Lumiere

IGN: zLumiere / iRusher (old nickname) Motivation: I have been one of the most active PvP players in the game in the last year, won almost everything I wanted with my teammates, making a strong team by recruiting people, reviving and captaining NORE to be the best team around in 2023. My knowledge of the community is solid, also, I think my ability to build decent teams by drafting players is very good since I gained ton of experience because I farmed all the minor leagues I managed. I believe that I have shown that I’m very capable when it comes to leading teams, and I want to take on the hardest challenge of doing so in the Official PSL. All in all, my main motivation to be a manager here is to win this and prove to the community what I am capable of. I’m going to take this very seriously and try my best as always. Also helping with some dramas as needed. Sorry for late sign up but still on the deadline time. Fluff: There are many crybabies that I need to close their mouths. #CheatingRat PSL seasons in which you participated as a player: PSL XV PSL seasons in which you participated as a manager: None How much will you/have you donate(d) to PSL XIV: About 7m if im chosen ig

What is this? This is a discussion thread for the community to share their opinion of Dugtrio's presence in the PokeMMO OverUsed (OU) tier and the impact of its ability Arena Trap. What to know? Dugtrio and its ability is a controversial topic in PokeMMO, with discussion often flipping back and forth on whether it is broken, uncompetitive, unhealthy for the meta or even a thing that shouldn't be considered for a ban. All this discussion largely comes from Arena Trap, invalidating some susceptible Pokemon in the tier which die as it is pivoted by a U-turn / Volt Switch, predicted switch, a revenge killer, or even in a direct switch helped by Focus Sash. Trap is a unique strategy that can be incredibly infuriating for opponents, but a strategy nevertheless. Dugtrio is effective in balanced, offensive and mostly stall teams, and its unique speed tier with access to priority can keep hyper-offensive teams and overpowered threats in check. Dugtrio's capability to eliminate threats for its teammates is incredibly amazing, making many sweepers in the game more reckless than they should, is capable of taking off the map common counters of various Pokemon such as Togekiss, Espeon, Reuniclus, Volcarona, Gengar, Xatu, Shedinja (most common allies of Dugtrio), so we get great synergy and cores when teambuilding around this ability because it makes more restrictive the options to deal with the allies of Dugtrio. Explaining all this context, Dugtrio + Arena Trap is being considered for a possible ban from the Over-Used Tier. It currently meets several banworthy definitions, whether that is uncompetitive (invalidates certain elements of play), unhealthy (restricts the meta), or Uber-support (makes very easier other Pokemon to sweep). Noteworthy sets: Standard Set (Focus Sash): - Earthquake - Stone Edge - Reversal / Sucker Punch - Stealth Rock / Swords Dance Choice Set (Choice Band): - Earthquake - Stone Edge - Aerial Ace / Pursuit - Sucker Punch Damage calculations when trapping: (common spreads in the tier) Give us ur input!

Hi there! Trying to sell this mon with special OT from the admin Kyu This was a reward for the best players in PSL XV, im just helping to sell Info: I'll read offers, not replying "how much?", If I consider one good enough im taking it Thanks!

0 SpA Rotom-Wash Volt Switch vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Empoleon: 60-72 (31.4 - 37.6%) -- 0% chance to 3HKO after Leftovers recovery Defog on Empo means +2, if Rotom its already chipped you win the trade, also you can carry toxic or roost in the volt switch, Empoleon most common teammates are Gliscor & Amoonguss for some reason aswell, so you can deal vs other Rotom sets like Specs/Scarf. Also it mostly run shuca berry to win the trade vs other Stealth Rock setters with Ice Beam if no Toxic. I suggest playing more the tier before you talking, it seems you can't take a single comment or read properly since I just said Empo its good for OU, and everyone said it because it not only checks Hydrei like what you try to say.

zLumiere OT gege (rip Vulpix, I was rushing this T-T)

Empoleon has the same 3% usage since it got added Competitive as hidden ability. That makes it a great Stealth Rock set up mon. If u never looked at the tier and can't see that Empoleon makes so much great cores in the current OU meta then u are not playing this at all. That's the answer and the "true" situation of it. Stop.

This is not the place for that topic. Empoleon received many boosts that made it a good OU mon, it can deal with ton of threats in OU, not only Hydreigon. Its raising in usage due to Hydreigon? Yes, but not only for it, so ur argument its just wrong. Please stop, this is how meta, usage and tiering works.

