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    I know it sound strange coming from me, but I need help constructing a Hail team. I'm trying to combine six Ice-types that will make-up for the Ice-type's weaknesses as much as possible. Froslass helps agianst Fighting, Walrein and Dewgong and Fire and Steel, Mamoswine against Rock...any suggestions?
     

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    I know it sound strange coming from me, but I need help constructing a Hail team. I'm trying to combine six Ice-types that will make-up for the Ice-type's weaknesses as much as possible. Froslass helps agianst Fighting, Walrein and Dewgong and Fire and Steel, Mamoswine against Rock...any suggestions?

    Abomasnow is a must, to set up Hail.
    As for the rest of the team,
    Weavile, Froslass, Mamoswine, Regice and Walrein would work nicely.

    Walrein > Dewgong for a Hail team. Dewgong's much better on a Rain Dance team.

    I don't know a lot about Hail teams, and I'm way too tired, so I can't help you with the sets, but at least that's some ideas.
     

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    Sk8 said:
    Abomasnow is a must, to set up Hail.
    Did you really think I didn't know that :P ?
    As for the rest of the team,
    Weavile, Froslass, Mamoswine, Regice and Walrein would work nicely.
    What about Cloyster for Rapid Spinning?
    Walrein > Dewgong for a Hail team. Dewgong's much better on a Rain Dance team.
    Sort of...
    I don't know a lot about Hail teams, and I'm way too tired, so I can't help you with the sets, but at least that's some ideas.
    I thank you regardless.
     

    The Hero Without a Name

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    Abomasnow is a must, to set up Hail.
    As for the rest of the team,
    Weavile, Froslass, Mamoswine, Regice and Walrein would work nicely.

    Walrein > Dewgong for a Hail team. Dewgong's much better on a Rain Dance team.

    I don't know a lot about Hail teams, and I'm way too tired, so I can't help you with the sets, but at least that's some ideas.
    You really shouldn't put an all-Ice team for a hail team; Fighters will just rip them apart.
     

    Eleventyseventy

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    But I also need support against Fire-types...what should I do? I just love them all...

    Ugh this is tough. No wonder I've never bothered with a Hail team..

    I have come up against a Hail team before though.
    To say the least, I was surprised.
    With the movesets and strategies he had, covering weaknesses, even fire, was no fret.

    If you think you need a Rapid Spinner, which you probably do with Stealth Rock being so popular, then try to make room for it by replacing it with the one you think you're going to need the least for covering weaknesses.

    You really shouldn't put an all-Ice team for a hail team; Fighters will just rip them apart.

    I guess you're right.
    I thought it'd be nice to have the Hail only hurting your opponent, but maybe you need to sacrifice that for a stable team.
     

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    Froslass, there is no way you're gonna be covering up an ice team's weaknesses if you're only using ice types. All those attacks that hit ice for SE are still gonna be problems. Granted you'll be able to cover up the fight weak with froslass' immunity, but what about fire types? For example, Specsmence is gonna leave massive holes in your entire team, nothing can safely switch in on fire or dragon attacks. Likewise any competant user of stone edge will dent everything you have, as will any fighting move once froslass goes down. I know you like ice types, but by being completely monotype you are only screwing yourself over. You're gonna have to branch out, for example take up a poke with flash fire to lessen the fire weak.
     

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    I will ask again, maybe nobody saw it:
    Can anyone give me the standard curse bibarel set?
    I was thinking of it for a UU team, but i may choose quagsire as well, in that case witch moveset is more efective on it?
     

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    I will ask again, maybe nobody saw it:
    Can anyone give me the standard curse bibarel set?
    I was thinking of it for a UU team, but i may choose quagsire as well, in that case witch moveset is more efective on it?


    Bibarel@Leftovers
    252 HP / 48 Atk / 120 Def / 88 Sp.Def
    ability: Simple
    nature: Adamant
    - Curse
    - Waterfall
    - Quick Attack
    - Return / Taunt / Amnesia

    Water + Normal have awesome coverage. Curse + priority make this set kinda cool.

