Clefairies
I'm always chasing rainbows.
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I would like to go, but only to watch and recieve a shiny eevee.
Good luck to everyone who is entering (:
Good luck to everyone who is entering (:
New Jersey for the win~
You need to EV Train and have Rain/TR/Hail/Garchomp counters. Garchomp is one of those pokemon that is a staple for a lot of teams that aren't orientated with Weather or TR. But I think many people will be running Rayquaza for Sky Lock, including me.
Rayquaza is banned, I believe.
For anyone who has participated in these events-
I use AR codes to get 200x exp from battles in my game when I need to level up pokemon quickly so I'm at the right level for whatever part of the game I'm at. If I use these pokemon, will I be disqualified since I used a code to level them up quickly?
For anyone who has participated in these events-
I use AR codes to get 200x exp from battles in my game when I need to level up pokemon quickly so I'm at the right level for whatever part of the game I'm at. If I use these pokemon, will I be disqualified since I used a code to level them up quickly?
The use of external devices to alter the Pokémon in a player's party is expressly forbidden. Random checks will be performed throughout the tournament to determine whether or not an external device has been used to modify a player's party. Players found to have Pokémon that have been tampered with will be disqualified from the event, regardless of whether the player tampered with his or her game or received a Pokémon or item that was tampered with by someone other than the player. It is the player's responsibility to have legal Pokémon. Event officials have the final determination regarding the legality of a Pokémon.
A player should notify the staff immediately if he or she believes that there is a problem with an opponent's Pokémon. At the end of the round, all match results become final. Issues that go unreported until after the round has completed will not change the result of that match, regardless of whether there is a problem with an opponent's Pokémon.
Players and spectators are expected to demonstrate proper sportsmanship over the course of the event. A player may be disqualified from the event based on actions taken by friends or relatives who disrupt the operation of the tournament.
Day before Nationals is the Midwest's REgionals at the same place.No events in the Midwest??? WTF?!
And no, the Indy event doesn't count as it's the National Championships... this is total BS, they couldn't give Minneapolis or Chicago or heck, even Milwaukee an event? Not all of us are able to travel cross country at the drop of a hat... :(
If I used hacked rare candies to finish leveling off my pokemon, would that be considered as the hacking aspect?