Request an Individual Moveset / Incomplete Team Help Thread

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They'd be locked on struggle every other move.
 
SoulRed12 said:
I've got an interesting question...

What happens if my opponent has a choice item, uses an attack (so they're theoretically stuck with it), then I get off mean look and torment?
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I was actually curious about this as well, and smogon has the answer:

Smogon said:
If the target is forced to select the same move twice in a row due to Choice Band, Choice Scarf, Choice Specs, Disable, Encore, Taunt, or not having any other moves with PP remaining, the target uses Struggle every other turn.
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Dark_Azelf said:
?_____?

But yeah, consider Stealth Rock and / or Counter too.
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Haha Dark_Azelf, thought I might get a WTF reaction. :P I just thought I could try something a little different to Jirachi as I like Miltank. :) Thanks for the advice on the EVs and moves Pokedra, but I wanted to use the moves I had already and I didn't want speed EVs as it had T-Wave. You never know, it might turn out successful, (but I doubt it.)
 
Thanks for all your guys's help. Unfortunately I have one more question lol:

If someone uses tspikes, and I have a crobat up, can I use roost to absorb the spikes? It seems that by removing the flying type it should...but I *think* I remember trying it and it didn't work. Not entirely sure though. So yeah, can I have my crobat use roost to absorb tspikes?
 
No, it can't. The only ways that Flying types or Levitators can be affected by Toxic Spikes are to be switched in while Gravity is active (not 100% sure; only about 30%), holding an Iron Ball, or Baton Passed in by a Pokemon that used Ingrain.
 
jpp8 said:
No, it can't. The only ways that Flying types or Levitators can be affected by Toxic Spikes are to be switched in while Gravity is active (not 100% sure; only about 30%), holding an Iron Ball, or Baton Passed in by a Pokemon that used Ingrain.
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Ah okay, so the spikes can only be absorbed upon switching in. That makes sense. Thanks!!
 
I'm currently working on a UU team, and I need some Pokémon to complete my team.
Here are my Pokémon as of yet:

Shaymin Land Forme (nickname Cyndy) @ Choice Specs
Modest Nature /// EVs: 252 SpA, 252 Spe, 6 HP

Earth Power
Seed Flare
Grass Knot
Psychic

Help, please?
 
Sorry If been asked.EV'S

I want to ev train all the pokes in my sig. I wana use the power items i.e. power anklet and such, does it reduce my speed in battle only or reduce my speed stat overall? I dont want to sacrifice my speed in the long run for another stat
 
Need HELP - New Team

I need a completely new team, in case my old team becomes obsolete. If someone could please help me make a SUPERIOR team, I would love it. I don't care about quick battles, all I want is a winning team. If it could be based around my Suicune, I would love it:

Suicune @ Leftovers
-Surf
-Hidden Power [Electric]
-Calm Mind
-Roar / Rest

*If rest was used, I would use a Chesto berry instead of leftovers. Roar is for Skarmory, listed below:

Skarmory @ Leftovers
-Spikes
-Stealth Rock
-Roost
-Brave Bird / Roar

*I might switch to roar, as it is more useful and deals no damage to Skarmory.

If you have any changes to the following pokemon tell me!
 
wrong forum, bro.
:D
will a mod please move this?
 
Two questions

#1: For SMEARGLE movesets, is METAL BURST a viable replacement for COUNTER?

#2*: How do the game mechanics surrounding ASSURANCE operate (requirements and such)?

*I'm stumped by the mention of previous damage as Stealth Rocks and such...
 
Espeon12 said:
I want to ev train all the pokes in my sig. I wana use the power items i.e. power anklet and such, does it reduce my speed in battle only or reduce my speed stat overall? I dont want to sacrifice my speed in the long run for another stat
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It only decreases it while you hold it, when you take it off it returns to normal speed and it doesn't affect overall speed at Lv100 =]
 
Monsieur Pickley said:
Two questions

#1: For SMEARGLE movesets, is METAL BURST a viable replacement for COUNTER?

#2*: How do the game mechanics surrounding ASSURANCE operate (requirements and such)?

*I'm stumped by the mention of previous damage as Stealth Rocks and such...
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1. Counter definitely. Metal Burst does not have negative move priority meaning that you'll have to be slow and that's pretty much sacrificing the best stat Smeargle has.

