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Pink Dragon Details Automated Tournament | Single Battle | 256 Players | 6v6 OU | Bracket Date & Time Saturday 20th June 2020 11:00 ET// 15:00 UTC | Time Zone Converter Registration Registrations will open 15 minutes prior to the tournament. You can register by clicking on the PvP menu option (Masterball icon) and then select "Tournament Signup". You may only enter on one account. Clauses Evasion / Sleep / OHKO / Unique Species / Self-KO / OP Item Tournament Clauses Explained Banned Pokemon Wobbuffet 1st Place Prize SHINY GIFT Dratini Your choice of nature, 2 moves with IVs 2x31 & 4x25 & 1500 Reward Points  2nd Place Prize 700 Reward Points 3rd-4th Place Prize 350 Reward Points 5th-8th Place Prize 125 Reward Points 9th-16th Place Prize 75 Reward Points Host: Lin

14th OT, finally the ORPE mascotte

Details Automated Tournament | Single Battle | 64 Players | 6v6 LC | Bracket Date & Time Monday, 22nd June 2020 7PM CEST | 5PM UTC | 1PM ET Time Zone Converter Registration Registrations will open 15 minutes prior to the tournament. You can register by clicking on the PvP menu option (Masterball icon) and then select "Tournament Signup". You may only enter on one account. Clauses Evasion / Sleep / OHKO / Unique Species / Self-KO / OP Item Tournament Clauses Explained LC Ban List Banned Moves Banned Ability 1st Place Prize GIFT Shiny Abra Your choice of nature, two moves, with IVs 2x31 & 4x25 & 1,000 Reward Points 2nd Place Prize 500 Reward Points 3rd & 4th Place Prize 250 Reward Points

Shortly after Celio linked Kanto and Hoenn with the help of the Ruby and the Sapphire, a rumor suddenly started to spread amongst Ruin Maniacs, about the existence of an Emerald hidden somewhere in Kanto, that Giovanni used to possess. It is said that this Emerald is at least worth 10 million cash. However, no one knows where it could be located, except the leader of Team Rocket himself. As a ruin maniac more obsessed with stones than Steven, this Emerald must be found, so the world can have the opportunity to see it with their own eyes. That is why I am seeking out your help. I discovered strange inscriptions mentioning the Emerald, but they make no sense to me. I am willing to share my information and the result of my research, and to reward every trainer who manages to find clues. As for the trainer who will find the Emerald, I am willing to buy it from him for 10 M $. If you are interested, please, let me know. I will share my discoveries next week. - Ruin Maniac Von G.

15667 encounters.. EDIT: That completes the pair!

Date Saturday, 27th June 2020 Time 3pm UTC | 11am ET | 12pm BRT | Time Zone Converter Location Route 5, Kanto - ch.1 (Meowth) Route 218, Sinnoh - ch.1 (Glameow) Route 2, Unova - ch.1 (Purrloin) Duration 1 hour for catching another 10 minutes for players to submit entries Scoring Total Sum of IVs + Nature Bonus = Total Score Pokémon accepted as valid entries Purrloin Meowth +2 Glameow +4 Nature Bonus Naughty +2 Jolly +3 Rules To win 1st-3rd places that are sorted by high to low, you need to submit an entry that scores the highest. To win 4th place you need to submit an entry that scores the lowest. You can only submit one entry. All Pokémon must be caught within the event time and at the event location. All Pokémon must remain unchanged (untrained/unevolved...). Evolved or unevolved forms of the listed Pokémon will not be accepted as a valid entry. You must be the OT of the Pokémon. You must link your entry to any participating staff member via whisper to submit it. In the event of a tie, the winner will be determined by earliest catch time. Participating Staff Teddi Lin Deviluke RevzSM 1st Place Prize OR W Cat Headphones Blue or Pink LED & 1,000 Reward Points  2nd Place Prize 500 Reward Points 3rd & 4th Place Prize 250 Reward Points

