Se confirmó la situeta del más nuevo Pokémon:
Zoroark, el Pokémon engañoso.
¡Bienvenido al tema de Pokémon de Juegos y Tecnología! Aquí opinamos, entrenamos y batallamos con los monstruos de bolsillo.
Si no sabes qué es Pokémon, aquí te ayudamos a entender mejor lo que son.
If you don't care about Pokémon, then GTFO.
Pokémon short for ポケットモンスター or Pocket Monsters. They are creatures that are each one based on an element and are able to attack with moves from those elements. You use your own creatures to capture more and more species you find in the wild. There are 493 of them, and each one has a varying degree of usability in battle.
Tiers, much like in fighting games, will give you an idea of which of them will make it more likely to win a match, but won't necessarily guarantee your victory. For the most up-to-date tier list and probably the most reliable and most used, please refer to
Smogon, which also offers examples of movesets and EV spreads that will give you an idea of what to do with yours.
If you want to be a trainer, and don't even know which version to buy, you can either get Diamond or Pearl for your battling needs, although there is a third version, Platinum (which is out now) and you might want to grab that one instead, as it features several options not available in Diamond or Pearl. There are also two other versions coming, Heart Gold and Soul Silver which are remakes of the game that came out exactly ten years ago in Japan.
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What you need to start battling:
- First of all, finish the main game first. Trying to understand and manipulate EVs and IVs before that will be a pain.
- Once you've beaten the Elite Four, the real fun* begins. First, give
Individual Values or IVs a read. You will also want to know everything about
breeding and
Effort Values or Evs.
Natures Natures should also be read.
- Now that you know some things about EVs, you can either grind at the Battle Tower for the points needed to buy the
Power Items or borrow them from someone who is used to play here at G&T. These items will make EV training much easier.
- If you aren't sure what to do with your Pokés, check out
Smogon for some tips that will help you choose an appropriate EV spread and moveset for your Mons.
- Check out Psypoke's
EV training spots.
- Also, check out what's inside the spoiler for a better way to breed eggs (doesn't work in Platinum):
- You might want to check
Chen's list of what you should consider adding to your team:
01 Rapid Spin/Magne[strike]ton[/strike]zone
02 Rock resist
[strike]03 Roar/Whirlwind[/strike]
[strike]04 Mixpert counter[/strike]
05 Gengar counter
06 Special Tank
07 Physical Tank
[strike]08 Recover Zam counter[/strike]
[strike]09 Grass Type[/strike]
10 Toxic taker
11 Will-o-Wisp taker
12 Paralysis taker
13 Sleep taker
14 Fighting resistance
15 Tyranitar counter
[strike]16 Reversal counter[/strike]
[strike]17 Sludge Bomb Tentacruel counter[/strike]
18 Water type
[strike]19 Taunt Umbreon counter[/strike]
[strike]20 Jirachi Counter[/strike]
21 Celebi Counter
22 Normal resistance (Explosion)
[strike]23 Curselax counter[/strike]
24 Gyarados+[strike]Magneton[/strike]Electivire counter
25 Salamence counter (usually Ice Beam)
26 Ghost to block Rapid Spin (only if you're using Spikes)
27 Stealth Rock user
28 Draco Meteor taker
29 Outrage taker
30 Fire resistance (Heatran, Infernape)
31 Steel resistance
32 Priority user
33 Revenge killer (usually scarfed or priority user)
34 Trick taker
- And more importantly: Have fun! It doesn't matter if you win or lose. You must have learned something from experience, and if your newest creation wasn't as good as thought it'd be and you want to keep it boxed, don't feel discouraged. We all have trained some Pokémon that we'll never use again because it sounded better on paper than it performed in practice.
General battling rules
- Pokémon battles through Wi-fi automatically level your Pokémon to either levels 50 or 100. So you don't have to train them to level 100 yourself, saving a lot of time. In fact, it will be better if you don't level them up all the way to level 100 since you at that stage you won't be able to edit your Pokés' EVs.
-Sleep Clause: you may not put more than one of your opponent's Pokémon to sleep at a time.