    Taunt stops status and phazing, whilst Amnesia allows you to get + 4 in sp.def after a single one due to simple and Return for a solid normal stab move.

    The given EVs allow you to survive a Jolly Hitmonlee's Life Orb Close Combat after a Curse, who is easily OHKO'd in return with a Curse Waterfall. The implication of this is that Bibarel should be able to survive any unboosted physical hit, sans Choice Band Close Combats, after a Curse. The Special Defense EVs allow Bibarel to survive a Timid Rotom's Thunderbolt on average, which leaves healthy Special Defensive abilities for Bibarel in UU. The remaining EVs are delegated to Attack as investing a small amount in Attack is recommended; however, investing the remaining EVs in Special Defense is a decent option as well. If you opt to use this in OU you'll want to pump Attack EVs. In OU, Bibarel will not nearly have the defenses to gather several Curses like he can in UU, meaning that he needs as much Attack as possible to hit hard right after a single Curse.

    Credit to Bologo from smogon for this.


    Actually looking at it ....i want to try this too =o.
     

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    I want the best EV spread for a Curse Aggron. Any ideas :P
     

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    Bibarel@Leftovers
    252 HP / 48 Atk / 120 Def / 88 Sp.Def
    ability: Simple
    nature: Adamant
    - Curse
    - Waterfall
    - Quick Attack
    - Return / Taunt / Amnesia

    Water + Normal have awesome coverage. Curse + priority make this set kinda cool.

    Taunt stops status and phazing, whilst Amnesia allows you to get + 4 in sp.def after a single one due to simple and Return for a solid normal stab move.



    Credit to Bologo from smogon for this.


    Actually looking at it ....i want to try this too =o.



    WOW THANKS D_A!!

    And phantom, i dont think curse is a good option for torterra, because its LOW Sp.Def and its 4x ice weakness makes curse difficult to pull off. In fact, Rock polish is a better option, allowing him to outspeed some threats and kill them back.

    Here you Have the rock polish set:

    Torterra@ Life Orb/Leftovers/Lum berry
    Adamant
    252 atk/252 speed/6 def

    Rock Polish
    Wood Hammer
    Stone Edge
    Earthquake

    Hope it helped......
     
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    I'm trying to think of a good team for wifi battling for Platinum but i need help with EVs,Nature, etc

    Also, i wanna try to use all Sinnoh region native Pokemon


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    Nature: Jolly

    EV: Undecided

    Ability: Blaze

    Item: Life Orb

    Attacks:
    Flare Blitz
    Grass Knot
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    Undecided

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    Nature: undecided

    EV: Undecided

    Ability: Undecided

    Item: undecided

    Attacks:
    Aura Sphere
    Water Pulse
    undecided
    undecided

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    Nature: Adamant

    EV: Undecided

    Item: Undecided

    Ability: Intimidate

    Attack:
    Brave Bird
    Fly
    Heat Wave
    Close Combat

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    Nature: Undecided

    EV: Undecided

    Ability: Levitate

    Item: Undecided

    Attacks:
    Power Whip
    Undecided
    Undecided
    Undecided

    The last 2 Pokemon are undecided as well

    So can anyone help me?
     

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    I'm trying to think of a good team for wifi battling for Platinum but i need help with EVs,Nature, etc

    Also, i wanna try to use all Sinnoh region native Pokemon


    Request an Individual Move Set Thread



    Nature: Naiive

    EV: 24Att/252SpAtt/232Spd

    Ability: Blaze

    Item: Life Orb

    Attacks:
    Flamethrower
    Grass Knot
    Close Combat
    Nasty Plot/HP Ice

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    Nature: Modest

    EV: 252SpAtt/252Spd/6HP

    Ability: Inner Focus

    Item: undecided

    Attacks:
    Aura Sphere
    Dark Pulse/Shadow Ball
    Vacuum Wave
    HP Ice/Dragon Pulse

