No, i think thats pretty funny.. you finish everything off with quick attack? :P
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They switch out, then what? You finish a full health Pokémon with Quick Attack? Because if you Endeavor again, they will have time to take out your Quick Attack and Endeavor user. Or they bring in a Ghost type and you can't touch it at all
If the rocks are up though who cares if they switch out to another pokemon. And what if you predict the switch and endeavor again? (Obviously if they send out a ghost that would be useless.)
where on this site can I get team building help?
Okay, well so far this is the pokemons I definitely want in my team. Breloom and vaporeon. And to support those two, I have heatran and electivire. And my last two I currently have as mamoswine and dusknoir. They are all offensive, minus vaporeon and somewhat heatran. Heatran will lead it off and throw some stealth rocks onto the ground. I'm considering switching a couple of those, possibly for another wall.
It will be put to sleep for a random number of turns.
FEAR Pokemon can be effective, especially against an opponent not used to facing them or who doesn't notice the Clefable is level 1. However, the best is the Cleffa line in the hail. Pack a solid ghost counter, since ghosts counter FEAR very well.
In-game, it's a one-shot deal, so probably not good.
pokeMONstar, you need to say more about the movesets you're using. A Choice Specs Vaporeon is very different to a defensive Vaporeon, for example.
If I breed a Chansey with a Ditto, who acts as the female that passes down the nature when carrying the Everstone?
I have a male dratini and a female piplup in the daycare, waiting for an egg, but the old man says they prefer to play with other pokemon... whatever he said, the egg never appears. What is the reason? According to Bulbapedia, Piplup can breed with Dratini (i'm trying to hatch an Agility Empoleon :P)
Oh and thanks to all people who helps here, lots of questions with lots of good answers ;)
Oh and thanks to all people who helps here, lots of questions with lots of good answers ;)
For moveset questions, try reading the Strategy Pokédex. (For the Pokémon you asked about in particular, see Blaziken and Sceptile.) Which set is best depends on the rest of your team (each set will list the team-mates that are likely to be helpful), but the ones towards the top of the pages are the ones which are more generally likely to be useful.
Next time, use Serebii's pokedex.
Dratini and Piplup aren't in the same egg group, even further you can tell that by the daycare man's text.
Edit: I just checked and they are in the same egg group, I'm not sure why they won't mate however.
You have to upload it to a site like photobucket first. You can then just copy the code that has the image tags around it right into the forum.
Yeah, thanks, but that's the problem, i have tried with other pokemon that learn agility and are in the same group (mantine, horsea...) but the old man always says the same... And nothing about the egg... Is there other way to obtain an Agility Empoleon? Has this strange problem a solution?
As is practically always the answer, it depends on what you need them to do.
For Blaziken, the most popular set, which is not necessarily the best, appears to be the Mixed set from the top of the analysis, based on these data:
For Sceptile, it's more divided, although the Specs set seems to win out:
That said, it all depends on your team. If you want them both to be sweepers, then those two sets are great ways to go. But if you need a revenge killer, a Scarf Sceptile is blisteringly fast and has the perfect neutral coverage Fighting/Dragon combo using Focus Blast and Dragon Pulse, in addition to the severe hurt it can dish out with STAB Leaf Storm. Its speed also makes it one of the best SubSeeders available in UU.
Similarly, Blaziken can run a great Scarf set. It can also run a Specs or Band set to some pretty brutal results, with STABs on killer moves like Flare Blitz and Superpower for the Band or Fire Blast, Vacuum Wave, and even Focus Blast for the Specs.
Take both Pokemon out of the Daycare, check them, and put them in the 'other way around'.
Hahaha yeah, and the dratini male. I don't know what the problem is, because with a female dratini and a male piplup it works... Also they don't carry any objects... Maybe they don't like each other, they don't feel love...but i need an agility empoleon...
Exactly the sentence that the old man says is: "The two don't seem to like each other" (my game is spanish, btw, i think these are the words... :S)
Also, i checked this page (http://www.legendarypokemon.net/breeding) and in the "Advance Breeding Information" there is a thing about percentages very weird... can anyone explain/confirm that?
EDIT: Yeah, i should read before start breeding... They took a long to make the egg. Now i'm riding with the bike, waiting for the egg. Thank you guys ;)
Blissey is able to learn heal bell AND wish on the same moveset right? I'm asking because Aromatherapy and Wish are banned together.
yep Aromatherapy is banned because its an egg move and wish is an event move but heal bell is fine.
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