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RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Ichida - May. 17, 2008
I just remembered... Dragonair evolves at Lv55, so I guess that explains the hate for Dragonite. *shrug*
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Bey Brad - May. 17, 2008
dragonite breaks my carp heart
dragonair is beautiful and awesome looking and dragonite looks like he has downs
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Ichida - May. 17, 2008
Well, power usually comes at the price of beauty in this game. Most of the godly Pokemon are ugly carp.
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Bey Brad - May. 17, 2008
Ichida Wrote:Well, power usually comes at the price of beauty in this game. Most of the godly Pokemon are ugly carp.
tyranitar is cool looking
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Zander Soulwind - May. 17, 2008
Ichida Wrote:Well, power usually comes at the price of beauty in this game. Most of the godly Pokemon are ugly carp.
Lol, beauty is only skin deep.
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Roan - May. 17, 2008
Ichida Wrote:Well, power usually comes at the price of beauty in this game.
hahahahahahah carp
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - KoD PT - May. 17, 2008
Haven't most Nintendo Pokémon tourneys been 2 on 2? Stuff like JAA, some of the Gamestop tourneys in some places. I guess most people who attend these would be used by now.
I don't think stall teams would be an issue though... for 2 on 2 with only 4 pokes, you're either gonna have the casual players who'll use what they like and/or think is strong, or you have the competitive players who'll be making use of several of: Explosion, Fake Out, Protect, Sleep moves, Endeavor, sashed stuff, etc. Doubles is already a fast paced metagame by nature, one where stall teams are pretty much nonexistent and generally don't suit that type of game.
Besides, I doubt they even know or care about "stall teams"...
I don't think Item clause and the 15-minute Time Limit were really needed for this type of tournament given its nature. I guess it's just since that's what they've done most times before, that's what they're sticking with. I can see they'd prefer the games to be played faster so the tournament doesn't last so long.
Having that time limit if it were 1 on 1 with teams of 6 is another story though...
Still don't get the lv 50 rule. I bet that's gonna screw a lot of people.
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - FFX - May. 17, 2008
Bey Brad Wrote:hahaha ouch, please try and chill it
also how do you even lose a pokemon battle by timing out?
Opponent stalls, takes 1-2 minute(s) choose attacks after they take the advantage, attack phase take 30 seconds to a minute, so only a rather low amount of turns get passed, compared to standard battle. Some good strategies lost this way because they assumed that play would be reasonably quick.
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Bey Brad - May. 17, 2008
Oh, so there is usually a time limit at these tournaments?
I like the idea of there being a time limit on turns.
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - FFX - May. 17, 2008
I wish there was a countdown timer, it would make wifi go faster. I also wish animations were turned off so omg this can go so much faster than it is going at now.
D/P is so slowww
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Bey Brad - May. 17, 2008
flashfox Wrote:D/P is so slowww
RE: Official Nintendo Pokemon Tournament. - Ichida - May. 18, 2008
Bey Brad Wrote:I like the idea of there being a time limit on turns.