Ur asking for too much 🙂 Ladder rewards shouldn't be that perfect, thats why 2x31 4x29 its fine, its at least "usable" since they are "free" Making CC's 6x31 its just a bad idea, they are not even official tournaments and the 6x31 official tournaments would lose their purpose

It should improve just ladder rewards from 2x31 4x25 to 2x31 4x29 (current CC's reward but quite imperfect) and the CC rewards should update from 2x31 4x29 to 3x31 3x28 so at least they will be "useful" mons and not stuff to keep forgotten in the PC because they are too bad to get played and also it wont "ruin" the economy.

[NORE] NoRematch Registered Players: iRusher, CarolML, YaserAl, IHasvik, YJos, LeJovi, Flacusaurio, xxLazaro, Toxicz, JorgeFirebolt, Axoa, Pablobacas, Edstorm, zKuroko, Alaniz Team Captain: iRusher

What is this? This is a discussion thread for the community to share their opinion about the movement Draco Meteor implemented to Hydreigon, which is making it one of the OU main threats due to its great versatility and destructive power. What to know? Since the addition of Draco Meteor, Hydreigon has become one of the biggest threats in the OU tier. Very few mons can reliably check it due to its amazing movepool and variety of movesets to pick, in addition the destructive damage that does with Draco Meteor. It also got boosted with the addition of Stealth Rock which can make it a great entry hazard setter. It can assume many roles as Sweeper / Speed Control / Entry Hazard and even Wallbreaker. The most noteworthy sets are as below: Noteworthy sets 1.- Choice Item (Choice Specs / Choice Scarf) - Draco Meteor - Flamethrower - Dark Pulse / Focus Blast - U-turn 2.- Special Sweeper (Leftovers / Haban Berry) - Draco Meteor - Focus Blast / Flamethrower - Substitute / Stealth Rock - Nasty Plot 3.- Mixed Sweeper (Life Orb / Scope Lens) - Draco Meteor - Superpower - Flamethrower / Roost / Taunt - Work Up / Focus Energy Damage calculations: (common spreads in the tier) Vs Offensive: Vs Defensive: Please discuss about this mon and the movement Be respectful when giving your opinion Give us ur input!

Yes, sorry for late response All compendium guides: OU: https://forums.pokemmo.com/index.php?/topic/162835-ou-pvp-sample-sets-compendium/ UU: https://forums.pokemmo.com/index.php?/topic/162873-uu-pvp-sample-sets-compendium/ NU: https://forums.pokemmo.com/index.php?/topic/163400-nu-pvp-sample-sets-compendium/

[NORE] NoRematch Registered Players: iRusher, CarolML, YaserAl, IHasvik, YJos, LeJovi, Flacum, xxLazaro, Toxicz, JorgeFirebolt, Axoa, Pablobacas, Edstorm, xLunethx, Alaniz Team Captain: iRusher

I'll add it just as alternative nature

Nombre del equipo: Diclofenaco Capitán: iRusher Jugadores: Pablobacas, iRusher, CarolML, Onraider, Axoa, Yezuke, IHasvik, YJos, Gasyflour, TheDH Suplentes: Flacum, FancyFootwerk Porristas: SuzuneH, EsilRadiru, zAletheia, stairway, xEnkii, JustaChamp

Note: Moveset of few mons have been updated to Gen 9-2 DLC Movepool.

Note: Moveset of few mons have been updated to Gen 9-2 DLC Movepool.

[NORE] NoRematch Registered Players: iRusher, CarolML, Yezuke, IHasvik, YJos, Shellicent, Flacum, xxLazaro, Toxicz, JorgeFirebolt, Axoa, Titinn, Edstorm, xLunethx, Alaniz Team Captain: iRusher

Announcement: This thread now has a sub-guide for UT Pokémon that are useful in NU. Enjoy!

Added! I might ask if this can be posted and stay in Competition Alley, If its possible ill work on it!