#eNgLiShTrAnSlAtIoNPlS #PostSMOUReplaysFFS #SetWins>Points>H2H> #Drama #FuckBreaks #ShameQualified #ChinaAUndefeated #AwardsSoon #FUCCUP #everhowis World Cup Standings and Schedule: https://challonge.com/es/WorldCup3PokeMMO2020 Suspension(s): ----- As a reminder: SUBSTITUTIONS: SCHEDULING A MATCH: Playoffs Round 1 Belgium 3 - 3 China A OU - Jawaax VS mentalsoft UU - Mkns VS MamoswineZ NU - Kriliin VS MullenYu LC - Stelian VS Ahpool Doubles - IMat make me a sig VS bfu SMOU - LLLLiolae VS Starmind TIEBREAKER: Mexico 4 - 1 Peru B OU - WallsLife VS xLuneth UU - KokenoCastro VS zAnderson NU - MexiDany VS ZDFire LC - Baneadito VS Hernjet Doubles - Crisscy VS AngelosRed SMOU - CamiiNeko VS Huargensy Spain 0 - 4 Columbia A OU - Kiwkidd VS Brianattackpro UU - Killuminatis VS Enchanteur NU - Busso VS JamesFaul LC - XondeX VS Dreico Doubles - Zigh VS iJulianFNT SMOU - Jorgefirebolt VS Zeldris Rest of Asia 0 - 5 Argentina A OU - xMikasaAckerman VS LKrenz UU - Frosteye VS azzazz NU - SweetForU VS Souu LC - dinofish VS Wiriketchup (Activity) Doubles - InuYashaL VS GasaiYunoSan SMOU - slavicmedicine VS BranYT Deadline Sunday June 21th 8PM EDT If any want sub, last day Friday 5PMEDT

30 day donator expired last night, 11th OT

did u try typing out your appeal in caps?

ABOUT THIS EVENT This event is a story with puzzles that players need to solve in order to continue. With a 10 Million prize for the player who finishes the story, this event will last for at least one month, with multiple chapters for the story, and multiple puzzles. ONGOING : Introduction A Strange Inscription RULES AND GENERAL INFORMATIONS To participate in this event, you just need to post in the event threads, and do quests in-game. You only need the whole Kanto region unlocked to fully complete the event. The Ruin Maniac will regularly do new discoveries (every week) The Ruin Maniac will reward players for their help during the hunt (for each new post). The Ruin Maniac will reward 10 M $ to the player that completes the event first. Some puzzles may need players to spend money (not much - they will be reimbursed through prizes each round). Everything that requires to send anything can be sent to IGN : RuinManiacVonG. He will send you back whatever you sent him most of the time, along with some reward. STAFF This event was created by Poufilou. Available Staff for this event : Poufilou TheFrenchiestFry Cali Revz Good luck to everyone ! The event will start Sunday 17 January . We are accepting donations for the prize pool, feel free to send me mail about sponsoring this event ! Prize Pool : 3M / 10M Credits to Kole for the banner

Details Automated Tournament | Single Battle | 128 Players | 6v6 UU | Bracket Date & Time Sunday, 28th June 2020 3pm UTC | 11am EST | 12pm BRT | Time Zone Converter Registration Registrations will open 15 minutes prior to the tournament. You can register by clicking on the PvP menu option (Masterball icon) and then select "Tournament Signup". You may only enter on one account. Clauses Evasion / Sleep / OHKO / Unique Species / Self-KO / OP Item Tournament Clauses Explained UU Ban List 1st Place Prize Shiny GIFT Yanma Your choice of nature, two moves, with IVs 2x31 & 4x25 & 1,300 Reward Points 2nd Place Prize 700 Reward Points 3rd & 4th Place Prize 250 Reward Points 5th - 8th Place Prize 125 Reward Points

Don't Feed Bears [Untiered] Depois do primeiro Tour Untiered organizado por Sintatic e Bertolomeu no formato draft, chega o segundo mas desta vez de forma livre. Acreditamos que muito em breve será mais valorizada esta parte do untiered, ou será criada uma tier para usar muitos destes pokémons "esquecidos", então mãos à obra e vamos breedar esses pokémons! Detalhes Tournament | Single Battle | 6v6 (Untiered) Data Sábado, 27 de Junho de 2020 Horário 14:00 BRT (Time Zone Converter) Prêmio de 1º Lugar Teddiursa Ver resto dos prémios e mais detalhes (Clique aqui)