-Species Clause: your team must be comprised of six different species of Pokémon.
-Suicide Clause: If both players are down to their last Pokémon, the player with the first Pokémon to hit 0 HP is the loser. In other words, using moves like Self Destruct and Explosion cause you to lose, even if it kills your opponent. However, using a move with a recoil that kill both you and your opponent is a win for you.
-No Legendary Pokémon whatsoever. This includes
Wobbuffet and
Garchomp.
Warnings
- Do NOT buy Pokémon Battle Revolution unless you hate yourself.
- If you use U-Turn with a Choice Banded Pokémon, and your next Pokémon also has U-Turn, it will be locked to U-Turn as well. It seems this was a glitch in DP ans was fixed in Platinum. Thanks to Ashton Dragon for the first bit of information and to InvisibleInk for the second bit.
- If your opponent Yawns you and you have a Chesto Berry, you might not want to use Rest, because at the end of that turn you will have woken up with the Chesto Berry after Resting, then you'll fall asleep again because of the Yawn.
- Don't take a bath with your
Tentacool.
- Beware: The game is very addictive once you join the community. Make your time.
Sites of interestMarriland's team builder. It will let you know how many weaknesses your team has so you can take meassures before battling.Metalkid's IV Calculator.Get more Box Wallpapers for DPGet more Box Wallpapers for Platinum
Usa el post de abajo para revisar los códigos de amigo de los foreros más activos.
Posts
Kay (Diamond): 2277-9321-5433 -- (Platinum): 4253-9422-6181
InvisibleInk (Diamond): 1890-7641-5153 -- (Platinum): 1419 2587 1159
Kuribo's Shoe: 4726-3831-9680
Chen: 1633-1499-9731
Emerlmaster999 (Platinum): 1762-8554-8209
Arikado: 0645-5958-6383
Aggril (Pearl): 1418-3381-0393
troublebrewing: 3824-4455-1138
SirToasty (Diamond): 0645-2240-5346 -- (Platinum): 2836-5993-1590
krylon666 (Plat): 5198-8471-4100
Jugs (Platinum): 2965-4488-5135
Eveelution (Diamond): 1934-5192-0708 -- (Platinum): 2707-7660-6352
Rami: 1505-1815-6853
Zerokku: 3008-4195-7069
WIckedkarma: 2922 6385 6459
Nerdgasmic: 1333 0236 8007
Professor Hydron: 4382-9013-9323
Kabuki64: 0516 4736 9808
The G&T Pokémon League
Hi! Welcome to the exciting world of Pokémon! As an aspiring young Pokémon Trainer you're welcome to enter the G&T Pokémon League and prove your worth by challenging various skilled Trainers and earning their badges! Each badge will edge you closer to becoming a Pokémon Champion! Dare to give it a try?
Standard Gym Rules
Each Gym Leader is bound to a certain type. A minimum of four Pokémon must adhere to that type. A Gym Leader may summon two species of a different type if he or she desires. However they must abide by having a move of the gym's type. For all intents and purposes, Hidden Power is of the Normal type.
You may choose any six Pokémon he or she wishes to challenge any Gym Leader. However you must abide by the following rules:
Uber Clause: The use of Uber Pokémon is forbidden. Click here for a list of Ubers.
Legendary Clause: The use of Legendary Pokémon is forbidden. Click here for a list of Legendaries.
Sleep Clause: You cannot put two of your opponent's Pokémon to sleep at the same time. (Rest not applicable)
Evasion Clause: No moves that increase evasion such as Double Team and Minimize may be used. Things like Sand-Attack and Sand Veil are still legal.
Species Clause: No two of the same Pokémon may be used on one team.
One-Hit KO Clause: One-hit KO (OHKO) moves, such as Horn Drill or Sheer Cold, are forbidden.
Selfdestruct Clause: The moves Selfdestruct, Explosion, Perish Song, Destiny Bond, or any other such move may not be used if both players only have 1 remaining Pokémon. If a player uses one of those moves under this condition, they automatically lose.
Optional Gym Rules
Item Clause: All items are limited to one per team.
<Insert Move> Clause: The use of <insert move> is forbidden.
