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It is possible that they try to substitute Eclipse, but then the two admins do not get along, so Aster continues to fight solo in doubles.

Excuse me but RNG is also a part of the game. If you want to play safe, choose moves with a lower miss rate. It's a risk, and by implementing such moves (hydropump=110BP,80%acc - - - surf=90BP,100%acc) they have the "risk factor", which you take into consideration. Back to the Meteors?

So many friendships ruined by this game... p.s: After the video, in the suggestions, on the left, middle video. Is it the same for everyone? ...s u b t l e

We are sticking with the story that all this was programmed during the challenge. The certain thing is that Cerise was to fall this week. We were aware. Therefore it's not one's or two people's victory. Even if Cerulean didn't fall, at worst we'd have two major alliances battling each other both on the "field" and the auctions. There are two possibile scenarios: a ) Scarlet and Secundum came to an agreement as the challenge moved on, probably after the first "bagel". b ) Secundum decided to choose either Cerulean to dominate the auction (given Cerise was weakened and Vermillion just started building up strength) or Vermillion to win and end this PZA. I'm inclined to believe the first option. Sec, instead of copy-pasting the logs, which would include lots of work to find, you can just add Elsa to the discussion and let her see herself.

Am I the only one who's afraid of a battle based on luck in the new Glitch field? What if a Meteor challenges us in a Metronome fight? To be honest, the sand team was obvious, but it's still one of the most feared tactics around, given the pokemon the Meteors can use. Tyranitar, Garchomp, possibly Aegislash-Alakazam-Excadrill-another Garchomp

True. If we take the megas available into consideration, I could see the following pokemon participating: 1) Kangaskhan 2) Mewtwo (as final boss) 3) Scizor 4) Heracross (otherwise Sheep doesn't buy it) 5) Blaziken (confirmed) 6) Aggron (similar to Jack) 7) Medicham (almost confirmed) 8) Lucario (confirmed) 9) Abomasnow (why not?) 10) Swampert (what about that new mega?) 11) Lopunny (almost confirmed) 12) Gallade (please please please) But 12 characters are not nearly enough. So I nominate: Ursaring, Regigigas, Infernape, Emboar, Machamp (confirmed), Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan, Pangoro, Poliwrath, Toxicroak, Chestnaught, Greninja, Hawlucha, Nidoking, Drapion, Electivire, Eelektross, Sandslash, Krookodile, Golurk, Armaldo, Barbaracle, Rhydon, Bearctic, Weavile, Genesect, Druddigon, Zoroark, Bisharp.

In general it wouldn't. If you're asking for a way to verify who actual members were, I haven't found one that's completely secure. However the members themselves know who was and who wasn't in the alliance, so we could base our thinking on that. Dividing the earnings would be equal, otherwise it wouldn't make sense. The ones who battled and won Cores, got to get their money back, so that's a bonus worthy of their effort. Others who worked behind the scenes in team-building, strategy crafting etc, don't show up much. Making everyone a winner equals to making everyone a loser. Thought: Perhaps next time, we could have security checks on who enters or leaves each alliance.

Leaders, co-ordinators, people who were responsible for human resources management. Name it as you like. here: leader = a person who knew which people belonged to their alliance and has been actively participating in it with them.

For us who didn't know Stratos before Surge, it is just safe to assume Surge died in a horrific accident which involved a rabbit-chu and is never coming back to the forums. Welcome back mr. Stratos.

It was a joke. Of course Ace Membership is no small prize. It is fair that everyone gets to sell their Cores back to the shop (perhaps if we could sell it for double the price...), but Vermillion should receive something. Otherwise it's like this alliance challenge never occured. Smaller awards could be a 2000R gift or a big amount of R given to the leader, who then divides it to the members (as he knows who they were).

Ok here's what I came up with. I changed your EVs quite a bit because I think you are going for a more bulky offensive team and you were trying to cover up the gaps by putting them around your mons. I tried to keep Quagsire and Landorus, but it seemed that there were better options that suit your playstyle better and provide much better coverage. Tell me if you like those changes. I haven't tested the team yet, but on paper it seems decent footnote: I made this team to match the style I'd be playing. If you don't like it or want to make changes, feel free to do so. Scizor is a lovely pokemon and you most probably are going to beat your brother tons of times.

Here's my suggestion.

Just a small prize, like Ace Memberships? No? Ok. Well, I am a bit surprized too, but hey, that was PZA. Congrats to everyone who participated, regardless of alliance, and I hope we make it to a new event with more things to do and of course one that's a bit less corrupt-able.

Redundant and takes away all the fun. Breed or abuse soft-reset if you want better IVs for your pokemon, although never perfect (then again, who's perfect). Having all the TMs/HMs takes away the challenge.

Meh, if Tyrantum was to get a primal, it would look like M-Mawile and probably get similar boosts in stats. Aside from that, the fossil pokemon were too weak to adapt to their environment, so some of them became extinct and others managed to survive and became something else as time went by. If we take this into consideration, it wouldn't make much sense for their primals to be better at battling, except for the case that their survival was that they were too strong and not able for some reason to survive, based on other criteria. Relicanth is said to have stayed the same throughout its course in history, so I doubt it. What I think of highly is MAGICARP. Yes, this useless thing used not to be useless at all, according to its pokedex entries. So, primal ass-kicking Magikarp? Please?

I thought he also gets Heavy slam after Close Combat. Sadly we don't have Rock moves available as TMs, so Knock off gets a chance there.

I suppose Empoleon is good enough for you, so Kingdra is redundant. So are Flygon & Druddigon if you use Tyrantum. Try to check your IVs on both pokemon before you decide. With your current team composition, I'd say Noivern is best suited. However, if you have time, you can always train the others and use them in rotation.

Try to edit your post to enter the descriptions. Then a mod will transfer this to the appropriate place. At a glimpse, I am worried about your water resistance and coverage. We'll discuss the moves later.

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Actually it's more about what is more suitable in each case. When facing Samson, I had a lot of switching around to do, because I couldn't sweep him, either with Durant or Blaziken. In the case of Noel, I burned his first pokemon and then did some bulk up + speed boost and swept. When facing Solaris, I had to train Cofagrigus to endure one of his attacks , curse him, and then do some switch around and prediction as to when to throw my Toxic from Skuntank or reduce his accuracy from Seismitoad. For Luna I did a lot of switching, just to get a good STAB or generally supereffective move against her because I just fought crazybughairguy before and didn't go to change the team.