HYPE

Hi guys, The group stage has officially ended. All matches were updated, where we received info about any attempts of contact- we gave activity wins. Where there was no information about the match whatsoever and if it wouldn't affect the standings, we marked the match as No Contest. I need to apologize to you guys as I made a really big fuckup in the post where I listed the teams which will advance into playoffs. My biggest apology goes to Venezuela B players- I'm terribly sorry guys, due to the fact that Rest of Asia has won their week, they jumped on the 1st place, pushing 2 other teams beneath them (Set wins tiebreaker). I'm really, really sorry about this mistake and it's all on me, I should've done a simulation earlier to see this coming. MM has messaged me about it when I was sleeping and I've contacted the Captains on the Discord right after I woke up. This is the correct playoffs bracket. The delay in posting the week is due to the mistake I made, as we would like to give more time to Argentina, Belgium and China A to alter their lineups if they wish. Once again, I'm really sorry for that stupid mistake. I got no excuses. Finally, due to the fact that group stage is over, we will be handing over invidivual prizes in the following cathegories: Best OU Best UU Best NU Best Doubles Best LC Best SMOU Breakout Player MVP And 4 mystery cathegories which we decided to throw in for various reasons. You'll know what we're talking about when they will be announced. These will be announced and handed over probably during the weekend. Playoffs round 1 will begin as soon as we will receive all lineups from Captains.

Gl all who are playing

Because it would be incredibly unfair for players who played for a team that didn't qualify for playoffs, yet they made an exceptional performance.

The first sentence we heard when we were born was SRIF, so I didn't bother including it.

Press the star icon next to move as shown: You'll be prompted with list of hotkey slots: You can select any of those to assign the move. Same for other moves like dig etc.

MULTISCALE U L T I S C A L E

MathewGG vs Wiri

I would like to thank my mother for giving birth to me. (look at this God Lin whispering me in /dnd)

most useful thread ever

idk encounters 27 OT LussyNL (Alt account)

Hello, I don't play that much anymore, and am too much of a scrub to actively participate in competitive play. So whenever I log on, I often just try to beat any of the E4's as fast as I can for as little cost possible. This became somewhat of an innocent but interesting challenge for me after Baton Pass got nerfed. It's not hard to beat the level 100 E4's, but can you make it a (somewhat) profitable alternative to most of the other, mostly boring, money making methods? I finished some 250 runs, and found some strategies that bring me predictable results and nice chunks of money/BP without it costing too much time. I have no doubt that there are better approaches though, making me curious what you guys came up with. In short: what is your strategy to milk E4 runs? Cheers! PS: If It's interesting for you guys, I will add my strategy for beating E4's. But I feel I might be the only nerd interested in this :P

take take

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@suigin see add fairy types

One can also have no dono + link with someone who used shiny charm (5%), or dono + link with shiny charm (10% + 5%) So if you intended to include all possible rates, I think you should add those as well. Otherwise remove the either in above sentence. Also shiny charms don't stack in any way. Good job with the guide

Thx bro, anytime again!

+rep very very fast + good prices. 10/10

Legendary pokemon system is made to balance the PvP system. Adding them will break the balance, But the staffs also said that some legendary Pokemon's may be added in future. In My Opinion Breeding system is already awesome. No need to edit anything.

Ill be posting round 1 of Playoffs Monday Night.

thanks to all who participate to "Draconid Misters" Congratulations to the winners: IIV - 157pts Otsusukilndra - 143pts (xx:19 catched minute) Awkways - 143pts (xx:22 catched minute) BrunoMarin - 138pts

Hi, first post here Just want to start with a big thank to the team, the game is awesome I've been playing for hours since I discovered it. I wanted to suggest a level system for players, based on the trainer card of the original game. The basic idea is you start at level 0, each time you finish the storyline of a region you pass next level (so up to level 4) and then one last level when you complete the national pokedex. I don't know the entire game so maybe some more levels could be added, linked to PvP accomplishments or else. The level you are at would be displayed just next to your name on the map, either with the actual number or with a logo (medal, star, etc...). The benefit is double : first, you get a nice award for accomplishing stuff in the game and can show it off. Second, and most important, it helps identify potential opponents for random duels ! As a new player the problem is I don't know who to challenge when I'm playing for the first time, since there's players of all levels, and probably a majority of high level players since the game has been up for a while. I often ended up challenging a guy who burnt to a crisp my poor level 20 pokemons with his full IV/EV competitive team. Not whining about losing here, it's just I think it would help make the game feel more like a MMO if the random dueling of people you pass by was less of a russian roulette. Nevertheless the game is still great, it's just a little idea I had to improve interaction between low level players. Cheers

你好，无论是否同一邮箱，只要是你本人的账户就没有问题。 祝您游戏愉快！

收闪光伊布，请有意者请联系Elenzard。

For normal trainers, you can rebattle them every six hours.

Hello! This has been my workaround to this little annoyance OP speaks of! I rename the pokemon I catch using "31" and then H, A, D, XA, XD, or S. So if I'm just looking for 31's, I can highlight all of them by only typing 31, or if I would like a specific stat, I can type in the corresponding letter. While it is a little tedious, the renaming is done in the time that the next encounter is loading up, so I find it worth my while. Hope this helps OP and anyone else out there catching for breeding purposes!

