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hey wots the PO i would like to do it
 
Musica said:
Maybe? ._.
Haven't got a demand of any of my Pokemon now though.
By demand, I mean that there is a good offer for any of my Pokemon.
I think it's just I've played Pokemon in the DS too late so mostly everyone probably got what they wanted and most of them know how to RNG Abuse.



I have to agree on this. I haven't tried chaining but seeing those guides created for chaining was just tl;dr. I think RNG Abuse methods take me 5~15 minutes to get the seeds, bar the time to hatch eggs. For stationary legends, it usually takes me 10~30 minutes depending on my target frame. *I had a 1000+ frame targets* >.>
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lol chaining is 1000x easier than RNG
 
jle1076 said:
lol chaining is 1000x easier than RNG
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It may be easier, but it's a waste of the hours you spend doing it. You get some random shiny that has horrid IVs when you can spend 5-15 minutes RNGing a flawless shiny.
 
We've been over this already.
RNG Abuse isn't considered cheating as it doesn't affect the game immediately aka you don't need to alter the game at all to perform it.

Anyway, saying RNG is cheating is like saying the whole game is cheating, for the whole game is based on the RNG. You saying it's cheating is like saying when you encounter a wild Pokemon is considered "cheating".
 
jle1076 said:
I count RNGing pretty much cheating :/ how is using a program to change game mechanics not the same as buying a machine that does it for you?

Although I know its not, dont get me wrong, i just dont do it
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There is a difference in manipulating the game's engine and changing it.
 
jle1076 said:
On any other game its classified as cheating :/ In any MLG game, manipulation of even the connection is strictly forbidden, as is most other online games that can turn profit
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Too bad pokemon isn't an online game.

Also, their "profit" was made when you bought the cart.
 
All of these current comments seem mainly opinion based, and I don't think RNG abuse is "cheating". As dumb as it may sound I like to work with the pokemon I get and experiment with their stats as I level them up. Even the ones I get in trades oAo But I take special care of those c8
 

Changing the clock and entering the game isn't cheating. That's all RNG abuse really is.
 
I would never really RNG..... Too complicated XD. I don't see how Flawless Pokes are REALLY wanted and such...





Also moveset

Wargle of doom

Item: Life orb/Gentle Nature

EVs: 254 Atk, 150 Speed

Ability: Brute Force
Moves: Superpower, Crush Claw, Brave Bird, Rock Slide/ Shadow Claw

Strategy:

This Pokemon is made to be a quick, destructive, sweeper. Life Orb slowly takes away HP every turn, so that could be a big disadvantage for Wargle. But this thing is a Attack-based monster, so you should defeat your opponent quickly. The main focus on him is Superpower, it lowers Defense and Attack so that comes into play with Brute Force, which takes away those affects and adds a whooping 20% Damage to Superpower plus Life Orb's 30% to make it extremely powerful. Brute force also helps with Crush Claw, which can make the opponents Defense go down. The defense add-on is taken off in exchange for 20% more power, which is far better then lowering you opponents stats. Brave Bird becomes a strong move with Life Orb/Brute Force. Wargle gets all the boosts and doesn't even take Recoil! Rock Slide or Shadow claw are optional, Wargle doesn't get as much power with Rock Slide as it does Shadow Claw, but both are made for defeating some extra types, such as Dark, Flying, Electric ,ECT.

Yeah...... I was bored.
 
Hooh54 said:
I would never really RNG..... Too complicated XD. I don't see how Flawless Pokes are REALLY wanted and such...





Also moveset

Wargle of doom

Item: Life orb/Gentle Nature

EVs: 254 Atk, 150 Speed

Ability: Brute Force
Moves: Superpower, Crush Claw, Brave Bird, Rock Slide/ Shadow Claw

Strategy:

This Pokemon is made to be a quick, destructive, sweeper. Life Orb slowly takes away HP every turn, so that could be a big disadvantage for Wargle. But this thing is a Attack-based monster, so you should defeat your opponent quickly. The main focus on him is Superpower, it lowers Defense and Attack so that comes into play with Brute Force, which takes away those affects and adds a whooping 20% Damage to Superpower plus Life Orb's 30% to make it extremely powerful. Brute force also helps with Crush Claw, which can make the opponents Defense go down. The defense add-on is taken off in exchange for 20% more power, which is far better then lowering you opponents stats. Brave Bird becomes a strong move with Life Orb/Brute Force. Wargle gets all the boosts and doesn't even take Recoil! Rock Slide or Shadow claw are optional, Wargle doesn't get as much power with Rock Slide as it does Shadow Claw, but both are made for defeating some extra types, such as Dark, Flying, Electric ,ECT.

Yeah...... I was bored.
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Well, no, it does matter and yes they are wanted? A flawless pokémon gets 31 extra points in each of their stats, rather than zero, one, or twelve. That's a pretty decent number, and it can only really help you.

and RNG isn't complicated when you actually sit down and learn the terminology. Like, really, all it is is: change clock, turn off game, turn on game, go into game, call elm, maybe call joey, save in front of egg, take egg, check that it's shiny, turn off game, set new time for ivs, turn off game turn on game, call elm, collect egg, hatch.
 
Hooh54 said:
I would never really RNG..... Too complicated XD. I don't see how Flawless Pokes are REALLY wanted and such...
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Flawless stats amount to a 31 point increase overall. Coupled with EVs, you can obtain the maximum point in certain stats. Ninja'd



Hooh54 said:
Also moveset

Wargle of doom

Item: Life orb/Gentle Nature

EVs: 254 Atk, 150 Speed

Ability: Brute Force
Moves: Superpower, Crush Claw, Brave Bird, Rock Slide/ Shadow Claw

Strategy:

This Pokemon is made to be a quick, destructive, sweeper. Life Orb slowly takes away HP every turn, so that could be a big disadvantage for Wargle. But this thing is a Attack-based monster, so you should defeat your opponent quickly. The main focus on him is Superpower, it lowers Defense and Attack so that comes into play with Brute Force, which takes away those affects and adds a whooping 20% Damage to Superpower plus Life Orb's 30% to make it extremely powerful. Brute force also helps with Crush Claw, which can make the opponents Defense go down. The defense add-on is taken off in exchange for 20% more power, which is far better then lowering you opponents stats. Brave Bird becomes a strong move with Life Orb/Brute Force. Wargle gets all the boosts and doesn't even take Recoil! Rock Slide or Shadow claw are optional, Wargle doesn't get as much power with Rock Slide as it does Shadow Claw, but both are made for defeating some extra types, such as Dark, Flying, Electric ,ECT.

Yeah...... I was bored.
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Huh??? :cer_confused:
 
Wargle is a new Pokemon.


abababbababababa
 
BabyTsujin said:
hey wots the PO i would like to do it
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That link should help. Come join us and battle with BW mons~


Hooh54 said:
Also moveset
Wargle of doom
Item: Life orb/Gentle Nature
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I promised myself that I would stop reading. I tried to resist the urge, but then I peeked at the next sentence.

EVs: 254 Atk, 150 Speed
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noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Needs more Jolly/Adamant @ 4 HP/252 Atk /252 Spe.
 
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Congrats you not only are walled by Bronzor but you make one of my favorite pokemon look bad.
 
I'm such a Noob, not a Newb, a Noob. I have been playing Pokemon for 3 years yet I still suck at all of this. Meh, I MIGHT make a Trade Thread, but I'm too lazy to do so.
 

The wargle isn't even fully EV trained xD
254 + 150 does not equal 510
 
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