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Tr3y

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  1. 292956 ------------------------------------------

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    Move/ Ability/ Item Name: Analytic

    Explanation (Bugged/ Not Yet Coded): Doesn't gain any bonus damage when OP switching to another Pokemon

    Description of Bug/ Not Code: https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Analytic_(Ability) This abi only gain bonus damage when OP using a move

    How it should be: Missing the best part of it which should be when OP switching, you still gain bonus 30% damage from analytic

    Evidence (video/ others): don't have but 100% sure about this. :Smile:

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    Staff if you need video evidence for this Ability to be fixed I can provide it, just let me know. But Analytic is indeed not working. ^^

  2. 291539 4. Sleep Clause: If you have already put a Pokemon on your opponent's side to sleep and it is still sleeping, you can't put another one to sleep.

     

    what about put opponent's poke to sleep and the poke's ability is nature cure?

    can we still can't spore another poke? :Grin:

    these days I've seen lots of people arguing about this in the battle channel, can we have some detail definitions, please?

    My advice to you is to play the game as if all pokemon who are capable of having Natural Cure have the ability. There's no way for people to know your pokemon aren't Natural Cure ability if they are capable of having it because of the lack of an ability activation message. Besides, the main pokemon who have Natural Cure are Blissey and Starmie. Natural Cure is the most popular ability among these 2 pokemon so I would just spore another pokemon even if they switch out. One of my Starmie has Analytic and if somebody put this Starmie and another pokemon to sleep I wouldn't be mad because there is no way for them to know that it is not Natural Cure. Staff may have another opinion but I have been playing like this for a while and have had no trouble yet. Gl and hf in your game.

  3. 290639
    290633 I would just play Garchomp instead of Salamence if I were you. If you absolutely need a fire move then Garchomp can learn Fire Fang.

     

    The Garchomp is a 31ATK 25SPD Jolly, the other IVs are trashy though. Also note, the Garchomp basically doesn't have an ability most games since I'll be in the sun most games. Maybe if I run into a sand storm opponent, it'll come in handy. Atleast the Salamence would have Intimidation as an ability to generate more value.

     

    I also want to study the weakness/immunity differences between Garchomp and Salamence to see which fits into the sun team better.

    The IVs are fine you'll just get outsped by other Garchomps with higher speed. As an experienced battler on and off of this game I can safely tell you that Garchomp is a better pokemon than Salamence by far. It's bulkier, resists Stealth Rock damage, and can break defensively oriented pokemon with Swords Dance. They pretty much have the same counters in Slowbro, Mamoswine, Weavile, etc. Garchomp's ability, Sand Veil, isn't even that useful with a Sandstorm up anyway. So if you use Salamence you'll be forced to bring a rapid spinner / defogger due to Salamence's crippling weakness to Stealth Rock. You won't take hits as easily as Garchomp. And you won't be able to hit pokemon as hard as Garchomp with your only STAB move being Dragon Claw / Outrage compared to Garchomp's STAB Earthquake. I tend to lose to opponents who use Garchomp. I feel somewhat relieved when I see a Salamence. lol :P

  4. 289843
    289842 ban magnet pull as well plz

     

    my ferrothorn and scizor are really angry about that shi.tt.. stupid ability

     

    brainless, no counter, no team preview,

     

    ban magnet pull and shadow tag plz :Grin:

     

    and for baton pass, i sincerely think this move should not be fixed in any case

     

    it's kinda brainless too ( expecially on blaziken, scolipede, mew and etc... )

     

    just keep it bugged like now

     

    if ppl want to use it then sometimes it failed

     

    facepalm.jpg

    lmao

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    289546

    I think Im gonna try to get a Roserade since other counters in the list are either difficult to get or expensive. Do you have any move sets and nature you wanna suggest? thanks :P

    Well Roserade has many options. Bold HP + Defense EV'd Roserade with Spikes + Leech Seed is popular in the current metagame because it can easily check Azumarill along with many other pokemon. A special defensive Roserade with Calm nature is also viable. I would tell you to get Timid and go for a more offensive EV spread + moveset but Roserade with Timid nature takes a hefty amount of damage from a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet. Here is the damage calculation: +6 252+ Atk Huge Power Azumarill Aqua Jet vs. 0 HP / 0 Def Roserade: 225-266 (86.8 - 102.7%) -- 18.8% chance to OHKO. An 18.8% chance to OHKO isn't too good. So Bold or Calm with Leech Seed + Spikes is probably something you want.

    Ahh I see, thanks for the suggestion. Also, keeps the pvp videos coming, I love to watch those and learn from them too :Grin:

    You're welcome man :Cool: I'm glad I was of some help to you. And I'm glad you enjoy and learn from the videos. I should be uploading some more really soon ;)

  6. 289546
    289538 Then you need to start hunting my friend.

