Noivy

Ok so, I know what you're probably thinking. Triples? Really? Who the fuck does triples on PO. The answer; not as many as I would prefer. No, this is my actual XY Ingame team. It's gonna be different and I don't care what you hard core PO guys think. This team has served me VERY well in XY Wifi Triples, and has climbed up to a 26 win streak on random matchups. Win rate wise, and yes I do keep track of this, it's standing at 63.2% over 79 battles. Fun. and now you're probably thinking "Noivy, what the fuck is with this terrible team line up you big noob?!?!?!?!?!" I silence thee, for you are stepping into the realm of my Triple Entente! A team dedicated to fighting Triples, and ONLY triples! And here we go in detail! *note, some of my pokemon have moves which they should have got back in BW2 with their move tutors. Fuck my luck. These moves are followed by their actual moves in my game in parenthesis.) @ Leftovers Trait: Overgrow EVs: 252 HP / 252 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) - Light Screen - Reflect - Leaf Blade - Leech Seed (Coil in game) Serperior is ALWAYS one of my leads, on either the LEFT or RIGHT slot. It's sole purpose is to set up dual screens with it's impressive 180+ speed. Also Coil or Leech-Seed depending on what level of mean I feel like being. Leaf Blade for a STAB+High Crit option for a quick and easy kill on a foe with low health. A really stubborn Serp. It works hand-in-hand with... @ Manectite Trait: Static (Intimidate [Mega]) EVs: 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Volt Switch - Flamethrower - Protect - Signal Beam (Thunderbolt in-game) YEP! I ACTUALLY USE THIS! DEAL WITH IT. I have to give this poor misunderstood mega some love, and Triple battles are the perfect way to do it! This is ALWAYS the CENTER lead of my team. Why? INTIMIDATE! Yay! Lower ALL the foes attack! How does this work with Serp? Well, you can either pull a Light Screen + Intimidate and just have all around support, or you can do Reflect + Intimidate to hear physical attackers weep in a corner in fetal position. The first turn is either 1: Protect, or 2: Volt Switch. This thing can make an appearance up to TWICE in a turn, depending on how my cards get played. Pulling two intimidates in a single turn is a possible combination with Talonflame and Cobalion. It is vital that I keep this alive, as this is my trump card from turn one. --------- I am not a scumbag I have replaced Talonflame with something much more original and will edit it later when I get the chance. --------- @Choice Specs (Life Orb in-game) EVs: 252 SAtk / 4 SDef / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Trick (Nasty Plot in-game) - Grass Knot - Night Daze - Flamethrower Zoroark is the one pokemon I really don't have much... well I feel like it's honestly a waste of a slot on this team. It's got great speed, and the Illusion game is fun to play when luring opponents into using a move in hopes of it being super effective, also hits decently hard, but I honestly think I could have a better slot here. Constructive input on this matter will be appreciated. Zoroark is often switch fodder. A role I do not like to resort to, but it happens annoyingly often for my liking. @Assault Vest EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) - Sacred Sword - Iron Head - Volt Switch - Bounce (Zen Headbutt in-game) Defenses are usually covered by the Dual screens, and this allows Cobalion to don an assault Vest and safely employ a full set of offensive moves! With the Assault Vest and Light Screen, Cobalion can easily tank quite a few super effective special moves thrown at it, and as a result, can deal out appropriate punishment. Good Move coverage; Sacred Sword for breaking through stubborn defensive walls, Iron Head STAB for flinch hax, Bounce(Zen Headbutt) for added coverage, and finally Volt Switch for a possible two-intimidate per turn combo with Manetric. @Focus Sash EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spd Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Poison Jab - Earthquake - Dragon Claw - Dragon Dance My universal kill every thing Haxorus set. One dance and it's time to CHOO CHOO MOTHERFUCKER, which is easy and safe with the screens from Serperior. Nothing really required to explain. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Want to see this team in action? I have some replays uploaded on the Pokemon XY Battle Replay server. To watch them, connect to the internet on your 3DS, open the Battle Replay thing and there should be a blue page after scrolling left a few times depending on how many replays you save. There's a search tab. Input codes into it. MY CURRENT UPLOADED REPLAYS FEATURING THIS TEAM: ECMW-WWWW-WWW5-KPZ3 - An opponent using Trick Room that made for a fun, although annoyingly long battle. ECMW-WWWW-WWW5-KPZ8 - I think this guy was trying to pull a physical hyper offensive on me. lol intimidate. *typo fixed

lil mac gonna be punching a 9/10 Im almost afraid of what my rating will be <<;

Another difference, being that finding a triple battle in ladder is as good of a joke as the Rapture apocalypse theory. I'll be on later tonight, and I'll throw some triples at you and give advice.

No one has found the spot. However, I have- albeit through my RPGMakerXP code readers, and it is indeed in the game. I do not know, however, if anyone to date has found it. I haven't reported it because I had a very unfair advantage.

They're allowed. My tips for general League beating is to have a very diverse moveset. and to not have a common weakness. A rule that I broke, and somehow, still won. It helps to predict before every battle what certian leaders might do. I predicted that Hardy would use a Trick Room Team, so my solution was to give all my mons 0 Speed IVs, Speed lowering natures, and give the faster ones Iron Balls to slow them down enough so that they out-slowed Hardy's rock types. You also want to have moves like Heat Wave, Rock Slide, and others like that so that you can hit all opponets while not harming your own. I practiacally glorified Heat Wave spam early in the league, especiallly with Solar Power Charizard. Another challenge is keeping the weather in your favor, if you're running a weather team. The leaders have an annoying habit of switching the weather on you with moves, which always dictated strategic non weather leads, which for me most of the time, was a Scarfed Shadow Tag Chandelure (rip you will be missed). It helps to have Stealth Rocks because that can easily change the game and break sashes/Sturdy. It also is nice to have switch fodder, which for me was almost always Rhyperior. Priority is also important. I learned that lesson the hard way. I highly advise to not have a team like this. 4 mons weak to water, 3 to ground, 3 to rock, and 3 to ice. I'm still wondering how I eventually beat Amaria tbh.

my x-league card nooo...

Nothing will prevent Ame from doing what she pleases with her game. Hell, knowing her I'm pretty sure she'll kill off every likeable character in the game.

the night club will be the place to rematch leaders after the main story. I also think Ame will have some of the older or more prominent members characters there with signature teams and whatnot. I'm not gonna place money on that but it's possible...

Germany. My dad was in West Berlin as a Child, and we have quite a few pieces of the Berlin Wall. I also love the place as is is now, especially after going there at 15

i am raising my dongers as i type this. buht i guess that will soon mean farewell X-League card. In due time, I shall have you back...