Pokemon Universe MMORPG
Pokémon Discussion => Games => Topic started by: PkMn Trainer Black on March 05, 2011, 03:10:32 PM
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Armaldo
Nature- Brave
Moves-Cross Poision,Metal claw, X-scissor, Crush Claw
Aerodactyl
nature- Hasty
Moves- Ice Fang, Thunder Fang, Fire Fang, Iron Head
Yanmega
Nature-Rash
Moves- Air Slash, Night Slash, Bug Buzz, Screech
Crawdant
nature- Barve
Moves- Night Slash, Crabhammer, Protect, Taunt(for Shuckle)
Omastar
Nature- Quiet
Moves- Surf, Protect, Ancient Power, Endure
The Sixth one, I have trouble deciding between Rampardos and Bastiodon
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Put Aero as the lead and give him Stealth Rock. Also his other moves need work. He needs reliable STAB. Try Rock Slide or Stone Edge. Give him Earthquake too. The last move should be tuant so you can clear up a move spot for Crawduant. Replace Yanmega's Screech with Protect/Detect if it has speed boost. Your team really doesn't have much synergy so I can't really tell you which pokemon would be better suited for the 6th spot. Maybe try to fit in sandstorm to raise their Sp.Def. Maybe try to make a strategy the team can stick to or give them items.
The natures are also kinda bad for most of them.
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Does yanmega and crawdaunt count as ancient? And for your sixth go rampardos, hes better. And get a Cradily, they are good too
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I concider them ancient. all of these pokemon can learn ancient power, If i thought about it a bit more, Mamoswine would be part of the team. I mean, Do you see Mammoths alive anymore?
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Does yanmega and crawdaunt count as ancient? And for your sixth go rampardos, hes better. And get a Cradily, they are good too
Not quite. Rampardos is slow and his defences are awful. Unless you're gonna run a choice scarf with it, its not worth using. Bastiodon can at least give support to the team.
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Does yanmega and crawdaunt count as ancient? And for your sixth go rampardos, hes better. And get a Cradily, they are good too
Not quite. Rampardos is slow and his defences are awful. Unless you're gonna run a choice scarf with it, its not worth using. Bastiodon can at least give support to the team.
Black doesnt seem to care much about competitve battling so i just gave my personal preference based on looks and basic stats
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it's not that I don't care, it's that i havent done that often because of location.
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no one ever battles me i am the only one in my home town that still plays pokemon
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it's not that I don't care, it's that i havent done that often because of location.
Not trying to insult you, i understand.
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Try testing the teams on PO then. Or if you have Wifi, you can test it on BW since they have a feature where you can battle anyone in the world at random.
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yeah about that i stink at coming up with teams when i can have any pokemon i want
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Try testing the teams on PO then. Or if you have Wifi, you can test it on BW since they have a feature where you can battle anyone in the world at random.
When I move again, I will have WiFi. I don't have an account for PO, but I'll see if I can.
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Making an account for PO litterally takes 2 seconds lol. You just have to download it.
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I use Pokemon Lab. I like it better.
Also Black, use a Bastiadon. Rampardos is useless if you get a quick opponent, and Bastiadon is a good staller.
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Pokemon Lab? Isn't that the new shoddy battle? As far as I know, the people on there don't know much about gen 5 battling and I don't think they even have accomodations for gen 5. Plus most metagames are on PO.
EDIT: Yeah I just double-checked. PokeLab is pretty obsolete. They're about a year and 6 months behind the current metagame.
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Whatever. I like it better, and don't want to get caught up in Gen 5, something I know hardly anything about.
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Well Black and White are officially out so what better way to get accoustomed to gen 5 by getting into the current metagame? :P
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I want to become familiar with the Pokemon first. After I play some Black & White I might play PO. I hardly play PokeLab anyway.
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PO is better than PokeLab.
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According to who?
There are pluses and minuses to both of them. It doesn't matter.
Now - Back on topic.
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According to who?
There are pluses and minuses to both of them. It doesn't matter.
Now - Back on topic.
About 3 thousand people, and major competative nerds. And yes, back on topic, test the team out first, find a strategy, then get back with up.