2. Basically, if the target received damage on the same turn you use the move, usually by Life Orb, Spikes, or Recoil, the damage is doubled.
 
Ultima0071 said:
I need a completely new team, in case my old team becomes obsolete. If someone could please help me make a SUPERIOR team, I would love it. I don't care about quick battles, all I want is a winning team. If it could be based around my Suicune, I would love it:

Suicune @ Leftovers
-Surf
-Hidden Power [Electric]
-Calm Mind
-Roar / Rest

*If rest was used, I would use a Chesto berry instead of leftovers. Roar is for Skarmory, listed below:

Skarmory @ Leftovers
-Spikes
-Stealth Rock
-Roost
-Brave Bird / Roar

*I might switch to roar, as it is more useful and deals no damage to Skarmory.

If you have any changes to the following pokemon tell me!
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This doesnt warrant its own thread.

~Merges~


Evs, natures ?

No, Skarm needs both Whirlwind/Roar AND Brave Bird or you become set up fodder fast. Pick which spiking move you want.

As for cune it wants lefties ALWAYS, its also a little lack luster defensively in D/P/Pt, offensive cune fits in better with the fast paced playing style and it can actually hurt things but w/e. If you are using Rest i highly suggest Heal Bell/Aroma support with it or the metagame goes rofl free switch in. Even then thats not the best thing.
 
My team is incomplete... it currently has an Empoleon, Luxray, Staraptor, and a Garchomp. What Pokemon (or two) do you think I need? (I know ice pokemon is one of my main weaknesses)
 
How does this sound?

Breloom @ Toxic Orb
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Poison Heal
252 Attack / 208 Speed / 50 HP
-Swords Dance
-Substitute
-Stone Edge
-Facade

With this combo, Breeloom should get about 70 HP substitutes. Now, if by chance the opponent does not have any Flying, Poison, Fire, Psychic, or Ice moves Breeloom will get the full effect of this set. Hence, this pokemon should be switched out to a ground pokemon. The key is to use Substitute, Swords Dance, then go in for the Facade. With Breeloom's 80 Base Defense against a ground pokemon, it might get up to three Swords Dances before it has to go in for a Facade. This pokemon, to me, could make an excellent sweeper if planned right.
 
Ultima0071 said:
How does this sound?

Breloom @ Toxic Orb
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Poison Heal
252 Attack / 208 Speed / 50 HP
-Swords Dance
-Substitute
-Stone Edge
-Facade

With this combo, Breeloom should get about 70 HP substitutes. Now, if by chance the opponent does not have any Flying, Poison, Fire, Psychic, or Ice moves Breeloom will get the full effect of this set. Hence, this pokemon should be switched out to a ground pokemon. The key is to use Substitute, Swords Dance, then go in for the Facade. With Breeloom's 80 Base Defense against a ground pokemon, it might get up to three Swords Dances before it has to go in for a Facade. This pokemon, to me, could make an excellent sweeper if planned right.
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No stab move, no spore ?___?

Honestly, nearly every steel type in the game uses you as set up fodder.

Drop Sub and put on Mach Punch and consider Spore >>Facade, also consider a Life Orb.
 
Ultima0071 said:
How does this sound?

Breloom @ Toxic Orb
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Poison Heal
252 Attack / 208 Speed / 50 HP
-Swords Dance
-Substitute
-Stone Edge
-Facade

With this combo, Breeloom should get about 70 HP substitutes. Now, if by chance the opponent does not have any Flying, Poison, Fire, Psychic, or Ice moves Breeloom will get the full effect of this set. Hence, this pokemon should be switched out to a ground pokemon. The key is to use Substitute, Swords Dance, then go in for the Facade. With Breeloom's 80 Base Defense against a ground pokemon, it might get up to three Swords Dances before it has to go in for a Facade. This pokemon, to me, could make an excellent sweeper if planned right.
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1) Nobody in their right mind would let you get 3 Swords Dances.
2) Breloom's base 80 Defense doesn't mean jack when you consider his base 60 HP.
3) Ice Beam is one of the most popular attacks in the game. Not to mention, Hippowdon may carry Ice Fang, Swampert may carry Ice Beam and Gliscor may have Ice Fang (or even worse Aerial Ace), which will hurt Breloom badly.
4) WHY would you even think of using Breloom without Spore, or even a Fighting STAB? He sucks without one of them, and sucks ass without either of them.
 
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