Championdavid

Still wanting to play near 2 am? That is some training dedication

After a whole day of school business... :Frown:

It is precisely because my game becomes laggy during night time that I want to be able to turn night time off [keep during morning or day], to avoid lag. I am unsure how else I can simplify my point of view, especially considering that you have literally repeated my reasoning for supporting your suggestion. Again, I understand your suggestion, and I have never stated anything along the lines of wanting night time only.

You have misinterpreted my comment; I am fully aware of what you are suggesting.

KnK did not live up to the expectations of it being a counterpart to SnK; it was a bit of a disappointment for me

I second this, the game becomes laggy for me when night time occurs

That could surely happen, and there is no arguing that. However, in this context, we need to maintain a holistic perspective. There are many potential variables, but the player with the most pokemon, especially when it is 5 to 2, will dictate the outcome of the match the majority of the time. Come up with a constant that can be used to argue against numbers' advantage, and then we could maybe revise the proposed rule.

Y'all need a room

#koreanmmos :Smile:. I try to have split my attention when farming for pokemon and grinding; have something you can do while you are farming and put a majority of your focus onto that. Feels like less of a grind then

Either Shin-chan or Dragon Ball!

Beautiful, well organized guide! Although it is implied, you may want to include exactly what the Soak ability does, for clarity. Keep it up :y:

In addition, it would smarter for you to search for how to evolve pokemon in the context of PRO, especially for pokemon with precise evolution requirements. There are threads previously created by players who have asked to clarify pokemon evolution; these are the resources you should ultimately refer to.

Re: Ingame BOSS [updated 27/09/16 | Need Summer Boss picture and team ] <r>I want more bosses <E>:Ambivalent:</E></r>

I like the idea of the guide, but I feel like it is missing an important message. Ratings are, by definition, subjective numbers; I do not think everyone understands this. People should cater their ideology of what an acceptable or amazing pokemon is according to their own objective [PvP or PvE]. In addition, you should provide sources for people who do not know which abilities, statistics, and/or natures are ideal. A great site for this knowledge would be Smogon. I think with the addition of the two suggestions above, we will arrive at a solid guide that people can look to for guidance. Good luck.

The trashcan would be a more appropriate place.

I do not have an opinon on the suggestions of the thread, but that is surely not the type of reply I would be expecting from an administrator.

Not sure why we are not able to see our own names in the first place - good idea

As a side note, you should stop evolving pokemon before 95+, unless you absolutely need to in order to advance. It would save plenty of grinding time.

You're a crazy trainer, but keep it up :kiss:

It depends on how rare the pokemon is. Right now, I am hunting for a Larvitar; I would probably settle for an adamant around 20 IV in ATK and decent DEF. I only do boss battles and do not PvP, so a lot of the IV grind is off my shoulders. I would not train a pokemon to 100 without it having at least a beneficial nature and decent ivs for two important stats.

Re: Ingame BOSS [updated Rewards] <t>For Dragonite, I recommend ATK (or one of the defenses) and HP ev training. Moveset: [some Attack Move], Thunder wave, Roost, and Dragon Dance. Dragonite is bulky enough to survive one hit most of the time, and then you can setup after using thunder wave on the opponent to slow them down and get free turns. In general, look to find pokemon that can boost both defenses and their respective attack, or pokemon that can boost one defense and attack and speed. Some great pokemon to have for boss battles are Snorlax (Curse and Amnesia), Slowbro (Withdraw, Calm Mind TM from boss, Slack Off), Tyranitar (Iron defense and dragon dance egg moves), Volcarona (Quiver Dance, Harden egg move [somewhat unnecessary since quiver dance boosts speed], Roost from tutor). I would recommend using leftovers on all boosting pokemon. I feel like this kind of team is the most efficient for boss battling, as you should definitely not have to rely on revives and potions. Your main goal should be to sweep with one pokemon.</t>

A built-in timer in the game would be a great idea.

In addition, you can also get an Onix w/ sturdy, and TM it toxic. Catch a few sturdy geodudes and you can easily stall it out without any need for leveling.

There is a Hoenn Quest Guide, courtesy of Carl Ho. If you google "pokemon revolution carlho hoenn quest," it should be the first link (I can't provide a link because I am a new user on forums). Good luck everyone :y: