Pokémon

[El Shafto]

quais eram as trafulhices para se meter o jogo mais rapido no desmume?

[Visitante]

 

 

 

 

nem fez cócegas! :funny:

 

 

velho Koga :prayer: o Venomoth dele é fdd, meteu-me o Umbreon confuso e depois atacou logo com o toxic... se não o tivesse despachado rápido tinha sido complicadito

 

 

outra cara conhecida :prayer: :prayer: e este merece bem os dois prayers, foi de longe o adversário mais complicado até agora. Aliás, foi a primeira vez que tive receio que o Umbreon morresse e foi a primeira vez que tive de usar uma poção... Quando vejo o Hitmonlee a sacar de um hi jump kick certeiro (130 poder, 90% accuracy), ainda por cima crítico :medinho: era ver a barra ali a descer a torto e a direito, fiquei mesmo no fim do red, só com 27 de hp :lol: ótimo adversário, sim senhor, assim dá gosto.

 

 

 

meh, fraquita. Como só usa pokemons do tipo dark usei 3 curses, pelo sim pelo não; a partir daí foi OHKO sempre a aviar lol

 

 

 

mítico Lance :) mas continua burro e fraco :mrgreen: também não fez mossa. Se bem que aqui o Umbreon já tava mesmo todo roto, já só tinha o payback, o resto tinha-se esgotado tudo LOL tive de usar um ether

 

 

 

Portanto, com isto tudo DANIEL é o novo campeão :)

 

 

 

 

 

Ghost :heart: :heart: :heart:

 

 

 

[Spikey]

apanhava um Kangaskhan, que tem uma grande variedade de ataques, para substituir o Graveler.

 

Olha, boa ideia, estive a ver os movesets que ele pode aprender e ele pode aprender o Earthquake, que era a razão pela qual eu tinha o Graveler nos outros jogos. E posso o apanhar na Safari Zone, por isso é fixe. Thx.

 

EDIT: Daniel :prayer:

 

Btw, agora é só venceres Kanto e o Red. Não duvido que chegues até ele no lvl 100 :lol:

Editado 12 Junho 2012 por BlackEmperor

[Ricardo Silva]

Sim senhor Daniel muito bom percurso, depois de Kanto e antes do Red passa pela Elite 4 de novo eles estarão mais fortes.

 

Num guide vi uma sugestão de team para passar o jogo:

 

 

These are pokemon I would recommend using.

 

Kangaskhan

 

Can be obtained on Refreshing Field in the PokeWalker, which is unlocked by default, this is a powerhouse, with great attack stats. Learns Mega Punch early on, which is powerful early, and Crunch, which is a powerful Dark move. It can learn both Strength and Rock Climb, which are equally good attacks, but should only know one. Outrage is a powerful Dragon type attack, with a base power of 120, important because it can destroy a Dragon Type pokemon. Also can learn the three elemental punches (Ice, Fire, Thunder).

 

Moves to Know:

 

Outrage: For taking on Dragons

 

Crunch: for Ghost and Psychic types.

 

Ampharos

 

What an amazing pokemon. You can get a Mareep early on, and can also catch them throughout Johto, as well as Flaafy. Ampharos learns some good moves that help it diversify itself from other electrics, and it doesn't even need TMs or Tutors. Signal Beam is a bug move with base power of 70, 100 accuracy, and a 10% chance of confusion. Power Gem is a base power 70, 100 accuracy rock-type move that gives it advantages over Fire, Bug, and Ice. With those two moves and an electric type move, it has super-effectiveness against Water, Flying, Psychic, Dark, Fire, Bug, and Grass types.

 

Moves to Know:

 

Signal Beam, for Psychic, Dark, and Grass

 

Power Gem, for Fire, Bug, and Ice

 

Weaville

 

The evolved form of Sneasel, this will not be possible to obtain until after the first trip through the elite four without trading. You must get 48 BP from the battle frontier and buy a Razor Claw, then equip it with Sneasel. Level it up at night, and you get a Weaville.

 

Weaville is a Dark/Ice pokemon, which means the Elite Four will WEAP when they see this. Good against Psychic, Ghost, and Dragon pokemon, you can almost tank the elite four with only Weaville... except for Bruno, which it has a X4 weakness to all of his pokemon. But against Will and Lance, Weaville will have a field day.

 

Because Sneasel is only obtainable at level 41 plus, there are some things you will have to do to get it to it's maximum potential. You can try and breed it, then raise it high enough to learn the moves it uses best, Ice Punch and Night Slash.

 

Since neither Sneasel or Weaville can learn Ice Punch through levels, you will need to either breed it with a pokemon that does, or teach it Ice Punch from the move tutors at the Battle Frontier. WEAVILLE CANNOT LEARN ICE PUNCH! You must teach it Ice Punch before it evolves. Since it takes enough time to get the 48 points for the Razor Claw, it might be easier to breed it with a Hitmonchan.

 

Night Slash is easier. You need to either evolve it before it learns the move (Level 35) or get a Heart Scale and use the Move Relearner in Blackthorn. In addition, Slash is also learned by both Sneasel and Weaville through leveling up, which has the increased crit chance, and is normal, so it is a good basic move. For the final move, I prefer Brick Break, as it gives it more type effectiveness, adding Rock, Steel, and Normal to its super-effective types. If it doesn't learn Brick Break, it's not the end of the world.

 

You could also just do what I did for this one, which is get a Sneasel, teach it Ice Punch, evolve it, then teach it Night Slash. Lazy route, and it won't be as powerful as a bred one.

 

Moves to Know:

 

Night Slash: For Psychics and Ghosts

 

Ice Punch: For Ground, Grass, and Dragon Pokemon.

 

Kadabra/Alakazam

 

It really doesn't matter if you can't get an Alakazam, but it will be stronger. I will from here on refer to this one as Ka-zam, and a Kadabra could be substituted if, like me, none of your friends will trade with you.

 

Obviously Psychic is the prefered psychic move, but a surprising move I like on mine is Shock Wave. It DOUBLES your effectiveness, adding Flying and Water. It has 60 power and WILL NOT MISS. Another helpful one is Energy Ball. It adds Ground and Rock to the effectivness. That's 6 different types from what is normally a psychic-only type pokemon. Shadow Ball allows it to be super-effective against Psychic, and Ghost pokemon, but since and Ghost pokemon have the type advantage, it really isn't worth it (although psychics would have a hard time damaging your pokemon while you destroy it).

 

Moves to Know:

 

Psychic: Just a hugely powerful attack.

 

Energy Ball: If only one or the other, this would also add water, and is stronger against water than Shock Wave.

 

Vaporeon

 

This is a very powerful pokemon you can get early. It is more helpful in the long run than the other evolutions of eevees, especially if you didn't get Totodile. it learns bite at level 29, which is a little late for when you need it (Euctreak Gym), and it doesn't learn any damaging water moves between water gun and hydro pump. However, you get surf soon after the fourth gym, which is the best move it can learn (debatably). It learns Aurora Beam around the final gym, and can learn Ice Beam and Blizzard, sadly only through TMs

 

For it to be max stats, evolve it at level one by breeding an eevee/other evolution with a ditto, then using a water stone on it to get a vaporeon. It's special attack will grow at double the rate every level, as will it's HP. The main downside it has stat-wise, is its slow speed. It has only average speed, with many members of the elite four having fast pokemon. But with its high hp and special defense, it can be an effective tank and take a hit or two while you heal.

 

Move-wise, it is a wierd pokemon. It learns Water Gun at 15 and then no other water moves until level 71 (Hydro Pump) other than Aqua Ring, a HP-Restoring move. It learns many status moves, like Sand Attack and Haze, but very few moves useful for speeding through the elite four. So, in order to own their asses, you will have to resort to TM/HMing this bitch.

 

First off, you get two VERY useful moves around the fourth gym. Surf (obviously useful) is unlocked after this gym, which is easy to spot. However, what many people do not realize is that Vaporeon can learn Shadow Ball, the TM gotten from Morty after you beat him in Euktreak. It gives Vaporeon a special attack that is super effective against Ghosts, Psychics, and Darks, the last two of whom have trainers dedicated to their types in the elite four. Aurora Beam is ice type, and will hurt Dragons a ton, but in order to truly be effective you need ice beam, which in and of itself takes longer to get than training you Vaporeon to 100. It is not the end of the world if Vaporeon doesn't learn it however. If you do want it to be better though, Blizzard with PP UPs is a good alternative.

