On July 10 2016 18:36 Alaric wrote: Necrons have "knights"? I don't remember that last time I read their codex. Or is this a conversion?
They don't, it's technically a Renegade Knight (basically Chaos Space Marines) but you can ally one to Necrons and I wanted it to fit with the rest of the army visually. So I sliced it up and put Necron bits all over it. It was a bit of a project, but really fun!
On July 10 2016 16:53 GhandiEAGLE wrote: I have an Electabuzz but his moves are SO AWFUL GOD
I think Clefable might be top 10 in this game so far. Almost guaranteed excellent moveset, and there are almost no good poison/steel moves to take advantage of Fairy's weaknesses. Shit is scary.
Isn't this Gen 1, so Clefable is Normal-type? I haven't seen anything indicating it's any generation past first.
On July 10 2016 16:53 GhandiEAGLE wrote: I have an Electabuzz but his moves are SO AWFUL GOD
I think Clefable might be top 10 in this game so far. Almost guaranteed excellent moveset, and there are almost no good poison/steel moves to take advantage of Fairy's weaknesses. Shit is scary.
Isn't this Gen 1, so Clefable is Normal-type? I haven't seen anything indicating it's any generation past first.
Everything i've seen is Gen 1+2 but Gen 2 stuff is more rare (potentially only in NZ, as thats where someone said they found one) but they use modern typing.
On July 10 2016 16:53 GhandiEAGLE wrote: I have an Electabuzz but his moves are SO AWFUL GOD
I think Clefable might be top 10 in this game so far. Almost guaranteed excellent moveset, and there are almost no good poison/steel moves to take advantage of Fairy's weaknesses. Shit is scary.
Isn't this Gen 1, so Clefable is Normal-type? I haven't seen anything indicating it's any generation past first.
You'll have to remember that jerff wasn't even born yet when gen 1 came out.
On July 10 2016 16:53 GhandiEAGLE wrote: I have an Electabuzz but his moves are SO AWFUL GOD
I think Clefable might be top 10 in this game so far. Almost guaranteed excellent moveset, and there are almost no good poison/steel moves to take advantage of Fairy's weaknesses. Shit is scary.
Isn't this Gen 1, so Clefable is Normal-type? I haven't seen anything indicating it's any generation past first.
You'll have to remember that jerff wasn't even born yet when gen 1 came out.
See considering how Pokemon has literally always been in my life, that's weird for me to think about as well.
Also to answer your question, Soniv, it's the Gen 1 Pokemon but not the Gen 1 stats. Fairy-types are in the game and are even more broken than usual. My Clefable has a moonbeam fairy-type move as well.
So is it better to just pick one pokemon and feed it dust/rare candies/other pokemon or whatever, or do you just hoard dust and wait til you are high enough level to catch something op
Ugh... so it looks like my week-end's gonna be "go to pre-release, play some rounds ('cause national holiday into long w-e means noone's gonna be there), get back home and catch the VoDs of last night's EVO right before the stream starts back up", already booked D:
On July 11 2016 03:31 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Better to hoard and wait for the right moveset. Also. Evolve before leveling CP.
It doesn't matter in the long run. When you evolve it's kept at the same position in the CP arc.
From what I saw, pokemon caught at a lower level have less CP than identical pokemon caught at higher trainer levels.
Are they just further along the "arc" to max cp, or are they just objectively better in every way. (Or does raising your trainer level also strengthen your old pokemon accordingly?)
On July 11 2016 03:31 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Better to hoard and wait for the right moveset. Also. Evolve before leveling CP.
It doesn't matter in the long run. When you evolve it's kept at the same position in the CP arc.
From what I saw, pokemon caught at a lower level have less CP than identical pokemon caught at higher trainer levels.
Are they just further along the "arc" to max cp, or are they just objectively better in every way. (Or does raising your trainer level also strengthen your old pokemon accordingly?)
Higher level trainers run into stronger pokemon and more types. They're only further along the arc. The arc either gets bigger or just provides higher values. I'm not sure, the wording on what I read was weird.
On July 11 2016 03:31 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Better to hoard and wait for the right moveset. Also. Evolve before leveling CP.
It doesn't matter in the long run. When you evolve it's kept at the same position in the CP arc.
In terms of CP it doesn't matter, but it prevents you from wasting candies on a pokemon that evolves into terrible movesets, or if you find a better one. It's true though that the max CP of the pokemon does not change either way.
On July 11 2016 03:31 GhandiEAGLE wrote: Better to hoard and wait for the right moveset. Also. Evolve before leveling CP.
It doesn't matter in the long run. When you evolve it's kept at the same position in the CP arc.
In terms of CP it doesn't matter, but it prevents you from wasting candies on a pokemon that evolves into terrible movesets, or if you find a better one. It's true though that the max CP of the pokemon does not change either way.
At that point you can just look up what moves turn into when they evolve and save yourself all the candy.
Is there a way to play with really low level friends in overwatch without getting matched against people way beyond them? They're like lvl20~ and when I play with them they're getting matched with lvl80+ and it's not a particularly fun experience for anyone.
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