Can't staff get involved and punish these blacklisters since this would count as scamming?

Hi everyone, The next game update will feature a wide list of changes for PvP players. This will include a general balancing patch, refinement of most PvP systems in the game, and refinement of management tasks like move tutoring. ==== Automated PVP Updates Matchmaking will see a suite of changes, including updated reward structures, a seasonal based matchmaking ELO system, and features to encourage more tier participation. For reward structures, we have shifted the BP-based rewards to a streak-based approach. Over the years, we've been hesitant to include an automated Forfeit function in structured PvP due to the potential of encouraging poor quality matches where people forfeit while a match is still winnable. To counter this, players are now more encouraged to stay in a match at risk of losing their streak bonus, and additional bonuses are given if you're fighting an especially well ranked player. Matchmaking ELO decay has been another problem which we let stagnate over the years, which will be resolved by a season system for ELO. Seasons will last 3 months (the first season after the update's deployment will be slightly shorter due to updating in the middle of a season) and will perform a hard reset of ELO once over. Each Season will be capped off by an automated tournament exclusive to the top players of each tier's leaderboard, winners of which will receive exclusive items. To encourage UU/NU tier participation, we've introduced exclusive rewards for all tiers. Players may now also queue for multiple tiers in Matchmaking simultaneously, with a battle box assigned to each tier. Automated Tournaments have seen some attention. Tournament rewards will be more versatile in their choices, allowing for Gender selection & selectable IVs with any value (0~31). PokeMMO's Game Masters may also choose to give stacks of items, vanity items, or BP in future tournaments too. (Note that these changes only apply to future tournaments, not ones which have already been scheduled, or rewards which have been already mailed to players). On the small side, players will now be able to spectate others while queueing for matchmaking & tournaments with no fear of missing their queue. We'll now automatically shift from Spectate mode to Battle mode when a match is found. Battle Boxes are now also less terrible to manage, and can be assigned and changed more easily in the PC UI. ==== Generation 8 Updates With the introduction of Gen 8, many moves have had updated functionality increasing their versatility. Move changes will be included where applicable (Teleport, Rapid Spin, Healing Wish, Fling, and Howl), as well as ability changes (Intimidate, Moody) and egg group updates for a few species trees. This changeset also introduces Gens 1 & 2 TM moves to the relevant species, and Gen 7 changes which we'd omitted until now, including Gen7-3 (LGPE) movepools and missing mechanical changes to Gengar's ability, and the Prankster ability. Movepools for all species have been updated in some way or another, and the changes are far too numerous to note. In general, Gen 8 has priority over all other changes, then additional moves are processed from there. ==== Movepool Management Updates Those knowledgeable with earlier Gens & Gen 8 will notice that we are introducing a slew of new TMs- over 100, actually. This large bulk of items necessitated that we look at how we can better the move learning systems, and we've focused on streamlining the gain of renewable moves. Each region will now host an NPC in every healing center you come across, which will offer to teach you all of the Tutor moves that a region can offer, if you've acquired 8 badges in that region. 4 Shard-based "Regional Move Master" tutors are present in the game, 1 for each region, allowing you to learn regional-exclusive moves for a Shard+Item-based feed. Each of them is also accompanied by a Move Deleter & Relearner NPC. Prices for Relearners will also now more properly reflect the value of the move being relearned. All regions now have a store which will sell every TM in the game in their respective department stores, after you've completed its storyline. Redundant tutor data for all tutors has been removed, meaning no more TM / Tutor overlap. For GBA areas, NPCs with single-move move tutor scripts (e.g. Dream Eater) will now simply give untradeable TMs. Older Shard tutors have been removed entirely, and their moves redistributed as either TMs or into the newer Shard tutors. Overall, we feel it should be much easier to keep track of and learn. ==== This overview is not comprehensive, but covers the most important things we'll be changing this update. We're currently finalizing everything and expect to release it in early July. We hope you'll enjoy. Thanks for reading

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Phase 2 searching shiny duskull (mission completed) idk encounters 25 OT LussyNL (Alt account)

Details Automated Tournament | Single Battle | 64 Players | 6v6 LC | Bracket Date & Time Monday, 25th May 2020 1PM UTC | 9AM ET Time Zone Converter Registration Registrations will open 15 minutes prior to the tournament. You can register by clicking on the PvP menu option (Masterball icon) and then select "Tournament Signup". You may only enter on one account. Clauses Evasion / Sleep / OHKO / Unique Species / Self-KO / OP Item Tournament Clauses Explained LC Ban List Banned Moves Banned Ability 1st Place Prize GIFT Gible Your choice of nature, 4 moves, with IVs 6x31 & 1,000 Reward Points 2nd Place Prize 500 Reward Points 3rd & 4th Place Prize 250 Reward Points