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    Nature: Adamant

    EV: 252Att/252Spd/6HP

    Item: Choice Band

    Ability: Intimidate

    Attack:
    Brave Bird
    Return/Double Edge
    Pursuit/U-Turn/Quick Attack
    Close Combat

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    Nature: Undecided

    EV: Undecided

    Ability: Levitate

    Item: Undecided

    Attacks:
    Power Whip
    Undecided
    Undecided
    Undecided

    The last 2 Pokemon are undecided as well

    So can anyone help me?

    No idea on carnivine, I'llleave it for somebody else. The sets above are the standards you'll wanna be using.

    Infernapes most effective set is the mixed variant, which flare blitz plays little part in. Likewise the recoil from FB and Life Orb would soon rack up.

    Ghost/Fight covers everything in the game for at least neutral, so there's no need for water pulse which is weak anyway.

    Staraptor's base SpAtt is abysmal, no heat wave for him.
     
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    No idea on carnivine, I'llleave it for somebody else. The sets above are the standards you'll wanna be using.

    Infernapes most effective set is the mixed variant, which flare blitz plays little part in. Likewise the recoil from FB and Life Orb would soon rack up.

    Ghost/Fight covers everything in the game for at least neutral, so there's no need for water pulse which is weak anyway.

    Staraptor's base SpAtt is abysmal, no heat wave for him.

    Why Choice Band for Staraptor and why not Heat Wave, If it has Heat Wave despite it's side effect, it will help defend itself against Ice Pokemon

    and why Vaccum Wave for Lucario when it already has Aura Sphere and why Dragon Pulse
     

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    hi there, i just wanna know on what you think about this as a team..i don't need help with EV's/movesets/items AS OF YET. i want to know just for the sake of type weakness/coverage, and how the team blends together. so whats your opinion on:
    weavile
    gengar
    tyranitar
    blissey
    milotic
    scizor
     

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    Why Choice Band for Staraptor and why not Heat Wave, If it has Heat Wave despite it's side effect, it will help defend itself against Ice Pokemon

    and why Vaccum Wave for Lucario when it already has Aura Sphere and why Dragon Pulse

    ...

    1. Staraptor has pathetic special attack so Heatwave is kinda novelty outside of gimmicky Lo mix sets.
    2. Close Combat already hits ice pokes and you will hit them harder with return/brave bird due to its better attack stat and STAB anyway.
    3. Choice Band gives you a 50% boost to attacks so you will do quite a bit of damage.


    Vacuum Wave has priority and it helps nab faster foes and/or frail stuff who you would not be able to kill otherwise : - See Weavile, Scarf Porgyon z and Tyranitar after a dragon dance etc.

    Dragon Pulse hits Dragons who pretty much take lol damage from your entier set otherwise. Hidden power Ice and Rock are perfectly usable there too.
     

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    Why Choice Band for Staraptor

    Because being a sweeper he wants a strength boosting item. Since he's gonna be losing health to brave bird recoil, Life Orb recoil means self-harm is gonna quickly rack up. Likewise Choice band gives a significant boost in strenght, and being frail staraptor will be switching a lot anyway

    and why not Heat Wave,

    Base 50SpAtt+No SpAtt Investment=Lol damage

    If it has Heat Wave despite it's side effect, it will help defend itself against Ice Pokemon

    Close combat hits Ice types for super-effective damage :S

    and why Vaccum Wave for Lucario when it already has Aura Sphere

    For priority hits. Many things outspeed lucarios rather average base 90 Speed and a STAB'd-Specs Boosted vacuum wave that gets to bypass that speed is gonna hurt.

    and why Dragon Pulse

    For dragon types. Now that the bulkiest sweeper in OU (Garchomp) has been shown the door, HP ice isn't so necerssary so you can go for the higher base power and general coverage.

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