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Critical Hits
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MysticKenji
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mood4food77
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electric used to be the second best type in teh game
raichu and jolteon used to be amazing
now it's horrible, only electivire is really worth using
raichu and jolteon used to be amazing
now it's horrible, only electivire is really worth using
Wii4Mii 99
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Not necessarily.
Jolteon is a reasonable Baton Passer.
Zapdos is a pest and hard to take down.
Raikou is fast and hits hard.
Magnezone has good defenses and hits really hard from the Special side.
Until wii meet again,
Wii4Mii 99
mood4food77
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but they're not as good as they used to be
i mean OU used to be all psychic and electric pokes, along with chansey and snorlax
i mean OU used to be all psychic and electric pokes, along with chansey and snorlax
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farfetch'd: 6.25% + 30% + 40% = 76.25% crit ratio for slash.
I used a 394 speed scope lens mewtwo @ JAA. 40% crit.
I used a 394 speed scope lens mewtwo @ JAA. 40% crit.
I have had experience, both good and bad, when critical hits went through an enhanced defense. It does suck when your on the recieving end after you have used curse or iron defense many times.
I found that reflect/light screen does work well against it, but I found that lowering the opponents attack, along with moves/abilities that prevent escape can make anyone have a hard time if they rely on critical hits. I recall once, I took down a couple of the opponent's pokemon who had intimidate. With the next one, I can't remember which it was, but I was unable to escape. Worst of all, I was lucky enough to get a few criticals, but the lowered stat made the hits weak. It was a royal pain. So, critical hits can be dealt with by reducing the opponent's attack. I learned that the hard way. I was playing one of the GBA games when this happened.
I found that reflect/light screen does work well against it, but I found that lowering the opponents attack, along with moves/abilities that prevent escape can make anyone have a hard time if they rely on critical hits. I recall once, I took down a couple of the opponent's pokemon who had intimidate. With the next one, I can't remember which it was, but I was unable to escape. Worst of all, I was lucky enough to get a few criticals, but the lowered stat made the hits weak. It was a royal pain. So, critical hits can be dealt with by reducing the opponent's attack. I learned that the hard way. I was playing one of the GBA games when this happened.