JungleTalk — Thoughts on X & Y

It’s been a little over a week since Pokémon X & Pokémon Y released worldwide. hopefully your Kalos Adventure is well under way now, and you’re off exploring the region and discovering everything it has to offer..

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  1. haha that was awesome. I wanted to do some residual damage to this espeon in the battle maison, but its magic bounce redirected klefki’s toxic. so I switch to gardevoir, and use will-o-wisp, which bounces back, burns me, then gardevoirs synchronize burns espeon. that’s what I call innovation! 😉

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  2. Vespiqueen should have a rare hidden ability that like halves all other bug type pokemon’s attack and special attack. Just to go along with it’s “Queen bee” design.

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      • Nah man, Glaceon is cool (ho ho ho) but all it can do is Magic Coat, Ice Beam and Shadow Ball, which is kinda limited. It has exactly the same problems as the other Eeveelutions have most of the time: Limited Movepool syndrome.

        I’m so happy, Flareon is pretty much my favourite Eeveelution (he’s joint with Jolteon and Umbreon I can never decide). So him finally getting Flare Blitz is frickin fantastic. Now one can run a viable Flareon competitively if one should want to.

        Espeon also got pretty much the only thing it needed to make it great too: something to deal with Dark types. It gets Dazzling Beam via TM. So Espeon is still comfortably the best Eeveelution out there. Vaporeon hasn’t changed and is still just as OK as it used to be, as is Leafeon.

        Now Gamefreak, Give Umbreon Night Shade and Jolteon Electro Ball. Electro Ball might be pushing it a bit, I’ll admit that, but Umbreon badly needs Night Shade, to make him the perfect stall ‘mon. Chansey/Blissey get Seismic Toss and it is crucial to many of their movesets, Night Shade would do absolute wonders for Umbreon.

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          • Fair Enough, I suppose.

            Still, Flareon finally getting some recognition for what it’s actually good at is most welcome. For so long its Fire option were Fire Fang, Flamethrower or Fire Blast, I’m glad it finally got Flare Blitz.

            Umbreon is the only one really lagging behind now. It’s a decent Stall ‘mon, but it’s just not nearly as good as the other options.

            I just want the eeveelutions to be as good as the other options. That’s all…

          • umbreon can pass curse boosts, which is… ok I guess… but compared to the others he is definitely lacking. he should for sure get night shade.

  3. Am I the only one that thought the game was just okay? The story wan’t the best we had, some old pokemon never got evos when they scream them, game was very easy, an in my opinion the worst was I beat this in 22 hours. Still, it is one of my favorites, but when Z comes out I expect so much more.

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  4. I have a person asking me to trade every 5 minutes, but the person has nothing I don’t have. If I remove them from “Acquaintance” will I be removed from their list?

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    • When you fish constantly in one place (no movement, no saving and quitting), the chances of finding a shiny increase significantly. Using a Pokemon with the ability Suction Cups (Lileep/Cradily or Octillery) this becomes much easier, as having no bite also breaks the streak.

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    • Serebii: It turns out that if you manage to get a chain of consecuctive fishing hooks, it will gradually increase the likelihood of finding a Shiny Pokémon, with the exact figures still to come. The higher the amount of Pokémon hooked,
      the more likely you get a shiny Pokémon, but as with PokéRadar, this is
      not a guarantee.

      There are a few things that will break this consecutive streak,
      however. If you move from the spot, the streak is broken. If you pull in
      the rod too early, the streak is broken. If you don’t get a nibble, the
      streak is broken.

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    • I see your safari is Bug. That’s fitting!

      Consecutive fishing is fishing without moving spots and having a bite every time you cast the rod. You have to catch or defeat the Pokemon or it will break the chain.

      Tipping does not raise the chances, it was just someone who did it and out of pure luck found one. Who for sure though?

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