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Geminex 03-17-2010 05:49 PM

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EDIT: Of course, we gotta think of some way that Impact and Matthias as well as the NPC charactes can be in the tourney or else the chapter without being left out.
Wait, what tournament? The origninal idea was that Impact challenges Charlotte, to secure her loyalty, and then goes on and fights Renny and Pierce in a similar manner?

That's what I had planned since the middle of mission 1, anyway. Could've sworn I'd mentioned it as well.
Ah well.

And in the matter of Togekiss, I'm guessing the monokes attacks are fairly powerful and besides, they'd already life-drained togekiss for decreased stats. Maybe it could have taken one more attack, but what happened seems about right.

And Drac, I'm guessing AB either missed your use of a full restore, or didn't let it count, because you used a restore and attacked in the same turn. Usually, when you're healing, you lose a turn, don't you?

DanteFalcon 03-17-2010 05:51 PM

Convincing Matthias to fight in a tourney for any reason would be difficult. He simply doesn't engage in 1v1 fights on fair terms unless he has no choice.

Dracorion 03-17-2010 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Geminex (Post 1025409)
And Drac, I'm guessing AB either missed your use of a full restore, or didn't let it count, because you used a restore and attacked in the same turn. Usually, when you're healing, you lose a turn, don't you?

I dunno about that. I've used healing items before without losing a turn. Anyone can spray a potion on a pokemon and shout orders at the same time. I get Slayers and Pokebrids losing a turn when they heal, because they're the ones taking actions, but not trainers.

Geminex 03-17-2010 08:51 PM

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I get Slayers and Pokebrids losing a turn when they heal, because they're the ones taking actions, but not trainers.
Nah, in terms of balance its the other way around. Trainers have 4-6 pokemon, if they really need to heal it should cost them a turn. Pokebrids and Slayers have only themselves, so healing's gonna be necessary a lot, if they have to spend a turn on that they'd be even less effective. Trainers are the powerhouses of the fight already, they don't need more power.

Besides, for the trainer to apply the potion, the pokemon in question has to be standing still until it's been administered. That doesn't leave much time for battle in the same turn.

Menarker 03-18-2010 01:05 AM

Stats up! Listing the trainers' pokemons in questions from highest to lowest by using stats from Psypokes which I also trust for pokemon data along with Bulbapedia.
Mind you, this is only for discussion and reading and stuff, and perhaps a bit of tactics.


But first, the list of pokemons!
Pierces: Tyranitar, Blaziken, Skarmory, Metagross, Kingdra, Starmie
Charlotte: Arcanine, Manetric, Houndoom, Mightyena, Aerodactyl
Renny: Togekiss, Swampert, Magnezone, Umbreon, Shaymin (Land or Sky).

HitpointsHitpoints:
1st: Tyranitar/Swampert/Shaymin Land and Sky (100 for all)
2nd: Umbreon (95)
3rd: Arcanine (90)
4th: Togekiss (85)
5th: Blaziken, Metagross, Aerodactyl (80)
6th: Houndoom, Kingdra (75)
7th: Magnezone, Mightyena, Manetric (70)
8th: Skarmory (65)
9th: Starmie (60)


AttackAttack:
1st: Metagross (135)
2nd: Tyranitar (134)
3rd: Blaziken (120)
4th: Arcanine, Swampert (110)
5th: Aerodactyl (105)
6th: Shaymin Sky (103)
7th: Shaymin Land (100)
8th: Kingdra (95)
9th: Mightyena, Houndoom (90)
10th: Skarmory (80)
11th: Starmie, Manetric (75)
12th: Magnezone (70)
13th: Umbreon (65)
14th: Togekiss (50)


Special Attack

Special Attack:
1st: Magnezone (130)
2nd: Togekiss, Shaymin Sky (120)
3rd: Blaziken, Houndoom(110)
4th: Manetric (105)
5th: Arcanine, Starmie, Shaymin Land (100)
6th: Tyranitar, Metagross, Kingdra (95)
7th: Swampert (85)
8th: Umbreon, Aerodactyl, Mightyena(60)
9th: Skarmory (40)


DefenceDefence
1st: Skarmory (140)
2nd: Metagross (130)
3rd: Magnezone (115)
4th: Umbreon, Tyranitar (110)
5th: Shaymin Land (100)
6th: Togekiss, Kingdra (95)
7th: Swampert (90)
8th: Starmie (85)
9th: Arcanine (80)
10th: Shaymin Sky (75)
11th: Mightyena, Blaziken (70)
12th: Aerodactyl (65)
13th: Manetric (60)
14th: Houndoom (50)


Special DefenceSpecial Defence
0th: Tyranitar (150) *Due to innate ability Sandstorm buffing this stat by 50%. Lower if sandstorm is disrupted.*

1st: Umbreon (130)
2nd: Togekiss (115)
3rd: Shaymin Land, Tyranitar without sandstorm (100)
4th: Kingdra (95)
5th: Swampert, Magnezone, Metagross (90)
6th: Starmie (85)
7th: Arcanine, Houndoom (80)
8th: Shaymin Sky, Aerodactyl (75)
9th: Skarmory, Blaziken (70)
10th: Mightyena, Manetric (60)


SpeedSpeed:
1st: Aerodactyl (130)
2nd: Shaymin Sky (127)
3rd: Starmie (115)
4th: Manetric (105)
5th: Shaymin Land (100)
6th: Arcanine, Houndoom (95)
7th: Kingdra (85)
8th: Togekiss, Blaziken (80)
9th: Mightyena, Metagross, Skarmory (70)
10th: Umbreon (65)
11th: Tyranitar (61)
12th: Swampert, Magnezone (60)


Total Base StatsTotal (This I decided to list to compare if for any reason a pokemon really needed to be buffed to keep competitive and in keeping with the story. The ones on top hardly need buffing at all. :3)

0th: Tyranitar (650) Due to ability pumping his Special Defence higher than his listed stats.

