In Computer-generated teams ogerpon-fire can terastelize to darktype
In Computer-generated teams ogerpon-fire can terastelize to darktype
The pokemon's level itself is one of the main multipliers in the damage formula, so a level 100 mon will do more damage than a level 69 mon with the exact same stats.Hello dear Showdown Team,
I believe that the damage calculation and/or how the move transform works is incorrect. With my understanding, a pokemon using transform copies the stats (except HP) of the opposing pokemon. However I observed that the damage dealt by a transformed pokemon differs from the damage that the pokemon it copied would deal. More precisely a Ditto Lv. 100 transformed into an Arceus Lv. 69 deals significantly more damage than the original Arceus Lv. 69.
I found this to happen in the last turns of the following random battle
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen4randombattle-2004542923
and reproduce it in the following battle
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen4customgame-2004626559
with the following team on both sides:
Arceus Ditto (Ditto) @ Leppa Berry
Ability: Limber
- Transform
Arceus L69 (Arceus)
Ability: Multitype
Level: 69
IVs: 0 Atk
- Judgment
- Protect
Dummy (Deoxys-Defense)
Ability: Torrent
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Recover
- Splash
Arceus L100 (Arceus)
Ability: Multitype
IVs: 0 Atk
- Judgment
- Protect
I thought I was getting something wrong and I kinda still think I do, but I can't figure it out and no one in the Help room could help me with that either. It does not seem to make sense.
I appreciate if someone looks into it.
Really? Thats good to know, but somehow really unintuitive in my opinion. I appreciate the answer now I can finally go to sleep, Thanks a lot!The pokemon's level itself is one of the main multipliers in the damage formula, so a level 100 mon will do more damage than a level 69 mon with the exact same stats.
Here is an example thats actually real tooEternatus-Eternamax is usable in Modern Gen 1
Proof (Pikachu is dead)
It loses to slowbro though, so nvm it's perfectly balanced
Not a bug, Blood Moon isn't unable to be used twice in a row, it's unable to be selected twice in a row. When encore is used, it forces it into using Blood Moon instead of the selected move, and then the turn after it attempts to select blood moon and fails, causing struggleWhen doing a randombattle in gen 9, I was using ursaluna and I used bloodmoon on illumise. The move after, they used encore, and somehow I was able to use bloodmoon twice in a row. The next turn I could only use struggle.
This is the replay
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9randombattle-2005810048-fzij21gkg0futoqvd48ndpzkmj2ge3zpw
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Galarian Weezing's Neutralizing Gas disables flash fire- this is not a bug.Will-o-wisp didn't activate Heatran's Flash Fire
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen9ou-2008935001?p2
Yes. Blood Moon can be used twice in a row just fine. It just can't be selected twice in a row.is this supposed to happen?View attachment 579155