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Have you tried Jolteon?I figured fast mon, why not? It got the job done, but I could definitely see the better usage of Swamp on the team. Hell, my Starmie seemed better when I swapped it out during by Battle Tower climb.
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Have you tried Jolteon?I figured fast mon, why not? It got the job done, but I could definitely see the better usage of Swamp on the team. Hell, my Starmie seemed better when I swapped it out during by Battle Tower climb.
Hindsight is truly 20/20. But, I'm almost done anyway; another run through the pyramid and I'm fighting Brandon for the Sliver Symbol.Have you tried Jolteon?
Seriously, that's always how they KO you. Quick Claw. You EV train your speed like a bitch and you're shot down by a Snorlax with Earthquake who just happens to get the first move at just the right moment. The AI is arguably more frustrating than playing at pro. At least in a pro match, the algorithm isn't desperate to fucking destroy you.Hindsight is truly 20/20. But, I'm almost done anyway; another run through the pyramid and I'm fighting Brandon for the Sliver Symbol.
The result would probably end up the same way against those Quick Claw Earthquake users anyway. After all, there is no way that Forretress, Aggron, etc. are faster than Manectric or Jolteon. Lol at the Earthquake/Ice Beam Slowkings too.
And that is exactly the reason as to why the Battle Palace is the most bull; you have no control (screw the inner mechanics, it's just RNG), your Pokémon can just not move at all, and on top of all that shit AI gets the lucky roll to pop a QC after 6 Curses and a Double Team.Seriously, that's always how they KO you. Quick Claw. You EV train your speed like a bitch and you're shot down by a Snorlax with Earthquake who just happens to get the first move at just the right moment. The AI is arguably more frustrating than playing at pro. At least in a pro match, the algorithm isn't desperate to fucking destroy you.
Ah, yes, Brightpowder! When your 100 accuracy Flamethrower fucking MISSES on the very first dipshit you have to body. That one Pokémon that has it, you'll be lucky enough to be phased instead of a KO.And that is exactly the reason as to why the Battle Palace is the most bull; you have no control (screw the inner mechanics, it's just RNG), your Pokémon can just not move at all, and on top of all that shit AI gets the lucky roll to pop a QC after 6 Curses and a Double Team.
Fuck me, and I almost forgot about the Brightpower. That shit will cause you to believe that you're a schizo.
But alas, it's over. Beat Brandon for the Gold Symbol, and got the two berries from Scott. Let me show, however, the bs that is Battle Pyramid.
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My Salamence isn't even trapped via being wrapped, I just can't escape from a Pokémon with 5 base speed. My Ninjask couldn't even flee from some Forretress while I was on the level that contained Pokémon with self-destructing moves.
Not really.General Pokemon question, but has it always been a thing where you have to go to an NPC's house to nickname your pokemon? Haven't played the most recent generation so I'm not sure if it was ever changed
Battle Frontier Gen 3I think I might have mentioned it earlier in this thread but there was one battle facility (forgot which one and the game) where my entire team got btfo’ed by a Crawdaunt with a quick claw and guillotine that just happened to always activate and hit accurately. Probably one of the biggest bullshit moments I ever encountered in a video game.
The AI's algorithm.Battle Frontier Gen 3
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The 252's are on HP and Special Defense
Not sure why Guillotine would always hit you, as that move was no longer based on speed by the time Gen 2 came around.
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...which are more rigged in Battle Frontier than Gen 3's slot machines.The AI's algorithm.
Quick claw has a chance of letting the Pokemon holding it move before you regardless of speed, giving it a chance to use a ohko move on you before you can even touch it.Battle Frontier Gen 3
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The 252's are on HP and Special Defense
Not sure why Guillotine would always hit you, as that move was no longer based on speed by the time Gen 2 came around.
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Very cool. I'm undergoing this journey myself rnAh, yes, Brightpowder! When your 100 accuracy Flamethrower fucking MISSES on the very first dipshit you have to body. That one Pokémon that has it, you'll be lucky enough to be phased instead of a KO.
Or, worse, Focus Band. You think the bastard is going down like a bitch, then all of a sudden, you get a face full of Counter or Mirror Coat, or even a Reversal. One Heracross nailed my whole team that way once. First, Megahorn my Latios, then my Swampert, and when my Metagross hit it, boom, I click on my save state. If it's the very last Pokémon you have, that's where you'll start to believe the game loves to troll you.
The Battle Palace IS frustrating, but, you have to understand that it's indeed important for your mon to have the right nature. Adamant Pokémon have a higher chance of using physical moves. Modest for special.
As for the Battle Pyramid, being trapped is part of the mechanics, unfortunately, which is why it's best to have a Dodrio that knows Runaway.
Also, a Linoone with Pickup. Finally, the third slot should be the main force of your team. Like your Salamence.
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Because the AI in the battle facilities is a cheating bastard, and it will always makes sure that RNG fucks you over in every way possible.Battle Frontier Gen 3
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The 252's are on HP and Special Defense
Not sure why Guillotine would always hit you, as that move was no longer based on speed by the time Gen 2 came around.
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