EPTOn May 13 2015 08:44 Parnage wrote:
I can work with that. What do you want for it?
I can work with that. What do you want for it?
It's free =)
Woh 5IV Mawile... neat!
Thanks!
I'll poke you again on some other day if you don't mind :D
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Sufficiency
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It's free =) Woh 5IV Mawile... neat! Thanks! I'll poke you again on some other day if you don't mind :D | ||
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Parnage
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It was either that or the keychain. I need to go on a breeding spree again so I can wondetrade like 5 boxes and see what I get. | ||
MoonBear
Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
On May 13 2015 08:45 Sufficiency wrote: This kind of shows that I don't really understand the Battle Maison at all. I generally just switch out my Kangaskhan when I see a Lucario because Lucarios are kind of scary... Luckily, my Talonflame can 1 shot it with priority Brave Bird. Additionally, now I think about it a bit more, maybe I got screwed by a Lucario because I used Fake Out on him, but he had Steadfast and retaliated with Aura Sphere... If you're too lazy to learn (or search) for what Lucario you're facing, none of the Lucarios in the Maison can OHKO a Garchomp anyway and you can guarantee the OHKO with EQ on the next turn. Also Focus Sash-proof as well since Garchomp takes the Close Combat hit, breaks the Focus Sash with Rough Skin, and then OHKOs back with EQ. Specifically... 252 Atk Garchomp Earthquake vs. 0 HP / 0 Def Lucario: 228-270 (157.2 - 186.2%) -- guaranteed OHKO 252 Atk Lucario Close Combat vs. 0 HP / 0 Def Garchomp: 96-114 (52.4 - 62.2%) -- guaranteed 2HKO 252 SpA Lucario Aura Sphere vs. 0 HP / 0 SpD Garchomp: 72-85 (39.3 - 46.4%) -- guaranteed 3HKO 252 SpA Lucario Dragon Pulse vs. 0 HP / 0 SpD Garchomp: 102-122 (55.7 - 66.6%) -- guaranteed 2HKO 252 SpA Lucario Aura Sphere vs. 0 HP / 0- SpD Garchomp: 81-96 (44.2 - 52.4%) -- 18% chance to 2HKO 252 SpA Lucario Dragon Pulse vs. 0 HP / 0- SpD Garchomp: 114-136 (62.2 - 74.3%) -- guaranteed 2HKO I still hold the opinion Talonflame is bad in the Battle Maison Single Battles. It's great in Triples though. On May 13 2015 08:48 Ketara wrote: If I get bored one evening and want to watch league, is MSI finals the best series to watch ATM? Yes. SKT v FNC semis is also good. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On May 13 2015 08:53 MoonBear wrote: If you're too lazy to learn (or search) for what Lucario you're facing, none of the Lucarios in the Maison can OHKO a Garchomp anyway and you can guarantee the OHKO with EQ on the next turn. Also Focus Sash-proof as well since Garchomp takes the Close Combat hit, breaks the Focus Sash with Rough Skin, and then OHKOs back with EQ. Specifically... I still hold the opinion Talonflame is bad in the Battle Maison Single Battles. It's great in Triples though. Yes. SKT v FNC semis is also good. Yeah OK. Garchomp sounds really good to be honest. I have a 5IV Garchomp with Jolly nature already so little work is needed. That Garchomp doesn't have Outrage, but I can probably work with Dragon Claw. I will probably try to get a Gengar. I already have a Gastly but it's so absurd that it's almost certainly hacked, so I will probably try to breed one myself. | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
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Also I've learned to never start watching a show for the first season or two because its probably going to get canceled and have no resolution. | ||
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Lord Tolkien
United States12083 Posts
On May 13 2015 09:34 WaveofShadow wrote: Obligatory 'what is dead' "may never die" | ||
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Karis Vas Ryaar
United States4396 Posts
"That is not dead Which can Eternal lie Yet with Strange Aeons Even death may die" H.P. Lovecraft | ||
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Frudgey
Canada3367 Posts
Was told that I look like the dentist from the Hangover. Huh. | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