 

Moves to Know

 

Surf: Very powerful water move early on, still a great move late.

 

Shadow Ball: Allows your Vaporeon to decimate Ghosts, and Psychics.

 

Gengar

 

Not really recommended too much, but it can single-handedly take down the entire elite four, and probably do a number on Lance as well. If you do want to use Gengar, even not for the elite four, teach it Psychic and Sludge Bomb. Energy Ball would be a good move too.

 

Moves to Know: These four moves will give it the most types it can take on with only special attacks (9 of 17 types!!!)

 

Psychic (Fighting and Poison)

 

Shadow Ball (Ghost and Psychic)

 

Sludge Bomb (Grass)

 

Energy Ball (Water, Ground, and Rock)

 

Tyranitar

 

As someone pointed out, I was wrong on when you can catch Larvitar. You can catch it in the safari zone after the second challenge during the morning and day, but that's all I know about that. But if you're really too lazy to do that, get one off the GTS or wait til Mt. Silver. Or get a friend to help you. Whatever you decide, just get the damn thing, cause it is amazing. It starts as a Rock/Ground, which makes it immune to electric, but unfortunately Tyranitar is Rock/Dark. So it loses both that immunity to electric attacks and bug attacks deal normal damage (negating the rock resistance) and fighting becomes 4x effective, but it gains an immunity to Psychic moves, and the water and grass weaknesses are halved (only do double damage) but it loses the weakness to ice, and a rock move would actually be strong against them.

 

Now the hard part on Tyranitar is the fact that it has so many good moves, you don't know which ones to choose. That's where I come in :D. First off, if a pokemon can learn Earthquake, god dammit teach it Earthquake, especially when it learns it leveling up. Crunch follows the same rule as earthquake, especially on a dark pokemon that has immunity to psychics. Ice punch is always a good idea, since that now gives it an advantage over ground, grass, dragon, and flying. Then teach it Brick Break or Superpower (your choice) and it adds Dark, Ice, and Normal to its list. It is now super effective against Electric, Fire, Poison, Rock, Ground, Psychic, Ghost, Steel, Grass, Dragon, Flying, Dark, Ice, and Normal.

 

Moves to Know

 

Ice Punch - adds four types, tutor only

 

Brick Break - adds three types, tm only

 

[Spikey]

Num guide vi uma sugestão de team para passar o jogo:

 

No GameFaqs né? É lá onde costumo ver as cenas do jogo e isso, tem practicamente tudo lá.

[Ricardo Silva]

Exacto nem tinha reparado bem no site em sim fui directamente para esse artigo a partir do google.

[El Shafto]

Comecei no Blaz Black, já que é mais f*dido, tem os pokemons todos e dá para o online na mesma... f*da-se, chego ao arbusto bato de boca contra um pokémon lvl 6. Fiquei todo "WTF" :lol: parece tar interessante.

Editado 12 Junho 2012 por Lawliet D. River

[doom_master]

Blaze Black :prayer: Agora nas férias sou capaz de voltar a pegar, muito fixe. Todos os Pokémons existentes e tudo a níveis bem mais altos :heart:

[Tythtyth1]

Ninguém me quer explicar como jogo online pelo desmume ?

