Lazypanda69

There is EV training area in Safari, you just have to pay 5k to get in. So what you are asking is pretty much make it for free?

There was a clean up a while ago for inactive accounts, but I don't think you meet the inactive criteria(something like haven't logged in 6 month) given that you only joined 8/3. Did you see if you log in to the wrong server accidentally?

If there are updated trees in Hoenn, then yes - i'll add this region. Sorry, but i was inactive for a few months and i just came back to the game ;) I was walking between Oldale Town and beginning town and saw some trees, so there definitely are trees for headbutt in Hoenn, not sure about how many trees.

Any plan on adding headbutt spawn for Hoenn region?

sounds more like a PayPal issue rather than PRO issue.

Rock Smash is also available from celadon mart, which is a little closer than violet. Also you can buy pick axe for 75c so you don't need to bring any rock smash pokemon with you all the time.

Yea I get all that, the point is the understanding is not universal across all the traders. I just saw someone put 150 b.o. and 350c.o. and saying 150 is the best someone offered, and 350 is callout which is the price he will start to auction with. Just wish the trade mods can unify the understanding of these terms.

If you put this on a damage calculator, you will see that guts+burned+knockoff(opponent has no item) does almost identical damage to guts+not burned+knockoff(opponent has item) with margin of error of 1%. So what he's experiencing doesn't make any sense, because hes having significantly lower damage in one scenario over another.

220 dratini

Hey, just want to bring this up, I know it's been brought up before and it seems like everyone's got different understanding of what c.o. and b.o. is. Just wonder if staff has a unified defination of b.o. vs. c.o. For me personally, c.o. = current offer; b.o. = best offer which makes both b.o. and c.o. the same thing. I have heard versions where c.o. = call out offer(to start it); and b.o. = buyout (insta). But the different version means totally different things, i can go with my understanding of it, but then it will cause confusing during trade. This is not a question post on what these abbreviation means, but more of a suggestion for GM to clearly state what these abbreviations are for in "Rules" section so it causes less confusion in the future.

Chansey1 for 200k

Ok, so here's what hes saying. Two turns: 1. No burn, opponent has item, use kockoff, does X amount of damage. 2. Burned, have guts ability, opponent doesn't have item, use knock off, does Y amount of damage. In theory, X should equal to Y, but he's experiencing otherwise. Read more carefully next time.

Wow, scald is not 100%? I always thought it is. LOL

No, it only works on wild pokemon encounter. Boss give you the pokemon directly to your PC, so it doesn't work. It does work on legionaries, and daily daycare pokemons.

I think he's aware of that. The problem he has is the when the opponent ghost uses curse below half HP, he didn't not faint, instead lose only 1/2 of the CURRENT HP instead of MAX HP. And this is definitely a bug, curse should faint the ghost if he's below half HP when using it. "Does 1/4 of max HP damage per turn at the cost of half the user's max HP if the user is a Ghost-type. Boosts the user's Attack and Defense and lowers Speed by one stage each otherwise." <- Directly from Smogon, and it is indeed "half the user's max HP".

It happens when the server is offline, so just wait for a few minutes, it will be back on.

I wouldn't go relaxed because the speed 95 is part of why tank arcanine is so sexy, it outspeed other uninvested pokes such as impish dragonite, bold toge, Milotic. And with boosted morning sun, fire blitz is pretty much your go to attack move. The fourth move need to be something like roar/toxic or something like that to prevent arcanine to because set up bait for other bulky booster.

I didn't even notice the moveset for your ninetail before. You should never put nasty plot on ninetail, because it's not tanky enough to survive long enough to do a nasty plot then be useful. Solarbeam is almost must have on ninetail for setting up sunny day, because it counters the setup pokemon for the other weather(politoad, tyranitar, and hippopotas). And the way how the weather works, if two pokemon both have weather-effecting ability(for instance your ninetail vs. opponent politoad), the slower one will cause the final weather effect. So if your ninetail got put on with politoad, tyranitar or hippo, it's almost guaranteed that they will win the weather war, because they are slower, your best chance is to OHKO opponent weather set-up pokemon with Solarbeam and switch ninetail out then back in. But all the opponent weather set-up pokemon have STAB move that can OHKO ninetail(or two hits) so it's very tricky to set sun up against other weather team. So you should consider having someone else on the team learn Sunny Day, in case your ninetail doesn't work out. Also impish arcaine is almost a god in sun team, because he has two moves in his moveset to take advantage of the sun, and is tanky, deals tons of damage(especially in sun), has recover move(that gets boosted by sun) and priority move to finish opponent off.

train spdef, because of will-o-wisp they can't deal tons of physical damage to you unless they are fire type or Guts ability.

I feel like your team will have a very bad time with talonflame, which is one of the most op pokemon in current "meta". So something like impish arcanine that can stop talon's momentum while taking advantage of the sun and deal tons of damage with flare blitz(both morning sun and flare blitz takes advantage of sun, which makes him really good in sun team). Or something like bold tangrowth/slowbro to tank-stop opponent sweeper. Veno and Exgg is pretty much doing the same thing, so if the opponent can stomp over veno, he can do the same to exgg, so I actually wouldn't put them on the same team, because of type redundancy. The last spot can be an all round OP pokemon that's the ace to your team, like snorlax(bring him in to sweep after you deal with opponent ghost) or Dragonite, etc.

I think that's just for if you disconnects or for some reason killed the mew on you first try, you get a chance to re-catch it. But if you already caught it, and hate it and released it, the boss won't do you any good.

It definitely does damage, just don't know if the damage calculation is the way it's supposed to.

200k dratini start?

https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Hidden_Power_(move)/Calculation check this out, afaik Hidden Power doesn't only have a type, also has a damage calculation. I don't know if it's the same in this game.

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