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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2012 7:42:29 GMT
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2012 16:53:36 GMT
I SHALL BRING ATTENTION TO THIS!!!!
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Post by Stove on May 20, 2012 16:57:35 GMT
^The guys at Pokesun found it a week ago. This is what Poke'mon should be. Artstyle I'm loving.
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2012 16:59:22 GMT
Well, im sorry I have been gone, almost exactly a week!
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Post by thadudette on May 21, 2012 0:29:49 GMT
Other than the fact that almost all their hair bothers me,  I love the art style as well, it's beautiful ;D Need moar animated stuffs! And I really need to get Pokemon White, too ...  |
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Post by Death Eye on Nov 7, 2012 20:29:43 GMT
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Post by Dyrozix on Nov 13, 2012 3:02:02 GMT
I couldn't tell you why the numbers are bold I despise Serebii so much I won't click that link  but IVs are like base stats Like when playing Dungeon and Dragons You roll up your stats to keep it randomized I also Competitively played pokemon on a battle simulator pokemon-online.eu/Well IV is like the Rolled stats for your pokemon e.g: Clefable with 10 IVs in hp has less hp than A clefable with 29 ivs 0 being the worst 31 being the best IT basically affects the Stat it corresponds to SO lemme use tyrogue for example. It has a base stat yield of 35 in everything. Tyrogue lv 50 Hp IV:21 = 105 hp Stat Att IV:10 = 45 attack stat Def IV: 5 = 42 defense stat Sp.Attk Iv:24 = 52 SP.Att stat Sp Def IV: 18 = 49 sp. def stat speed IV: 29 = 54 speed stat Hidden Power Type: ground Power: 51 I couldn't tell you the math behind it all, BUT let's compare to another tyrogue with a better IV yield. We'll call it a shiny tyrogue since in the GAMEs shiny pokemon are guaranteed better IV yields Shiny Tyrogue lv 50 Hp IV:27 = 108 hp Stat Att IV:23 = 51 attack stat Def IV: 29 = 54 defense stat Sp.Attk Iv:20 = 50 SP.Att stat Sp Def IV: 26 = 53 sp. def stat speed IV: 31 = 55 speed stat Hidden Power Type : ground Power: 57 That also explains why people like Shiny pokemon better, as that is how the GAMEs work, but in truth you can actually Breed pokemon with Higher IV stats, and complex stuff like that. But IVS ALSO affect your hidden power In our case we didn't change types but we did change power I'm sorry if this didn't explain it the best... but it's complex thing kind of... and I don't know the math to calculate the pokemon stats with those IV numbers but that's just to show examples of what IVs do and stuff. It's basically an ALMOST randomly generated stat for the stats that you see. I say almost because there is a way to control it in a limited fashion e.g: I got an Ambipom with 31 attack IVs - there's a way to check it in the game it's a pain in the butt to use math to figure it out...- and 29 speed ivs with a LONG LONG LONG chain breed from a shiny Gyarados to the ambipom I had to do 18 breed chains then I had to breed the nature I wanted along with a bunch of Egg moves... BUT I can answer MOST any question Pokemon mechanic wise and less game wise.. as I only battle with the Simulator I linked -kind of- above I may edit it in ... so yeah Also shoot me a message and I'll be willing to battle anyone on the Pokemon Online simulator -if it hasn't been mentioned here before- Edit: I fixed the hyperlink |
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Post by Stove on Nov 13, 2012 3:29:50 GMT
^I used to play PO. Now I can play Pokemon Showdown on my computer and iOS devices.
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Post by Dyrozix on Nov 13, 2012 3:38:31 GMT
^I used to play PO. Now I can play Pokemon Showdown on my computer and iOS devices. I can play Pokemon Showdown. I prefer the client though. |
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Post by Death Eye on Nov 13, 2012 5:14:15 GMT
I couldn't tell you why the numbers are bold I despise Serebii so much I won't click that link but IVs are like base stats Like when playing Dungeon and Dragons You roll up your stats to keep it randomized I also Competitively played pokemon on a battle simulator pokemon-online.eu/Well IV is like the Rolled stats for your pokemon *very detailed explanation* Yeah, I know. That's why I even bother with the IV calculator. What confused me is why there are a bunch of numbers below the calculated IVs and why some of them are bold. I thought that was only true in GSC...?  |
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Post by Stove on Nov 13, 2012 5:17:10 GMT
I couldn't tell you why the numbers are bold I despise Serebii so much I won't click that link but IVs are like base stats Like when playing Dungeon and Dragons You roll up your stats to keep it randomized I also Competitively played pokemon on a battle simulator pokemon-online.eu/Well IV is like the Rolled stats for your pokemon *very detailed explanation* Yeah, I know. That's why I even bother with the IV calculator. What confused me is why there are a bunch of numbers below the calculated IVs and why some of them are bold. I thought that was only true in GSC...? Not even in GSC. In GSC all but the attack IVs of the pokemon had to be TEN, the max then being 15. So shinies then had decent IVs, but not the best. |
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Post by Dyrozix on Nov 13, 2012 5:23:25 GMT
I'll hit the IV calculator and See if I can figure all the bolds and stuff out - that may be in 3 hours so Bear with me I dislike serebii because of the site design... it makes me feel clunky and chunky- |
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Post by Death Eye on Nov 16, 2012 4:11:03 GMT
You know what's fun? Sequence breaking.
I've been replaying FireRed, and I'm at the fight with Koga with two badges.
And I like it! ;D
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Post by Stove on Nov 16, 2012 4:28:15 GMT
You know what's fun? Sequence breaking. I've been replaying FireRed, and I'm at the fight with Koga with two badges. And I like it! ;D HOW. I only know how to sequence break in RSE. |
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Post by Death Eye on Nov 16, 2012 5:01:13 GMT
You know what's fun? Sequence breaking. I've been replaying FireRed, and I'm at the fight with Koga with two badges. And I like it! ;D HOW. I only know how to sequence break in RSE. After the S.S. Anne, just beat the Cerulean Gym and go east. Pretty straightforward after that. ...Wait, RSE sequence breaking? That'll be fun to figure out when I get to replaying one of those. |
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Post by Frozazen on Dec 16, 2012 2:47:36 GMT
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Post by Stove on Dec 16, 2012 3:22:30 GMT
That man's cobalion is a DISGRACE to me.
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Post by Frozazen on Dec 16, 2012 4:21:48 GMT
haha yeah, i could tell that he isn't that experienced, his moves were way too predictable, but he did put up a good fight ;D
so what's your cobalion run, Steve?
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Post by Stove on Dec 16, 2012 5:07:15 GMT
haha yeah, i could tell that he isn't that experienced, his moves were way too predictable, but he did put up a good fight ;D so what's your cobalion run, Steve? Physical Cobalion is inferior to Terrakion, so I use a bulky Calm mind special set. It does wonders. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2012 10:51:29 GMT
I am playing white 2 and my current team is oshwat lv16 magnimite lv17 growlith lv17 pidove lv17 rioul lv16 and sewaddle lv16 I have 2 badges and I am going for the 3rd badge should I switch my sewaddle for my grimer lv15
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