Double Battle: 2vs2 battles are initiated.
Gym Activity
A Gym Leader may lose his or her status through inactivity. If a Gym Leader does not respond to your challenge by PM, please notify us by posting in this thread.
You may challenge an active Gym Leader and take over his or her gym by defeating him or her and abiding to the Gym Leader Rules. To clarify, you are limited to four Pokémon of that particular gym's type and two Pokémon of a different type that must carry a move of the gym's type.
Codes of Conduct
Don't be a dick.
The Gyms
Steel Gym
Leader: Munkus Beaver
Reward:
Special Rules: Item Clause
Flying Gym
Leader: Speed Racer
Reward:
Special Rules: No Stealth Rock
Ice Gym
Leader: Professor Hydron
Reward:
Special Rules: Double Battle
Fire Gym
Leader: Skulkraken
Reward:
Special Rules: Shoddy Battle Only
Psychic Gym
Leader: RockinX
Reward:
Special Rules:
Water Gym
Leader: Chen
Reward: Torrent Badge
Special Rules:
Normal Gym
Leader: InvisibleInk
Reward:
Special Rules:
Click here to create your Trainer Card.
Poison Gym
Leader: Eeveelution
Reward:
Special Rules:
Click here to create your Trainer Card.
Electric Gym
Leader: TC4T
Reward:
Special Rules:
Click here to create your Trainer Card.
Fighting Gym
Leader: Enlong
Reward:
Special Rules:
Click here to create your Trainer Card.
Dragon Gym
Leader: Zerokku
Reward:
Special Rules:
Click here to create your Trainer Card.
Hopefully. I have to do two loads of laundry and a fair amount of ironing and prepare for an interview for a Much Better Position at work.
3DS FCode: 1993-7512-8991
Also, you might mention in the OP that the Jirachi event starts on the 27th at Gamestop.
Forgot about that. Thanks for reminding me.
The Spanish thing is just because I ran out of witty things to say.
The least they could have done was made the stupid Pikachu you start with have better stat increases than a regular Pikachu.
I have used Pikachu with varying levels of success. I still have to use the Jolly Pikachu from GameStop, though.
Pikachu is fine for the story mode, which is basically the point of Yellow. Yes, of course Raichu will be better for competitive battling and stuff like the Elite 4. But just playing through the game and collecting Gym badges you can do quite well with a Pikachu.
I dumped my Treecko in the bank pretty fast once I caught Shroomish and Lotad. Sadly wasn't enough room for both, and with Wingull handling the water attacks...
Munkus' situation is pretty funny. That seems to happen to almost all of you guys though, sadly.
Not really, because we have never agreed to use non-EV-trained pokés.
Huh buh wha
Neither did anyone in SE. Lord, read the post.
The other guys were saying that, so I assumed it was the case.
Exciting!
Man I am loving all these events!
3DS FC: 5343-7720-0490
I wanna say Ludicolo or Slaking, but I don't know if that's racist.
But to do that I need to open the National Dex/Global Trading on FireRed; so I need 60 pokés. What's the fastest way to do that?
Go on a trip through the whole Kanto region, stock up on Ultra Balls, preferably with a Scyther packing False Swipe, and start with Route 1, and go through every place in order.
Having every rod helps, too.
I'll have to look into this Jirachi giveaway, is it Platinum only? If not, I'll have at least 3 (more) Jirachis soon.
NNID-InvisibleInk
This is the worst way to start using them, but fuck it I'll head online.
1 on 1 right?
NNID-InvisibleInk
Ludicolo, probably not. Slaking? Ehhhhhh....
Although, really? We've already had the Jynx blackface debate. Who knows what the Japanese dev team is thinking? Maybe Ho-oh is a gay rights activist as the Rainbow Poke.
White FC: 0218 0574 8285
I'll fight you, Munkus.
Unless you want to do 2v2!
I'm online.
NNID-InvisibleInk
You have to get the national dex before you can get to the rest of the islands with the ruby/sapphire items on don't you?
NNID-InvisibleInk
and its a Shiny one too!
NNID-InvisibleInk