    I think Im gonna try to get a Roserade since other counters in the list are either difficult to get or expensive. Do you have any move sets and nature you wanna suggest? thanks :P

    Well Roserade has many options. Bold HP + Defense EV'd Roserade with Spikes + Leech Seed is popular in the current metagame because it can easily check Azumarill along with many other pokemon. A special defensive Roserade with Calm nature is also viable. I would tell you to get Timid and go for a more offensive EV spread + moveset but Roserade with Timid nature takes a hefty amount of damage from a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet. Here is the damage calculation: +6 252+ Atk Huge Power Azumarill Aqua Jet vs. 0 HP / 0 Def Roserade: 225-266 (86.8 - 102.7%) -- 18.8% chance to OHKO. An 18.8% chance to OHKO isn't too good. So Bold or Calm with Leech Seed + Spikes is probably something you want.

  7. 289531
    289527 Hello, I'm sorry to see that you are having troubles dealing with Azumarill. I will provide you with ways of which I use to handle it:

     

    Venusaur: When you invest enough speed EVs on Venusaur it can outspeed Azumarill and proceed to OHKO it with its respective STAB moves in Giga Drain and Sludge Bomb. The preferable speed stat you want to reach is 200 because an Azumarill with maximum speed can only reach a speed of 199. Given you have a Bold nature with HP and Defense EV investment, Aqua Jet will not OHKO you unless your Venusaur has taken prior damage.

     

    Talonflame (Gale Wings): With 252 EVs invested in Attack, Talonflame will easily outspeed Azumarill with a prioritized STAB Brave Bird after Azumarill has used Belly Drum. With one Swords Dance, Talonflame can OHKO Azumarill when it is even at full health.

     

    Roserade: Roserade's speed tier makes it a solid counter Azumarill. Wish HP investment, Roserade can easily stomach a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet and proceed to OHKO it with its respective STAB moves.

     

    Azumarill (Speed Investment): Given the fact that Azumarill has good natural bulk, it can stomach a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet. Then it can proceed to OHKO the opposing Azumarill with a STAB Play Rough.

     

    Breloom: Breloom with more than 85% health can live a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet and proceed to OHKO it with a Technician boosted STAB Bullet Seed. You have to play cautiously to make sure your Breloom doesn't lose too much Health.

     

    Focus Sash: These items are hard to come by but they are effective in dealing with Belly Drum Azumarill. Your pokemon can live any hit Azumarill goes for then proceed to OHKO it.

     

    I hope this post informs you on what pokemon to invest in. There are more counters to Belly Drum Azumarill so if you want to know them you can send me a message and I will gladly help you out. Good luck PvPing. :Cool:

    But what if your team doesn't have any of those :(

    Then you need to start hunting my friend. :Ambivalent:

  8. Hello, I'm sorry to see that you are having troubles dealing with Azumarill. I will provide you with ways of which I use to handle it:

     

    Venusaur: When you invest enough speed EVs on Venusaur it can outspeed Azumarill and proceed to OHKO it with its respective STAB moves in Giga Drain and Sludge Bomb. The preferable speed stat you want to reach is 200 because an Azumarill with maximum speed can only reach a speed of 199. Given you have a Bold nature with HP and Defense EV investment, Aqua Jet will not OHKO you unless your Venusaur has taken prior damage.

     

    Talonflame (Gale Wings): With 252 EVs invested in Attack, Talonflame will easily outspeed Azumarill with a prioritized STAB Brave Bird after Azumarill has used Belly Drum. With one Swords Dance, Talonflame can OHKO Azumarill when it is even at full health.

     

    Roserade: Roserade's speed tier makes it a solid counter Azumarill. Wish HP investment, Roserade can easily stomach a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet and proceed to OHKO it with its respective STAB moves.

     

    Azumarill (Speed Investment): Given the fact that Azumarill has good natural bulk, it can stomach a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet. Then it can proceed to OHKO the opposing Azumarill with a STAB Play Rough.

     

    Breloom: Breloom with more than 85% health can live a Belly Drum boosted Aqua Jet and proceed to OHKO it with a Technician boosted STAB Bullet Seed. You have to play cautiously to make sure your Breloom doesn't lose too much Health.

     

    Focus Sash: These items are hard to come by but they are effective in dealing with Belly Drum Azumarill. Your pokemon can live any hit Azumarill goes for then proceed to OHKO it.

     

    I hope this post informs you on what pokemon to invest in. There are more counters to Belly Drum Azumarill so if you want to know them you can send me a message and I will gladly help you out. Good luck PvPing. :Cool:

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