PJM Newsroom – End of the Year Edition

I apologise for the quietness. I have to study hard for my finals, and most of the remaining time is gobbled up by family needs. In the little that remains for me to go on the internet, I’m too exhausted to do anything. Due to that, work surrounding PJM has been on the back burner for a while. With the exams only ending February 9th, that isn’t going to change soon.

Due to this I will prolong the deadline for PJM 2014 Contest – Round Two by about a month. The original deadline was January 3rd, but seeing as I still haven’t received many submission, I figured out some of you must been busy too (or forgot). Seeing as I didn’t send any reminders, I might as well give anyone more time. I will put the new deadline at February 3rd 12.00 am UTC.

What this also mean for the magazine is that it will be pushed back a bit. Don’t worry, it’s still coming, but writing content and putting it together still takes a lot of time and effort. I can’t put a date on it, but rest assured it comes in 2014.

Seeing as it will feature an interview of both me and Pokejungle, you can mail us possible questions through [email protected]. I’m now back off studying! Keep the comments civil and don’t fall for upvote scams!

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3,248 thoughts on “PJM Newsroom – End of the Year Edition”

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  2. remember the couple who said my dendenne want to shock your emolga.. well now they say my emolga wants to live with your dendenne forever:(

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    • EV stands for Effort Values. When your Pokemon defeat a pokemon, they earn specific effort points. When enough is accumulated, your Pokemon’s base stat will increase.

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    • 2 + 2 = fish

      …all jokes aside, it’s called effort values o: basically you can gain them in 5 categories, hp, attack, defense, special attack, special defense, and speed. every pokemon you fight increases one of these EVs . when you gain them, the pokmeon gets stronger in that category.

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    • Ok,
      Ev stands for effort values
      4 Evs are the same as 1 stat boost
      The maximum Evs in a stat is 252
      Ad the maximum Evs overall you can get are 508
      Defeating pokemon give certain Evs for specific stats but you can use super training for a more countable way

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    • Effot values. Say I beat an Alakazam. My pokemon would get 3 in special attack. The biggest base stat of the pokemon you beat is the EV the pokemon you beat it with gets. When a stat reaches 252 EVs it maxes out. Natures count for 10 percent of a stat.

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    • Ivs are independent values
      These are the genetics side of pokemon
      The maximum Ivs are 31 into one stat
      The child can inherit the Ivs through holding a destiny knot

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