hey, i've been messing around with a few combo's and i wanted some outside opinion,please give any suggestions or whatever . (this is a team for online battling) all level 100 Blastoise Scizor Snorlax Blissey Raichu(not the dog,pikachu's evolved form Blaziken yeh i like the oldie's lol
one slight problem in my opinion is the fact that you have two starters. keep blazekin but replace blastiose with starmie. keep blissey as a physical wall. snorlax in my opinion has good stats but its move set its horrible and can get pwned by a machamp, that is why i recommend starmie. i would still say replace snorlax with a dragon type and make sure it has a 1HKO move set and is relatively fast like garchomp. the speed ensures that it can attack first and is vital because Garchomp is in the pseudo-legendary and overused categories so lots of players will have a counter for it. also keep in mind that besides raichu if you come up agains a physical wall like blissey all your pokemon will have trouble doing damage.
I need EV spreads, movesets, and natures. Otherwise this team gets a 0 since frankly, even though you use some great OU pokemon like blissey, snorlax, and scizor, it's how you use them that counts.
one slight problem in my opinion is the fact that you have two starters. keep blazekin but replace blastiose with starmie. keep blissey as a physical wall. snorlax in my opinion has good stats but its move set its horrible and can get pwned by a machamp, that is why i recommend starmie. i would still say replace snorlax with a dragon type and make sure it has a 1HKO move set and is relatively fast like garchomp. the speed ensures that it can attack first and is vital because Garchomp is in the pseudo-legendary and overused categories so lots of players will have a counter for it. also keep in mind that besides raichu if you come up agains a physical wall like blissey all your pokemon will have trouble doing damage.allblacks448
Garchomp is uber, and blissey is a special wall.... Having multiple starters is nothing wrong if you use them properly...
It's a pretty balanced team, but If you use this team Via WI-FI, which it sounds like you are, Level 100s don't matter one bit, just your natures, EVs and IVS. (because of the autolevel) Did you EV train and Iv and nature breed? Your team has a good spinner and physical wall (blastoise), special wall (blissey), and a couple of good sweepers. Also, It would really help if you gave movesets and EV spreads and Items (If you EV trained them)
one slight problem in my opinion is the fact that you have two starters. keep blazekin but replace blastiose with starmie. keep blissey as a physical wall. snorlax in my opinion has good stats but its move set its horrible and can get pwned by a machamp, that is why i recommend starmie. i would still say replace snorlax with a dragon type and make sure it has a 1HKO move set and is relatively fast like garchomp. the speed ensures that it can attack first and is vital because Garchomp is in the pseudo-legendary and overused categories so lots of players will have a counter for it. also keep in mind that besides raichu if you come up agains a physical wall like blissey all your pokemon will have trouble doing damage.allblacks448
Having two starters is no problem. Replacing blastoice with starmie would leave him without a physical wall, so that most likely won't work. Curselax is one of the most deadly sweepers in the game, so I wouldn't say its moveset is horrible. Dragon types don't always wall fighting types, especially running the risk that they might pack ice punch. one-hit KO moves are also banned from standard play, and garchomp is Uber, so you're not allowed to use him in standard play either. Blissey has only base 10 defense. its not a physical wall. it's a special wall. Base 255 hp with base 130 sp. defense is better than base 255 hp with base 10 defense lol XD I'm sorry if I sound like I'm denying everything you said, but It's just my opinion. If you were to replace snorlax, put in something like cressellia or metagross. I do agree that the team has a slight weakness to machamp, lucario, and heracross, basically strong fighting types though. EDIT from below post: You're right. I just realized I have no idea what the movesets or Evs are, I just know the pokemon. The rating has to be a 0 until actual information is given.
this team is VERY good - all the types balance each other out perfectly - well it also depends on the attacks they know as well- but other than that - amazing team
This thread has made me lose almost all hope in good competitive battling on gamespot. How can you guys say it's a good team without even knowing movesets, natures, etc. For all we know this team is full of counter productive natures, awful movesets, and wasted EVs, yet most of you praise it like it's the best team you've ever seen. Seriously what is wrong with the pokemon community on gamespot?
[QUOTE="Hegna1"]This thread has made me lose almost all hope in good competitive battling on gamespot. How can you guys say it's a good team without even knowing movesets, natures, etc. For all we know this team is full of counter productive natures, awful movesets, and wasted EVs, yet most of you praise it like it's the best team you've ever seen. Seriously what is wrong with the pokemon community on gamespot? Don't expect many people on gamespot to know much about natures, IVs, EVs, or good movesets since gamespot isn't specifically for pokemon battling. :/ This is why there's sites that are specifically for competitive battling.
[QUOTE="Holy_Flambe"] Don't expect many people on gamespot to know much about natures, IVs, EVs, or good movesets since gamespot isn't specifically for pokemon battling. :/ This is why there's sites that are specifically for competitive battling. There are a few people who know what they're doing, though I do believe that most are in the PLU. I expected more from the general community though. Where do you normally go, by the way, since you obviously don't frequent gamespot? Serebii or Smogon? (or mariland I guess)
[QUOTE="Hegna1"][QUOTE="Holy_Flambe"] Don't expect many people on gamespot to know much about natures, IVs, EVs, or good movesets since gamespot isn't specifically for pokemon battling. :/ This is why there's sites that are specifically for competitive battling. There are a few people who know what they're doing, though I do believe that most are in the PLU. I expected more from the general community though. Where do you normally go, by the way, since you obviously don't frequent gamespot? Serebii or Smogon? (or mariland I guess) Serebii Is the one I use most, although I use smogon sometimes. There really is a great community in serebii.net clans imo. and most clans have a chatbox so you can communicate fairly well and discuss movesets and strategy, etc. So yeah that's basically what I do. Anyways this is starting to get a bit off topic, if we were to continue this discussion why don't we do it in PM.
[QUOTE="Holy_Flambe"] Don't expect many people on gamespot to know much about natures, IVs, EVs, or good movesets since gamespot isn't specifically for pokemon battling. :/ This is why there's sites that are specifically for competitive battling.Hegna1
There are a few people who know what they're doing, though I do believe that most are in the PLU. I expected more from the general community though. Where do you normally go, by the way, since you obviously don't frequent gamespot? Serebii or Smogon? (or mariland I guess)
there are lots of knowlegable people here, but NOT in the DS forum. the platinum forum (which i guess is technically gamefaqs) has alot of competitive players that know what they're talking about.
as for the RMT? it works for ingame since they are lv 100, and you have a good mix of pokemon. for online however, there is almost no detail (movets, natures, hold items, evs, ect) given, so i cant render an opinion
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