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Can I afford to drop Rapid Spin? Otherwise, must it have LO to counter Tyranitar? What about Choice Specs Starmie?

Starmie is not a Tyranitar counter whatsoever. It's just that it needs a Life Orb / Specs to truly threaten Tyranitar.
 
Wailord or Milotic also work great; the former immune to burn, the latter even benifits from it! Both make great Fire-counters. I'll also use Dewgong in addition to Walrein, as Pokemon I can change from time to time, so I won't feel I'm looking down at any Ice Pokemon...
 
Snorlax is a great counter to most Fires, with Thick Fat giving him a resistance to their main STABs, base 160 HP combined with base 110 SpD, and Earthquake to massacre most of them.

Just don't send him into Infernape/Blaziken.
 
Do you agree with my pervious post, about Wailord and Milotic beeing great Fire-counters on a Hail team?
 
Needs MAJOR help...-.-'

Okay, I really want to get into competitive battling, but I'm not very good with coming up with teams. I understand how to cover all types, but then someone says,"You should replace ------- with -------". I just need help from someone who knows more than me.

By the way, could someone also tell me about the ling of Wi-Fi battling, such as STAB?
 
I'm sorry that this is such a noob question, but since this is the section dealing with like moves and stuff i thought it would be the best place to put it:

So the base attack power it how much HP it will take away? Like you said that Hydro Pump has base power 120, does that mean that against like a normal type pokemon it will do 120 damage? If not, could that be explained as well, because I don't understand that type of stuff.
 

Oh, that's cool. You moved my post here, and it's nowhere to be found....


Well, until I do find it...I really would like to engage in Competitive Battling, but I am not very good when it comes to making teams. So, in other words, I could use some help.

BTW, what does STAB mean, and all those other weird terms?
 

Oh, that's cool. You moved my post here, and it's nowhere to be found....


Well, until I do find it...I really would like to engage in Competitive Battling, but I am not very good when it comes to making teams. So, in other words, I could use some help.

BTW, what does STAB mean, and all those other weird terms?

STAB means Same Type Attack Bonus.

Basically this means if a pokemon uses a move of its type, say Walrein used Blizzard, it's 50% stronger, so 120 BP becomes 180. I think. ?_?
 

Oh, that's cool. You moved my post here, and it's nowhere to be found....


Well, until I do find it...I really would like to engage in Competitive Battling, but I am not very good when it comes to making teams. So, in other words, I could use some help.

BTW, what does STAB mean, and all those other weird terms?

S - S
ame
T - Type
A - Attack
B - Bonus


Basically if the pokemon is using the same type attack as itself then it gets a 50% boost.

Say for example, a Salamence used dragon claw, dragon claws base power is 80, whilst with STAB it gets a boost to 120.

Ill try to find a guide on terms, iirc there was one here in S+M somewhere but i cant remember where.
 
Okay. I don't really need to learn the lingidy, just the basics of making a good Wi-Fi team.

Yeah...someone gonna help me or what? I was kinda hoping for a reply about...today.
 
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At what level is it best to start EV Training? And since i'm not really sure, please tell me if this is in the wrong section :>

It's best to start EV training a pokemon that has never been in a battle before.
 
Yeah that's perfectly fine, just as long as it has been untouched up until this point.
 
Just a simple question, but how many Pokemon are you allowed to use in Wi-Fi? I was planning on making a Trick Room team, and just figured I should ask.
 
Just a simple question, but how many Pokemon are you allowed to use in Wi-Fi? I was planning on making a Trick Room team, and just figured I should ask.

Everybody plays with six Pokemon like ingame...
 
I've been raising a CBNite ever since RL convinced me.

That said, how much chance does Outrage have to hit over 3 turns as opposed to 2?
 
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