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Features Platinum The Sinnoh region is now available. Storyline content for this region has been completed, but several post-game areas (e.g. Battle Frontier) are currently in development. This region requires a Platinum ROM file. PvP Battle Boxes are now available in the PC for inventory management. Battle Box parties may be used wherever PvP is possible. "Normal"-type duels no longer affect overworld party statuses / HP. They now behave as temporary battles, in the same way as Tournament Mode / Matchmaking battles. Added a "Forfeit" button for PvP battles Consumed held items are now automatically replaced when consumed in PvP. General The VS Seeker now automatically broadcasts NPC rematch statuses when loading into a map The VS Seeker item's function has been removed. It will be reimplemented with a different function at a later date. Added effects for the held items: Red Card, Eject Button, Micle Berry. Red Card and Eject Button are now available from BP vendors. This completes battle held item support for Gen 5. Added Sky Drop This completes move support for Gen 5. Added TMs for: Leech Life, Nature Power TMs are now region-agnostic, and are available with all levels of ROM file support. Previously Gen 3 / Gen 4-exclusive TMs are now available in several shops throughout the world. Swarms now show species in the overworld. Swarms no longer adjust encounter tables. Battle sprites now render at higher internal resolutions. To adjust this scaling, see the Front/Back Battle Sprite Render Scale options in the Video tab of the Settings menu. Dex updates: Wild encounter information in the Dex should now be much more accurate, now shows Hordes, and now shows time blocks (Morning/Day/Night) for species if applicable. Forms are now shown in the Dex. Added Item Finder functionality Rare Candies can now induce evolution if the target is lv. 100 Added Icy / Moss Rock evolution areas to Kanto/Hoenn Balancing Baton Pass will no longer pass stat stages Encounter rates of species and hordes for all regions have been rebalanced EXP gained from the Daycare has been reduced from 60% to 20% Daycares can no longer violate regional badge cap restrictions when picking up a target. If excess XP is given, it will be stored and available after the next badge is completed Many species will now learn some moves "on evolution". These are marked in the Dex under the "EVOLVE" category, and can be relearned through a Move Relearner Watchog EV yields updated from 1ATK->2ATK Honey Gather Honey items are now untradeable Storyline script-based wild encounters can no longer be shiny This only affects wild encounters which are triggered by NPCs in the overworld, e.g. the Snorlax blocking the road on Kanto/Route 12 HM items' moves may no longer replace other HM moves Wild encounters may now always cast Fling, even if the item doesn't have a fling power Miscellaneous When sending mail, the person receiving the letter must now have been online within the past month Rival names have been removed. Rivals will now use default names depending on your language. Max member counts for player ranks in Teams have been removed. Original Trainer names will now be updated to match the player's current name. If names match but trainer ids do not match, the original trainer name will be replaced with "Unknown OT" PokeMMO now uses lwjgl3 for graphics APIs (previously: lwjgl2). HDPI monitors should be better supported This also allows support for certain Java 11+ environments. This primarily affects modern Linux distributions which distribute Java 11/Java 13 as default-jdk Experimental Linux arm32/arm64 support. Windows XP and Windows Vista are now deprecated platforms. Support for these platforms may be removed at a later date. The minimum macOS version is now 10.9.5+ (from 10.7.5+) Bug Fixes Many errors with skill data have been fixed. This primarily affected: SPECIAL/EGG-move deduplication (for new TMs, and legacy SPECIAL/EGG moves becoming more available) TM/TUTOR propagation (where applicable) Removed an erroneous tutor from the Weavile tree Fixed Shedinja's PREVO_MOVES block Sinnoh-dependent EGG moves are now possible to see / breed Fixed Volt Tackle display for the Pikachu family Many errors with skill animations have been fixed: This primarily affected unsupported motion types for some skills, e.g. Ember Also adds support for many status ailment skill animations Improved zoom levels in GBA areas with varying resolutions Held items are now automatically removed when a target is released in the PC Fixed repel counts not being correctly displayed when logging in Rare Candies can no longer be used if the target has stored XP Fixed fanfare sfx not resuming music if sfx volume was off Android: Fixed an issue where some icons would grow bigger every time an object was moved between PC slots Fixed an issue where, if a target was holding an Everstone, and it was temporarily removed from battle (through e.g. Thief/Knock Off/etc.), it would not prevent evolution Fixed an issue where untradeable seeds could not be planted Added a confirmation prompt when releasing from a PC, via a Summary window. This and existing Release confirmation dialogues now also default to "No". Fixed Fling cast restrictions Fling can now fling items which have no battle effect, e.g. Potions. Unnerve no longer restricts Fling / Natural Gift Fixed Binding Band's % description Fixed an issue where, if an NPC-owned Illusion ability owner were knocked out in one hit, its Illusion would never break Fixed Water / Fire / Grass Pledge ally message targeting Fixed Water / Fire / Grass Pledge secondary effect invocation Previously, this was based on speed. Now it will invoke a secondary effect depending on its typing (Fire > Grass > Water > Fire..) Water / Fire / Grass Pledge combo skills will now invoke immediately after the first skill, instead of waiting for speed Fixed an issue where, if Pluck / Bug Bite were used, and the target were knocked into HP activation range for a berry, the berry would activate instead of being stolen by the attacker Fixed an issue where continuous cast moves (e.g. Rollout) would not be cancelled properly when Interrupted This primarily affected status ailments, e.g. Paralyze, and Disable-type effects Fixed Thrash applying confusion if the Thrash were interrupted Encore will now last for 3 skill casts, instead of 3 turns Previously, Encore could have its effectiveness reduced if the caster were slower than the target Moves with special secondary effects, e.g. Volt Switch / U-Turn, will now behave properly when invoked by Moves Which Call Other Moves (Metronome/Sleep Talk/etc.) Fixed a deadlock which could occur if attempting to Fly from certain bike-restricted maps Fixed safari flee rates for many species Held Items which trigger on HP / Status Ailment conditions (primarily berries) may now activate immediately when stolen or given by an opponent, if the appropriate condition is met Some Gen 5 species can now be used as followers (Affects Munna/Musharna/Victini/Patrat/Petilil/Minccino/Krokorok/Zorua/Cottonee/Deerling/Keldeo) When arriving in Hoenn by boat, players will now be placed outside the building