1st: Tyranitar, Metagross, Shaymin Land and Sky (600)
2nd: Arcanine (555)
3rd: Togekiss (545)
4th: Kingdra (540)
5th: Swampert, Magnezone (535)
6th: Blaziken (530)
7th: Umbreon (525)
8th: Starmie (520)
9th: Aerodactyl (515)
10th: Houndoom (500)
11th: Manetric (475)
12th: Skarmory (465)
13th: Mightyena (420)


So overall:
Hitpoints: Renny is a leader with Pierce and Charlotte fighting hard, Pierce having some of the worst in this regards but also some better than Charlotte's consistantly mid-range stamina.

Attack: Pierce crushes all opposition, with Charlotte holding her own while hapless Renny only has one or two pokemon that can fight well on this scale.

Special Attack: Renny zaps his foes with the DESTRUCTIVE POWER OF LOVE, with Charlotte and Pierce fighting rather evenly, Charlotte with more power in the select few and Pierce having weaker but more consistant supply.

Defence: Pierce has undeniable first class defence, while Renny is not far behind with a very solid defence of his own, with poor Charlotte's pokemons watching their fleshy back for the foes that their master's personality creates.

Special Defence: Pierce in most given situation has the single pokemon with the most powerful special defence, but the majority of Renny's pokemon follow very closely behind with powerful defence against energy attacks thus making Renny incredibly adept surviving against special attacks, with the rest of Pierce's pokemon trying hard to wedge into the high tier while Charlotte fares no better than she did with Defence.

Speed: Charlotte is ruler of this mountain without a doubt, with Pierce in second and Renny trailing behind, with only one or two pokemons worth a blip on this scale.

Overall, Pierce is like the Warrior type, Charlotte the speedy rogue and Renny a sort of Priest/Mage character of this RP. :3

I hope you all enjoy this. (No flaming or bragging please.) And if you have any thoughts or concerns about how I "evaluated" the outcome overall, let me know what you think it is. ^^ And yes, I know Pierce had 6 pokemons while Renny and Charlotte only had 5, unless you count Shaymin twice due to her two forms, which she can only be one at a time... and also there is no telling what the 6th pokemon in each trainer's team will be like, or if any of the ones mentioned will be switched out. :3


EDIT: Also, while I did think something like a tournament would be easy to implement, it doesn't have to be that. :3 Plus, it's entirely possible that what could happen is...

Impact studies up on his team-mates secret data prior to the match or so. Pierce fights Renny in the tourney first round, Charlotte waiting for her turn but Impact talks to her and draws her away from the area and fights in a more secluded location. If Impact wins or if Charlotte agrees/submits to Impact, everything continues and Impact can decide who to fight next depending on the results/observation of the match-up of the duel between Pierce and Renny.

Mind you, it's a bit early to tell, and we might do something else later on or something.

Astral Harmony 03-18-2010 03:21 AM

Sorry, I missed a few things. I'll correct.

Wow, only two posts tonight. Maybe I can take the night off, think of how the arena will work (I'm thinking that Slayers and Pokébrids may work in groups or have additional support), and correct my mistakes from the previous post.

And then it's back on Final Fantasy XIII. It's odd, though. I don't really like the story nor do I give a damn about the characters, but the battles are really fun.

EDIT: I think that fixes everything. I use the Synopsis so that nobody has to read my full post. As each post generally takes an hour and a half to two hours total, I tend to think of them as rather big, though they don't seem that way when finished. Additionally, I use those to help me keep track of the action. And they could help those forumers who don't post as often catch up without reading the entire thread.

Dracorion 03-18-2010 10:39 AM

Gonna post this again
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Also, about made-up pokemon. Do we only get to include in our teams the ones you introduce, or can we make up our own?
Because I have a really cool idea for a pokemon to annoy Pierce. Which is always nice.

Did Chizuru like, run away or something? Nevermind, she was probably the one that weakened the Hariyama that Bronzong downed.

Geminex 03-18-2010 07:03 PM

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I use the Synopsis so that nobody has to read my full post.
Oh, no, I get why you write them, and they're quite helpful. It's just when Menarker reiterates what he did this turn, and tells you what his attacks should be doing, that I get slightly confused. But never mind.

Though, wait, what? Trainers can use items and attack in the same turn, now? What happened to balancing?

Menarker 03-18-2010 11:48 PM

Well, I just overlay the basics stuff like super effective or STAB so AB doesn't have to think as hard over all the math. Makes it easier for him to figure out the overall results. Also a good way to sum up any other actions such as him giving orders to Lola or such.

And I find the ability to use items and attack at the same turn suprising too. A welcome thing given that I'm a trainer too, but suprising. *Wonders if I'll ever find a use for X Accuracy or Dire Hit or any of the stat boosting items.*

Geminex 03-19-2010 12:27 AM

Hey, DanteFalcon, Impact's already hitting Mothim with a 4x effective attack. I think thunder might be better elsewhere. If it hasn't gone down yet, AB can always have Chiruzu follow up on it.

Perhaps hit Skuntank, to soften it up?

Edit: Also, in regards to the tournament (if it turns out to be a tournament at all) I'd prefer to have Impact fighting on his own. Shouldn't be too hard to even the playing field, though, depending on the next upgrade we get, I'm guessing it'd be somewhat fair if trainers simply used only 4 pokemon.


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