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  1. isn`t a speed boosting electrode with 252evs the fastest?

    Yes. Electrode with +speed nature and 252 speed EVs is the fastest in the game. OP noted that, but chose not to list it appropriately because it's rather self-explanatory and it is easier to see the relationship between the top 3 speed brackets this way.

    What he said. I can add it in as it's own tier though.

  2. Yes, it is useful. This is basically Cubes' speed tier list for every stat, but you have to do the + nature calcs yourself.

    Assuming all have perfect speed IVs: with max evs and a positive nature, a pokemon can outspeed another who has 10 more base stat speed points with max evs if that pokemon has a neutral nature. e.g. hasty gengar outruns modest alakazam.

    The problem with this is that it doesn't show what the actual stats are at lvl 50, so you can't tell what benchmarks you'd want to hit. Not a bad idea for the other stats though, especially since this caters to pokemmo.

  3. This is an over-exaggerated, excessive, non-sensical, naively-existential work of pure irony. It's as if you think taking a single physics class is enough for you to lecture David Gross on string theory. You have written this "team-building" guide seemingly out of boredom as well as the need to feed your own psyche. You may be able to fool children who have yet to learn their "R" sound and use a level 100 Pikachu with Hyper Beam to shit their way through the eight gym leaders on their GBA games, but don't think for a second that you're fooling someone with an above-average level of competence. Let's be honest, Mr. Havok. This guide has more fluff than a Flaaffy during the winter.

    Head over to Smogon and observe the electronic ass-beating that ensues when you post this junk. I already know you won't because an ugly girl will never win a beauty pageant. But fuck, blind people don't know the difference, right?

    But whatever. Pokemon.

    And this forum is ass anyway.

    Then leave. And never come back. Please.

  4. My Poliwrath is ready for that day.

    (For subwrath to really work you need speedboost berries though)

    (same with really any sub variant that doesn't have batonpass)

    Also spikes!

    Subpunch > Subsalac. Wrath can't even outspeed jolteon/aero after 1 salac.

  5. I always considered Yawn as a phazing move, but then again in the current metagame slowbro could just rest and if you had something that could 3HKO it you would switch it in as soon as he rests anyway.

    And my wallbreaker do you mean mixed attacker? Because yeah that's a pretty important role currently. Alot of people are chucking focus punch on pokemon you normally don't see it on simply to heavily cripple Blissey and Snorlax to an extent. Charizard is a decent example, though it's not like he can OHKO Steelix. Best I can think of atm is Gengar, but still it can't really take Rock Slides from Steelix.

    Giga Drain from special gengar probably does more to steelix than Focus Punch. Charizard should be running FB/Flamethrower to kill Steelix. Anything that can focus punch right now is probably running it lol (Blissey notwithstanding)

  6. A few things

    -Snorlax can't phaze, the only move he really has is yawn, and that's a bad option in general.

    -I agree with your definition of a tank

    -I would add Wallbreaker as a role for pokemon, it's pretty damn important in our current stally metagame.

  7. Someone explain to me why Raichu is on this list but Electabuzz is not.

    Anyway, I went out of my way to place Electabuzz where he belongs; Which is next to Scyther, as they both have base 105 speed.

    Hmm, I don't know why I forgot him. I'll add him.

  8. How it is:

    I used fake out on a pokemon that used fly, it still went through the "pokemon flew up high" sequence, and fly still hit next turn.

    How it should be:

    Fake out should interrupt the process before it starts.

  9. oh

    Lol

    sometimes if a pokemon goes missing you can accidentally place another pokemon over it, if you remember which slot exactly or atleast which box it was in then you should remove pokemon from that slot or box, then relog will make it appear.

    I'm going to try this.

    Cubes, this is pretty much the best advice:

    As Orangeslash* and Giygas said, sometimes you need to relog several times/wait a while for missing Pokemon to return. This is a known bug and seems to occur with recently caught Pokemon (in my experience).

    This one was not caught recently.

  10. If relogging multiple times doesn't work, can you tell us:

    1) Is it the only pokemon you are missing?

    2) Have you recently had any game crash issues or connection loss?

    OK, I've relogged multiple times. It's the only one that I notice is missing, there may be others. I haven't had any issues like that =/

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