[Guía] Diccionario de palabras | Pokémon competitivo Introducción al lenguaje competitivo No les ha pasado alguna vez que alguien está comentando un combate pokémon y no se enteran de lo que dice porque escribe cosas extrañas o menciona palabras raras? Si eres nuevo en pokémon competitivo seguramente te haya pasado más de una vez y seguro que has preguntado a más de una persona que significaba tal cosa porque no la entendías. Seguramente lo que tu compañero está escribiendo no es idioma orco sino palabras usadas habitualmente en el lenguaje de pokémon competitivo. Mayormente la gente habla o escribe así para ahorrar decir palabras completas que podrían ser bastante más largas o difíciles de explicar. Lo que pretendo con esta guía es hacer algo más entendible para ustedes este idioma Competitivo y así quitaros algunas de las dudas que puedes tener debido a esto. Antes de jugar Stats: Son las estadísticas crudas que tiene un pokémon (Ataque, Ataque especial, Velocidad, Etcétera). EV's/PE: En inglés Effort Values (EVs) / en español puntos de esfuerzo (PE) son unas estadísticas de cada Pokémon a nivel individual que indican el esfuerzo invertido en potenciar cada una de las características de combate (puntos de salud, ataque, defensa, ataque especial, defensa especial y velocidad) de un Pokémon. Es uno de los principales datos a tener en cuenta al entrenar Pokémon, ya que determina el nivel de cada característica de combate del Pokémon en comparación con el resto de individuos de la misma especie. IV's: Individual values o valores individuales en la Genética Pokemon. De ellos depende que tu pokémon pueda ser max stats o no, así mismo esto puede modificarse en la crianza pokemon, Cada Pokémon posee un valor individual para cada una de sus seis estadísticas (PS, ataque, defensa, ataque especial, defensa especial, velocidad). Ese valor va desde 0 hasta 31. Shiny: Son variaciones de Pokémon que presentan un color especial y único. En sí es una alteración genética extremadamente rara. La denominación variocolor o brillante parte del tratamiento del juego hacia ellos: cuando son enviados a combate un halo de estrellas los cubre y hace que brillen. No son más que una versión alternativa de otro color de la especie normal de ese mismo Pokémon. Dependiendo de la versión en la que estemos, tendrán diferentes cualidades. Todos los Pokémon variocolores reciben la marca en su pantalla de datos. Palabras básicas dentro del juego Seguramente estas sean las palabras que más escuchaste o Viste dentro de este mundo y las cuales yo encuentro fundamentales. GL: Equivale a "Good Luck" en inglés, significa buena suerte y se suele decir como gesto cordial antes de empezar el combate. HF: Have fun, diviertete traducido al Español. GG: Significa Good game, significa buen juego o buena partida, con lo cual te está diciendo que has jugado bien. Hax: Es el factor suerte en el mundo competitivo. Si alguien te congela con rayo hielo está teniendo hax. META: Most Effective Tactic Available. Como su nombre lo indica, se refiere a las tácticas usadas mayormente por su efectividad y eficiencia, sin gastar muchos recursos; lo que es meta también se considera lo más popular por estas mismas razones. OHKO: One Hit Knock Out. Se dice esta expresión cuando uno de tus movimientos mata de un golpe al rival o viceversa. Se dice 2HKO cuando lo mata de 2, 3HKO de 3... STAB: Cuando uno de los movimientos de tu pokémon coincide con su tipo recibe una potencia extra del 50%. A esta potencia ganada se la denomina STAB, por ejemplo cometa draco de Kingdra recibe stab al ser de tipo dragón. Tiers