What if it can learn Draco Meteor too?
Could this be a rare case where you avatar is actually fitting?
What if it can learn Draco Meteor too?
I just hope the "Smogon competitive" won't lock out Megas.
I don't get Smogon. They play with pokemon generated by programs and not with naturally bred pokemon, right? I understand its the ultra-competitive nature of it but wouldn't it be a lot more fun to do it with a team you hand-reared?
I don't get Smogon. They play with pokemon generated by programs and not with naturally bred pokemon, right? I understand its the ultra-competitive nature of it but wouldn't it be a lot more fun to do it with a team you hand-reared?
I see. It's like playing Warhammer but not painting the miniatures.
I check the site out occasionally, only to get distressed by reading how a particular pokemon I'm training is actually in the suck-tier.
If you find battling fun, what should 'hand-rearing' a team have to do with it? Maybe it's not quite as satisfying when you win, but it has no effect on how fun the battles are. Might as well skip the time-consuming breeding and training.
In addition, if everyone's on a level playing field (in terms of simulator/RNG-bred Pokémon having perfect stats), then you can't put your wins/losses down to having better Pokémon - when you win, you know it's because you're more skilled than your opponent, and when you lose, you can't blame it on having worse Pokémon.
Yeah, pretty much. It's for if you just want to get straight to the strategy.
Also, screw tiers. Unless you're actually trying to increase your rating, use whatever you want (same applies for GBU battles in-game). If you just want to have fun battling, use Pokémon you like using.
Considering Mega Mawile is stronger than Deoxys in its Attack forme, I'm kind of hoping they DO lock out Mega's.I just hope the "Smogon competitive" won't lock out Megas.
Considering Mega Mawile is stronger than Deoxys in its Attack forme, I'm kind of hoping they DO lock out Mega's.
Well, unless base stats have been changed between Gen V and VI, we DO know that. Mega Mawile will hit like 590 Attack with the Huge Power ability, AND it won't have the paper thin defenses of Deoxys.We don't know that
Well, unless base stats have been changed between Gen V and VI, we DO know that. Mega Mawile will hit like 590 Attack with the Huge Power ability, AND it won't have the paper thin defenses of Deoxys.
True, but considering it hits that hard, has great typing and solid defenses...does it need to be fast? These Mega's are looking to be broken as hell tbh. Mega Kangaskhan using Double Edge, even if the baby only does half the power of the first attack, could OHKO almost every Pokemon in the game that isn't ghost or steel types.
Mega Mawile is far from 'fragile' dude. HP is average but the high defenses more than make up for it. I wouldn't call Mega Lucario fragile either. Ampharos gaining the Dragon typing gives it a bit of a defensive buff...Low HP too? So far a lot of the mega mons save for Mewtwo are very fragile.
Well, unless base stats have been changed between Gen V and VI, we DO know that. Mega Mawile will hit like 590 Attack with the Huge Power ability, AND it won't have the paper thin defenses of Deoxys.
You know they will.
Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if they banned all Fairy-types, just to keep things the same as before
I kid I kid.
EDIT: I don't think they'll need to do anything, especially when you take into account the 1 Mega stone per team rule.
Huh, is this something actually implemented into the game? Didn't know about that... interesting.
Mega Mawile is far from 'fragile' dude. HP is average but the high defenses more than make up for it. I wouldn't call Mega Lucario fragile either. Ampharos gaining the Dragon typing gives it a bit of a defensive buff...
These Mega's are ridiculously powerful.
Mega Mawile is far from 'fragile' dude. HP is average but the high defenses more than make up for it. I wouldn't call Mega Lucario fragile either. Ampharos gaining the Dragon typing gives it a bit of a defensive buff...
These Mega's are ridiculously powerful.
I wonder if they're actually going to reveal all of Fairy's type interactions before release
I've said this before, but it'd be a fun way to hype people up if they roll those out gradually.
What if Mega Scrafty gains some sort of biker jacket those hooligans wear?
Cool Mega Evolution Art I've found:
Also, screw tiers. Unless you're actually trying to increase your rating, use whatever you want (same applies for GBU battles in-game). If you just want to have fun battling, use Pokémon you like using.
I object to the idea that there is no skill in Pokemon. It takes plenty of skill to build a team and know how to react to the way your opponent is playing. It takes different skills than a fighting game but there is no formula you can plug Pokemon into to say "this team will beat that team 100% of the time".Pokemon is numbers-based, not "skill-based." The tiers exist because some Pokemon are almost objectively inferior to others, and placing them in different categories prevents them from being completely unused. While there's a pretty slim difference between a number of "Underused" and "Overused" Pokemon, it's nothing like fighting game tiers. You can theoretically win with G-Dorf in Brawl if you're a ridiculously good player. But Pokemon is an RPG. There's no sort of "skill" that will somehow allow your Beedrill to outshine a Volcarona.
I object to the idea that there is no skill in Pokemon. It takes plenty of skill to build a team and know how to react to the way your opponent is playing. It takes different skills than a fighting game but there is no formula you can plug Pokemon into to say "this team will beat that team 100% of the time".
I also don't think you should compare Pokemon 1 on 1 like in a fighting game. No Pokemon can beat every other Pokemon. That's why you get six of them.
Next CoroCoro is supposed to have a Type Chart I believe.
What if Mega Scrafty gains some sort of biker jacket those hooligans wear?
Then I can die a happy man.
I guess it's just a matter of how you'd define skill then. I'd say Pokemon defiantly requires certain skills. Just not the same skills as fighting games.I just call that strategy. There are no reflexes required and it doesn't matter how dexterous either player is.
I just call that strategy. There are no reflexes required and it doesn't matter how dexterous either player is.
Cool Mega Evolution Art I've found:
Bit of an odd choice to make Charizard lose its wings, not diggin' that. Cofagrigus is pretty neat though.
I'd like to see a Mega Serperior. Then it could have Contrary ability.