Hello community! Welcome to the [UT] PvP Sample Sets Compendium sub-guide. The purpose of this thread is to provide players an easy-to-understand compendium of sample strategies of UT Pokémons used in NU. Notes: - This only contains information about sets that I thought would be useful for new players to use. - These Pokémon strategies are basic and correspond to probably the most standard things that are used in NU from UT. - Remember, EV spreads may vary depending on what is most suitable for your own team. Any kind of suggestions are welcome as it was quite a tiring job and I definitely missed some stuff. UT Basic Sets: (listed in Pokédex number order) 003.- Charizard: 012.- Butterfree: 101.- Electrode: 115.- Kangaskhan: 123.- Scyther: 128.- Tauros: 217.- Ursaring: 264.- Linoone: 277.- Swellow: 282.- Gardevoir: 310.- Manectric: 344.- Claydol: 389.- Torterra: 400.- Bibarel: 460.- Abomasnow: 467.- Magmortar: 477.- Dusknoir: 479.- Rotom-Fan: 500.- Emboar: 503.- Samurott: 518.- Musharna: 531.- Audino: 549.- Lilligant: 567.- Archeops: 584.- Vanilluxe: 596.- Galvantula: 597.- Ferroseed: 614.- Beartic: 615.- Cryogonal: 628.- Braviary: Thanks!

Hello community! Welcome to the [NU] PvP Sample Sets Compendium guide. The purpose of this thread is to provide players an easy-to-understand compendium of sample strategies of NU Pokémons. Notes: - This only contains information about sets that I thought would be useful for new players to use. - These Pokémon strategies are basic and correspond to probably the most standard things that are used in NU. - Remember, EV spreads may vary depending on what is most suitable for your own team. Any kind of suggestions are welcome as it was quite a tiring job and I definitely missed some stuff. NU Basic Sets: (listed in Pokédex number order) 009.- Blastoise: 025.- Pikachu: 042.- Golbat: 065.- Alakazam: 080.- Slowbro: 099.- Kingler: 107.- Hitmonchan: 132.- Ditto: 142.- Aerodactyl: 157.- Typhlosion: 171.- Lanturn: 184.- Azumarill: 195.- Quagsire: 199.- Slowking: 207.- Gligar: 208.- Steelix: 211.- Qwilfish: 221.- Piloswine: 226.- Mantine: 229.- Houndoom: 237.- Hitmontop: 241.- Miltank: 254.- Sceptile: 297.- Hariyama: 319.- Sharpedo: 334.- Altaria: 350.- Milotic: 359.- Absol: 429.- Mismagius: 430.- Honchkrow: 435.- Skuntank: 436.- Bronzor: 452.- Drapion: 478.- Froslass: 479.- Rotom: 508.- Stoutland: 526.- Gigalith: 560.- Scrafty: 573.- Cinccino: 589.- Escavalier: 594.- Alomomola: 604.- Eelektross: 621.- Druddigon: 623.- Golurk: Shoutout to @GasaiYunoSan who helped in this guide Thanks!

Hello community! Welcome to the [UU] PvP Sample Sets Compendium guide. The purpose of this thread is to provide players an easy-to-understand compendium of sample strategies of UU Pokémons. Notes: - This only contains information about sets that I thought would be useful for new players to use. - These Pokémon strategies are basic and correspond to probably the most standard things that are used in UU. - Remember, EV spreads may vary depending on what is most suitable for your own team. Any kind of suggestions are welcome as it was quite a tiring job and I definitely missed some stuff. UU Basic Sets: (listed in Pokédex number order) 003.- Venusaur: 034.- Nidoking: 036.- Clefable: 038.- Ninetales: 049.- Venomoth: 059.- Arcanine: 062.- Poliwrath: 068.- Machamp: 073.- Tentacruel: 076.- Golem: 082.- Magneton: 091.- Cloyster: 135.- Jolteon: 143.- Snorlax: 160.- Feraligatr: 169.- Crobat: 178.- Xatu: 186.- Politoed: 197.- Umbreon: 205.- Forretress: 214.- Heracross: 232.- Donphan: 257.- Blaziken: 260.- Swampert: 272.- Ludicolo: 291.- Ninjask: 302.- Sableye: 308.- Medicham: 330.- Flygon: 342.- Crawdaunt: 356.- Dusclops: 395.- Empoleon: 407.- Roserade: 424.- Ambipom: 442.- Spiritomb: 450.- Hippowdon: 454.- Toxicroak: 464.- Rhyperior: 469.- Yanmega: 474.- Porygon-Z: 479.- Rotom-Heat: 479.- Rotom-Mow: 537.- Seismitoad: 553.- Krookodile: 561.- Sigilyph: 571.- Zoroark: 593.- Jellicent: 625.- Bisharp: 630.- Mandibuzz: 632.- Durant: Shoutout to @FlacuSkye who helped in this guide Thanks!

That would be cool! I'm looking to end the UU/NU compendiums in the next days A Doubles compendium would be good to complete the guides!

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