, just like Garbador.
But Gothitelle... no. She's as bad as Gurdurr.
Quick question(s) about type effectiveness:
Why is it that some types of attacks are 1x effective against the same Pokémon type but others are only 1/2x? Is it because of the Physical/Special distinction?
For example:
Original special types: Fire vs Fire = 1/2x, Water vs Water = 1/2x.
Original physical types: Fight vs Fight = 1x, Rock vs. Rock = 1x.
The exception being Dragon and Ghost.
Scrafty and Archeops threw me out of the loop because of that, both being 2x weak against their own types instead of only 1x (2x*1x instead of 2x*1/2x).
Why is it that some types of attacks are 1x effective against the same Pokémon type but others are only 1/2x? Is it because of the Physical/Special distinction?
For example:
Original special types: Fire vs Fire = 1/2x, Water vs Water = 1/2x.
Original physical types: Fight vs Fight = 1x, Rock vs. Rock = 1x.
The exception being Dragon and Ghost.
Scrafty and Archeops threw me out of the loop because of that, both being 2x weak against their own types instead of only 1x (2x*1x instead of 2x*1/2x).
ThatObviousUser
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The distinction seems to be arbitrary, to me at least.
The types have always been like that. Some types resist attacks of their own element, some don't, some are weak to it. It's not just using an attack against a target of the same type either, there's basically a total disconnect between offense and defense. Example: Water is SE against Rock/Ground, but doesn't resist them. Rock resists normal, but isn't SE against it. Imagine how broken Steel would be if they were actually connected.Sagitario said:
Finally caught a Victini! And with a normal Pokéball, but it took a lot of tries.
Next up, I want one of the Eevee evolutions from the Dream World, was the fire type recommended? Does it matter which Pokémon I tuck in and how I play the minigame in order to get a specific Eevee evolution?
Next up, I want one of the Eevee evolutions from the Dream World, was the fire type recommended? Does it matter which Pokémon I tuck in and how I play the minigame in order to get a specific Eevee evolution?
General consensus seems to be that the best Dream World Eevee evolutions are either Vaporeon (Which will auto heal any status effect in the rain so you can abuse rest with it) or Espeon (Which will automatically reflect any status move your opponent uses back on them).Anastacio said:
While you are playing the minigame, power ups will occasionally fall from the blocks you break and it is the number of them you get that decides which evolution you get. So if you want Espeon, for example, avoid as many of the other power ups you can and collect all the pink ones.
Anastacio said:
I put the Game Sync ID into the account first then tucked in a pokemon. Worked fine for me.
BTW guys don't use big pokemon in dream world, they block off the Treasure chest inside the house xD
Guess I'm getting back into pokemon full time, just brought Soul Silver to play and get the remaining pokemon that are missing my pokedex. Except... Mew, guess ill have to wait years for an event? or is there an easy legit way to get it?
Bankoiia said:
I can trade you one if you want, for any pokemon.
Watch Da Birdie
I buy cakes for myself on my birthday it's not weird lots of people do it I bet
I'm never going to catch Victini. :/
It is GREAT for HP EV training. Reminds me of how in DPt I never got Riolu because training with Gen on Iron Island, where he healed you after every fight, was such a great training spot.
