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Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 - Mark 2 ** Spoilers **
- Thread starter RBG
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Seeing how a lot of physical attackers come in to stop Alakazam, it could theoretically replace Substitute with Foul Play. The only problem I see though is that Dark Types are common switch-ins... But against non-dark types Foul Play could be interesting.
Rough Skin Gible is also in the Cold Cave.
A part of me just died inside seeing that it doesn't even get at the very least one of the 3 elemental punches.
Back then, I was dying
Now, I'm respawning on disappointment
Now, I'm respawning on disappointment
Hydro Pump Octillery
Fucking finally
yesssssssssssss
EDIT;; Hurricane Moltres also sounds pretty awesome. I can see Specs Fire Blast/Hurricane steamrolling through a lot, as well as giving it at least a reason to dissuade rain teams from doing anything funny
Fucking finally
yesssssssssssss
EDIT;; Hurricane Moltres also sounds pretty awesome. I can see Specs Fire Blast/Hurricane steamrolling through a lot, as well as giving it at least a reason to dissuade rain teams from doing anything funny
BTW, just because R_N asked, Glaciate still has its unique effect number.
heatran confirmed lol
As a further proof, I did a search of the ingame event scripts and found Heatran with the other stationary encounters.
Why do we have two Heatran and two of each Musketeer? I thought we'd battle them only once.
heatran confirmed lol
As a further proof, I did a search of the ingame event scripts and found Heatran with the other stationary encounters.
I bet they disappear after the game's climax and can thus be located elsewhere.
Heatran probably has "event" initial area, and another area he shows up in if defeated rather than captured.
I'd agree that this is likely to be the case. The only oddity though would be Heatran appearing at the same level in both encounters, in previous games the Pokemon would generally be at a higher level in the second encounter, as one can see with the Musketeers at level 45 then at 65 in Kaphotics' post.
As a side note, it's good to have solid confirmation of the Regis and the Lake Guardians, and better yet, they're all stationary.
breh
強いだね
Although I realize that this is ingame:
just posting to say that I love the third gym. I feel that it's by far the best design I've ever seen in a Pokemon game; it's that impressive. I don't think I've ever felt this kind of atmosphere in a Pokemon game.
The selection ingame, as I thought a few days ago, is indeed very much like XD's. Every route seems to have an unparalleled diversity. It's fun going around with stuff like Magnemite and Koffing that you don't see until the endgame in most games. Return is a nice little boost - it's stupidly easy to increase friendship and it makes a good move for anything that has an empty slot for it.
just posting to say that I love the third gym. I feel that it's by far the best design I've ever seen in a Pokemon game; it's that impressive. I don't think I've ever felt this kind of atmosphere in a Pokemon game.
The selection ingame, as I thought a few days ago, is indeed very much like XD's. Every route seems to have an unparalleled diversity. It's fun going around with stuff like Magnemite and Koffing that you don't see until the endgame in most games. Return is a nice little boost - it's stupidly easy to increase friendship and it makes a good move for anything that has an empty slot for it.
Here is some information I found out about N's Zorua:
So apparently, N raises competitively competent Pokemon.
