AeroWraith Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 (edited) Only way I won that fight was having my Sylveon out first to set up light screen. Then my Heracross kinda mega horned and close combated his way through with moxie until that Quagsire...oh god that unaware quagsire stalled the crap out of my team. It eventually started running out PP for it's moves and she switched it out to her Hippowdon, but I easily destroyed that one. That Quagsire almost screwed me over. The two max revives I was saving up was used just because of that monster ;_; Edited December 12, 2014 by IronWraith Quote
Cepheus Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 Her Quaqsire gave me the most trouble... just because I have currently no Grass-Type move on my team (and I utterly despise Grassknot for its damage based on weight thing... I just want my Energy Ball... pwetty pwease Ame?) I opened with swampert. Nidoking got 2 hit KOed with Surf. Claydol immediatley self-destucted, after it got hit by Surf, which Swampert survived. Hippowdon one critical Surf. Garchomp -> switch to Glaceon. Glaceon survived an attack and one-hit killed it with Blizzard. Excadrill -> switch to Noivern. Flamethrower = Defeated Excadrill Incoming Quagsire -> back to Swampert. Surf until out of Hyper Potions and slowly Surf it to death. Quote
Chacal Posted December 13, 2014 Posted December 13, 2014 (edited) Attempts: 3 I tried to choose the best team against ground pokemon from the ones I have: Feraligart, Kingdra, Gengar, Nidoking, Lucario and Aggron. Believe or not, my gengar was the MVP of the battle, that defense of the quasire was too dam high xD I have to use hipnosis to prevent quasire to recover when he was on low health (it was the most difficult part of the battle for me), my kingra did a good job killing the nidoking with surf, my aggron with "Metal Burst" 1KO her garchomp because she used draco meteor and my aggron survived, my feraligarth took her excadrill and Hippowdon with waterfall, my nidoking and lucario couldnt kill anyone but they at least do a good job while I was healing the other ones. Edited December 13, 2014 by Chacal Quote
Beefkek Posted December 13, 2014 Posted December 13, 2014 Attempts: 3 lucario couldnt kill anyone but they at least do a good job while I was healing the other ones. Lies, lucario kills all Quote
Lostelle Posted December 15, 2014 Posted December 15, 2014 First try for me, Nidoking died to a Psyshock from Reuniclus, and then got swept by SB Sharpedo. I used Bellosom for quagsire. Quote
Chacal Posted December 15, 2014 Posted December 15, 2014 Lies, lucario kills all Yeah I was hoping that too, but in my case my lucario died with the earthquake from excadrill xD Quote
ShadowDefender Posted December 17, 2014 Posted December 17, 2014 for me, the trouble with her was her claydol, ironically. Torterra takes care of most everything but her Garchomp. Since psychic gets a boost thanks to the field, it was able to two shot me most of the time. And because the P/S split was undone, I couldn't use the DD sweep on gyrados, or even calm mind with lucario. I just had to get lucky with the damage rolls on her with Wood hammer, so I could get giga drain recovery on her recovery turns, and hit her again with WH. Overall, not that bad if you are prepared, but hell if you aren't. Quote
exirc255 Posted December 18, 2014 Posted December 18, 2014 I've since took a page from noel's book and made a cosmic power/minimize/stored power clefable that steamrolled her team, I was really surprised how smooth it went. I notice that gym leaders, for me at least, are either a 2 or a 10 in terms of difficulty. Like, People like Florinia Serra and Aya made me rage quit the game for weeks, but like, radomus luna and terra I beat on my first try. I don't know if I'm just adjusting to Reborn's difficulty or it's just because I have more resources now. I will say, it's much much easier to build a sweep in a single battle Quote
Zane0144 Posted December 18, 2014 Posted December 18, 2014 I love how the most threatening thing on her team was quagmire X) It was for me too. Once I get around to my bug challenge with her today, I'm going to need to bring toxic or something for that Garchomp Quote
