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:< Marioguy128 had post number 151
Bluh. Scarved dragons are very quickly becoming my bane.
After a day of losing terribly to tons of people, it's always nice when hax is on my side and allows me to completely dominate someone.
So, I'm tired of losing with teams that I consider fun, so I'm going to try to put together a rain team (partially inspired by my frequent inability to deal with Toxicroak). Can anyone tell me if the basic setup is bad in some way?
Politoed
Toxicroak
Jolteon
Starmie
Ferrothorn
Dragonite
Seems okay to me but what do I know about gen 5.
Okay, what the fuck.
I can accept that it outsped my Toxicroak and my Dragonite, but there's no way it outsped my Starmie without a Scarf. Is there?
He probably hacked the game. Eh. Screw it. This really isn't working for me. I just don't know what to do.
It didn't outspeed Starmie; you missed with Hydro Pump.
Oh. ._. Missed that.
Well, uh, yeah, no more Pokemon Online for me, in any case; the people are annoying to read, there's too much to the metagame for me to adequately prepare for it, and I'm no good at remembering things.
I'll stick to the RPG.
I used to play Shoddy back in the D/P days, but eventually grew tired of seeing the same damn sets showing up constantly. Though it was amusing using less conventional Pokemon to gain a somewhat decent ranking.
^^ Battles with friends are the best