Tier es el nombre que se da a la clasificación por sus stats, habilidad, movimientos que aprende y uso de todos los Pokémon existentes en su uso competitivo. Las Tiers varían a lo largo de cada generación y cada equis tiempo puede haber cambios en las Tiers, ya sea porque un Pokémon suba a una Tier superior o baje a una inferior. Ubers: En estas reglas se pueden usar todo tipo de pokémon incluidos los legendarios como por ejemplo Algunos Legendarios. Normalmente en esta tier se usan pokémon con stats muy elevados y no dan opciones a juego a otros. OU/Standard: Over Used son posiblemente las más usadas y comunes por lo tanto se le pone de nombre también "standard". Busco battle standard significa que busca un combate 6 vs 6 individual con todos los pokémon permitidos menos los "uber" dichos anteriormente. Con OU también se pueden referir a una lista de pokémon (Over used) más usados del metagame. UU: Under used. Pokémon que no se usan tanto como los OU. NU: Never used. Pokémon nunca usados en competitivo (lo de nunca usados no hay que tomárselo al pie de la letra ya que tú puedes llevar perfectamente un equipo hecho de NU contra uno de OU y ganar) LC: Little cup o copa fantasía. Se usan pokémon de la tier NFE al nivel 5. Algunos pokémon de esa tier están prohibidos. Tipos de equipos pokémon Offense/Ofensiva: Equipos hechos básicamente para atacar. Stall: Equipos que se centran en la defensa de los pokémon, en ir dañando al rival con ataques como tóxico e ir cambiando de pokémon para contrarrestar sus ataques. Balanced: Como el nombre lo dice, son equipos balanceados, tienen un poco de ofensivos y un poco de defensivos. Baton Pass: Equipos centrados en la subida de características hasta pasarlas a un pokémon con el movimiento relevo y así derrotar el equipo rival. Clear skies: Un equipo sin clima. Sun: Un equipo basado en el clima soleado o que tiene un pokémon que lo invoca. Rain: Equipo basado en la lluvia o que tiene un pokémon que lo invoca. Sand: Equipo basado en tormenta de arena o que tiene un pokémon que lo invoca. Hail: Equipo basado en granizo o que tiene un pokémon que lo invoca. Términos generales en los pokémon Sweeper: Atacante. Puede ser physical sweeper (físico) , special sweeper (especial) o mixed sweeper (mixto, usa ataques físicos y especiales). Wall: Muralla. Pokémon con buenas defensas que resista bien. Lead: Es el pokémon que se suele sacar primero a la hora de combatir. Suicide lead: El primer pokémon del equipo que suele llevar el movimiento trampa rocas o púas y una vez puestas trata de explotar o hacer ataques fuertes aún él siendo débil para llevarse algún pokémon del rival sin la importancia de Desmayarse. Entry hazards: Los 3 ataques que hacen que el rival se dañe cuando sale. Trampa rocas, púas y púas tóxicas. Phazer: Un pokémon que tiene un movimiento que hace que el rival cambie de pokémon (rugido, cola dragón, remolino..) para así dañarlo con las rocas o evitar que se suba las características. Boost: Se denomina así a la subida de las características; una vez gyarados hace danza dragón recibe un boost en speed y atack. Priority move: Un ataque que reciba prioridad ante el resto como por ejemplo ataque rápido o puño bala. Outspeed: Superar con tu pokémon la velocidad de tu oponente. Speed tie: Cuando dos pokémon se enfrentan y tienen la misma velocidad. El que gane el empate será el pokémon que haya atacado primero. Cleric: Pokémon que usan movimientos de cura hacia el equipo como campana cura. Annoyer: Pokémon que se sacar para fastidiar la estrategia del rival con ataques como fuego fatuo que les baja el