krim Posted December 18, 2014 Posted December 18, 2014 For some reason she kept using flamethrower on my gallade with garchomp after I killed her nidoking, doing next to no damage and letting me setup 3 sword dances. Then I swept her with close combat. Quote
Seehan Posted December 18, 2014 Author Posted December 18, 2014 I like to avoid using set up sweepers in game, it's just too easy with Gyarados :/ Quote
Calvius Posted December 18, 2014 Posted December 18, 2014 Attempts: 1 .. Contrary Serperior single handed swept Terrawr with Leaf Storm and Giga Drain (+Big Root), leaving the battle with 207/220 HP. Easiest leader so far, thanks to my m7 mate Serperior Quote
Seehan Posted December 29, 2014 Author Posted December 29, 2014 gonna give this post a bump post, as new information has been added Quote
spark95 Posted January 1, 2015 Posted January 1, 2015 She used 5 or 6 Hyper Potions on just the Quagsire. Also, that type change explains a lot... I was wondering why Crunch wasn't being super effective against Claydol... Quote
Deleted User Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 She used 5 or 6 Hyper Potions on just the Quagsire. Also, that type change explains a lot... I was wondering why Crunch wasn't being super effective against Claydol... I'm fairly certain she didn't since she only has 3 Hyper potions Yeah with the glitch field, Dark, Steel, and Fairy type attacks all become normal types. Quote
Helios2 Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 I had the most trouble with the special/physical split wich rendered my Gengar useless, still got her first try thought, Huge Power Diggersby with EQ is so awesome also Delphox did crazy dmg with Psychic. Quote
Jean mi Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 Quagsire has Blizzard, I'm sure of it because Terra predicted my switch to Tangrowth and freezed it with Blizzard, I had to use a full restore :/. Anyway, she was easy appart from that RAWRCHOMP which is ridiculously strong and I had nothing supereffective against it. I hit 2 surfs with Gastrodon and finish it with a WTF BOOM from Gigalith. My team is quite good in the computer world actually, the only drawback I had is that Venomoth's bug buzz becomes physical. Other than that, I'm glad I could abuse the move explosion, I knew this would be useful . It wouldn't be possible to kill Mewtwo without it . Quote
TheBroShow Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 Alakazam really destroys Terra. Just spam psychic to get the job done. Quote
spark95 Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 She used 5 or 6 Hyper Potions on just the Quagsire. Also, that type change explains a lot... I was wondering why Crunch wasn't being super effective against Claydol... Yeah but.. the pure tankiness of that quagsire felt like whittling a boulder with a toothpick...only to have it replaced again...and again...and again.... Quote
Jean mi Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 (edited) Alakazam really destroys Terra. Just spam psychic to get the job done. Not really, Alakazam can't hit Claydol (unless it knows signal beam or energy ball which I don't think are available at this point), psychic barely does a third against Garchomp and it gets destroyed by Bulldoze. Edited January 2, 2015 by Jean mi Quote
Veterans Azeria Posted January 2, 2015 Veterans Posted January 2, 2015 Lemme help you guys here.Since Garchomp's Sp Defense is higher than His SP attack that's what his special stat is calculated off of.He also holds an Assault Vest which raises his Base SP Attack to 127.5/128.And since D-Meteor lowers the Special attack his SP Attack is 100% unless you lower it. Quote
dondon151 Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 Not really, Alakazam can't hit Claydol (unless it knows signal beam or energy ball which I don't think are available at this point), psychic barely does a third against Garchomp and it gets destroyed by Bulldoze. Signal Beam runs off atk in glitch field and Alakazam has access to Grass Knot, which hits Claydol at 100 BP. Quote
Jean mi Posted January 2, 2015 Posted January 2, 2015 Signal Beam runs off atk in glitch field and Alakazam has access to Grass Knot, which hits Claydol at 100 BP. Yeah, true about Signal beam. I didn't know that Alakazam could learn Grass Knot, could have been useful actually. Garchomp has an Assault Vest ? That explains how it could tank special hits so well. Quote
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