On May 13 2015 08:07 sung_moon wrote: What fighting game you talking about there Alaric? Touhou 10.5: Scarlet Weather Rhapsody and its (stand-alone) expansion Touhou 12.3: Hisoutensoku. Fights rely a lot on projectiles (most of which have little recoil, or recoil you can cancel with stuff like super jumps), but there's a "meter" bar consisting on 5 orbs, most projectiles attacks consume one orb to use, and they replenish gradually after not throwing projectiles for a shorter while. So if you spam too much you're out of meter and have to wait a few seconds to get more than one orb back (and your opponent can pressure) or you throw stuff as soon as you have one orb, but you got no pressure. That's how they prevent projectile spam from afar to dominate. You can also "phase" through all projectiles by dashing (but you're still open to melee attacks so you can't recklessly dash to close in). Another mechanic I didn't mention is the decks. You can modify your moveset (your specials) mid-fight by activating card that either enhance (if it's the current move for its input) or replace (if its input is currently used by another move) moves, input by input. I think there are 4 inputs per character, with 2 to 3 different moves per input? It's customisable basically. 20 cards deck shuffled, and you "unlock" cards the same way you build up meter (hit, or in a lesser measure get hit), being able to hold up to 5 cards at a time, and you can rotate them (FIFO style) to choose which one to activate with the button, allowing baits and mindgames. Supers are also cards, so you don't always have them available, and you've got a limited number of uses for each super because of this (in actual gameplay you rarely get to use them all anyway). Since some B'n'B combos rely on some specific supers, you just do more basic combos or poke till you get the wanted card, and if you're already at 5 you've got to activate one to free up a space. It's not so much "deck building" as it is customisation of moveset and options (since you're never required to replace a move with another if you don't want to) and then you go with it during gameplay depending on the situation and match-up. | ||
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killerdog
Denmark6522 Posts
On May 13 2015 09:49 Alaric wrote: Touhou 10.5: Scarlet Weather Rhapsody and its (stand-alone) expansion Touhou 12.3: Hisoutensoku. Fights rely a lot on projectiles (most of which have little recoil, or recoil you can cancel with stuff like super jumps), but there's a "meter" bar consisting on 5 orbs, most projectiles attacks consume one orb to use, and they replenish gradually after not throwing projectiles for a shorter while. So if you spam too much you're out of meter and have to wait a few seconds to get more than one orb back (and your opponent can pressure) or you throw stuff as soon as you have one orb, but you got no pressure. That's how they prevent projectile spam from afar to dominate. You can also "phase" through all projectiles by dashing (but you're still open to melee attacks so you can't recklessly dash to close in). Another mechanic I didn't mention is the decks. You can modify your moveset (your specials) mid-fight by activating card that either enhance (if it's the current move for its input) or replace (if its input is currently used by another move) moves, input by input. I think there are 4 inputs per character, with 2 to 3 different moves per input? It's customisable basically. 20 cards deck shuffled, and you "unlock" cards the same way you build up meter (hit, or in a lesser measure get hit), being able to hold up to 5 cards at a time, and you can rotate them (FIFO style) to choose which one to activate with the button, allowing baits and mindgames. Supers are also cards, so you don't always have them available, and you've got a limited number of uses for each super because of this (in actual gameplay you rarely get to use them all anyway). Since some B'n'B combos rely on some specific supers, you just do more basic combos or poke till you get the wanted card, and if you're already at 5 you've got to activate one to free up a space. It's not so much "deck building" as it is customisation of moveset and options (since you're never required to replace a move with another if you don't want to) and then you go with it during gameplay depending on the situation and match-up. Scip has apparently played it quite a lot before, so he filled me in on the basics. Movement, attacks and specials were simple enough, but we didn't really know any combos, and were just using the basic decks. It's fun though ^^ | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
It's also very fluid with all the dashes, flight, double jumps for some characters (Aya is queen of mobility but her projectiles have weird trajectories) and you've got aerial guard so I didn't feel punished too hard, was nice when you're a scrub. The wiki has a bunch of B'n'B combos, but since you can A 3-4 times in succession for an auto "combo" you can easily go in, hit a normal or two, then standing A 2-3 times into special. | ||
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MagnusWolf
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On May 13 2015 09:33 Cixah wrote: Thank you nose. I didn't need blood all over my keyboard though. This is like the seventh nose bleed in 2 weeks. I think I'm dying. If your nose starts bleeding, it means you’re picking it too much. Or not enough. | ||
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