ataque. Hazer: Pokémon que utilizan movimientos para neutralizar los stats del rival una vez subidos. Wisher: Pokémon que utilizan el movimiento deseo para curar el team. Spinner: Estos pokémon son los que llevan Giro rápido para poder quitar las entry hazards del rival. Spin Blocker: Un pokémon de tipo fantasma destinado a evitar que hagan giro rápido y quiten las rocas. Baton passer: Pokémon que utilizan el movimiento relevo para pasar stats subidos. Trapper: Pokémon que hacen que el rival no pueda cambiar. (Wobbuffet, Magnezone magnet pull, Dugtrio..) Se le pone el perish delante si el pokémon que te ha puesto la trampa ha usado el movimiento canto mortal (perish song). Revenge killer: un pokémon que sale directamente a matar a los pokémon del rival, los cuales generalmente tienen la mitad de la vida o menos del 100%. Wall breaker: Pokémon que sale a romper las walls del rival. Dual screener: Pokémon que usan los movimientos reflejo y pantalla luz. Bulky: Pokémon que está hecho para aguantar bien los ataques pero a diferencia de la wall, él ha aguantado el ataque por tocar ciertos evs o por habilidades. Core/Perfect core: Elegir unos pokémon que se cubran a si mismos. Por ejemplo Chansey-Gliscor y Jellicent es una core. Cuando esa no tiene ninguna debilidad o es de 6 pokémon se la llama perfect core. Movesets Curser: Pokémon que ataca a partir del movimiento maldición. Dragon dancer: Pokémon que ataca a partir del movimiento danza dragón. Subpuncher: Pokémon que usa el movimiento sustituto + puño certero. Subsalac: Pokémon que usa sustituto para activar la baya aslac y poder atacar con más velocidad. Subpetaya: pokémon que usa sustituto para activar la baya yapati y poder atacar con más ataque especial. Subreversal: Pokémon que utiliza sustituto con inversión. Sleeptalker: Pokémon con el movimiento sonámbulo. Normalmente van acompañados de rest (descanso). ChestoRest: Estos utilizan la combinación de descanso + baya atania. Swords dancer: Pokémon que ataca a partir del movimiento danza espada. Substitute + 3 atacks: Si tenéis dudas un Machamp como ejemplo (Sustituto, Roca Afilada, Puño hielo y Puñodinamico). Tyraniboah: Un set de Tyranitar en el que se usa con sustituto, puño certero y algún ataque especial como lanzallamas o rayo. Choice scarfer/bander/specs: Pokémon que lleva equipado pañuelo elegido,cinta elegida o gafas elegidas. Agiligross: Set de metagross basado en el movimiento agilidad y luego atacar. Crocurselax: Snorlax con maldición, descanso y sonámbulo. Paraflinch: Un movimiento que tenga un tanto por ciento de retroceso una vez el pokémon rival esté paralizado (Togekiss). SubCM: Sustituto + paz mental. Subseed: Sustituto + drenadoras. Subroost: sustituto + respiro. Movimientos y objetos BB/Bbird: Pájaro osado Bpunch: puño bala. CB/CBand: Cinta elegida. CC: A bocajarro. CM: Paz mental. Scarf: Pañuelo elegido. Specs: Gafas elegidas. DD: Danza dragón. SD: Danza espada. Dmeteor: Cometa draco. HP + tipo: Poder oculto. Double screen: Pantalla luz y reflejo. EQ: Terremoto. Leftis/Lefties: Restos. LO: Vidasfera. NP: Maquinación. SE/Sedge/St.edge: Roca afilada. SR: Trampa rocas. Tspikes: Púas tóxicas. Twave: Onda trueno. Tbolt: Rayo. Sub: sustituto. Twind: Viento afín. WoW: Fuego fatuo. Hasta aquí mi guía sobre el vocabulario en pokémon competitivo. Espero que les guste. Iré editando según vea fallos o existan más palabras. Si tienes alguna palabra puedes sugerirme en comentarios. Saludos

Tbh, they should nerf this. Getting 3 free tms with little effort for every alt a person can have can possibly ruin entirely this game economy.