[Naitch]

É só a mim que vai na volta, o No$gba resolve bloquear? Ainda há pouco tava em Azalea e isto crashou e tive que voltar para a gruta antes da vila :(

[Saúl]

Alguém me explique esses negócios de jogar por emulador mas dar para lutar e trocar online à mesma sff

[Scorpio]

pm's enviadas

[El Shafto]

Após o primeiro ginásio:

E foi mais difícil do que eu estava à espera. Perdi à primeira vez, não estava nada à espera daquela 3-way battle com o gajo a ter 6 pokemons. Dei KO em 5 mas o último, com a vida no vermelho, conseguiu ganhar. Pelo sim, pelo não, fui apanhar um Pidgey, é um pokemon sempre bacano e ia servir-me como backup. Nem precisei dele. O Vulkan (sou a melhor pessoa do mundo a dar nomes a pokemons lol) com o Hone Claws e depois com o Acrobatics foi uma limpeza fácil. Esta team vai sofrer tanta alteração :lol:

[Saúl]

Bully e dentuça :lol:

[El Shafto]

O Dentuça é para apanhar uma Vulpix e depois fazer Papuça e Dentuça! :3

 

E já fui buscar o Victini. Ainda demorei a perceber o que tava a fazer de mal, porque isto não tava a dar, mas lá percebi :lol: e porra que pokemon abusado, o v-create tem 180 damage e todos os outros 3 ataques têm 100 de damage e 100 accuracy wtf

Editado 13 Junho 2012 por Lawliet D. River

[Saúl]

O Dentuça é para apanhar uma Vulpix e depois fazer Papuça e Dentuça! :3

 

E já fui buscar o Victini. Ainda demorei a perceber o que tava a fazer de mal, porque isto não tava a dar, mas lá percebi :lol: e porra que pokemon abusado, o v-create tem 180 damage e todos os outros 3 ataques têm 100 de damage e 100 accuracy wtf

 

:lol:

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A minha mãe vai comprar uma nintendo ds ao meu irmão no aniversário dele. Vou começar a juntar dinheiro para comprar o Heart Gold que aquilo é só pokemon raro e bom, depois vou passa-los todos para o Black/White 2, que show 8)

[El Shafto]

É um bocado offtopic mas, por acaso, a nintendo DS é uma consola excelente. Deram uma à minha irmã há uns anos, mas quem a usa sou eu. Não dava nada por ela na altura mas, hoje em dia, adoro-a. Às vezes até chego a ir mais cedo para a condução para ter de ficar lá à espera e ficar a jogar na DS :lol: e os preços do jogo também são muito mais decentes (acho que o preço médio em portugal anda tipo à volta dos 40€, enquanto que jogos de outras consolas apanhas muitos a 69€ por exemplo :lol:)

 

tl;dr nintendo ds <3

[vakjew]

É um bocado offtopic mas, por acaso, a nintendo DS é uma consola excelente. Deram uma à minha irmã há uns anos, mas quem a usa sou eu. Não dava nada por ela na altura mas, hoje em dia, adoro-a. Às vezes até chego a ir mais cedo para a condução para ter de ficar lá à espera e ficar a jogar na DS :lol: e os preços do jogo também são muito mais decentes (acho que o preço médio em portugal anda tipo à volta dos 40€, enquanto que jogos de outras consolas apanhas muitos a 69€ por exemplo :lol:)

 

tl;dr nintendo ds <3

 

então dizes que és pirata no teu programa da trolhice e compras jogos para consolas? estou desiludido shaft.

[El Shafto]

não sei flashar ou crl como se chama a ds :( era já :lol:

[Unclouded]

pm's enviadas

 

Manda para mim também :mrgreen:

[Jaca]

não sei flashar ou crl como se chama a ds :( era já :lol:

Coisa mais fácil.

[doom_master]

Shaft, Aconselho-te vivamente a arranjar uma Beedrill no Blaze Black. Que put* de moveset! A Lv 24 tem Cross Poison, X-Scissor, Bug Bite e Poison Tail. É vê-la a limpar tudo o que é Grass, Bug e Psychic :prayer:

[Naitch]

E o Bugsy (Azalea) também já está. Pikachu acabou o combate em nível 22. Venha a Whitney mais o seu Miltank d'um raio.

[doom_master]

Oh God, agora Toxic Spikes. Moveset da Beedrill :prayer:

[MacGyver]

Shaft, Aconselho-te vivamente a arranjar uma Beedrill no Blaze Black. Que put* de moveset! A Lv 24 tem Cross Poison, X-Scissor, Bug Bite e Poison Tail. É vê-la a limpar tudo o que é Grass, Bug e Psychic :prayer:

 

Ainda bem que avisas, já ia para a box......