It's such an easy concept to understand, don't hack or RNG manip your pokemon. People have spent their literal lives making teams for this tournament, and the prizes get stolen by people who just outsource their entire team. Pokemon can't be the only competitive format where you just ignore the rules, in every competitive format of every game, money WILL determine stuff, and let them because they have SPENT that money to compete on an equal level. DON'T CHEAT I work a job like any adult, and I use my damn time so I'm still able to make a team, infact I made a team IN-TIME for the online Challenge III starting tomorrow.
Until Gen 6 happened, I firmly believe that Gamefreak intended for players to not have 5-6iv teams considering how long it took for the destiny knot feature to happen since the introduction of breeding in Gen 2.
Its weird how "being good" is quite literally the bare minimum in any sport or esport to play in the official esports and competitions and yet VGC is somehow that lazy and is struggling to do that. Heck, the iron thorns deck that won worlds cost at least 50$ and that deck may not even be meta relevant by next year's worlds. Heck, give a few more years a bunch of those cards in that deck may not even be tournament legal. At least whatever pokemon you get in the games you keep as long as its legitimate and legal to use. Oh and as for real sports, NFL pro running back Derrick Henry spends over $240,000 per year on his diet per year and he is having one of the best years of his career statistically. Sure he makes a ton of money playing professionally, but there was far more crap he went through just to get where he is. Heck even in other esports they face the same issues. I just think its mostly a misconception that all it takes is "being good" to play in these types of events. Meanwhile in Pokemon, all you need to do is just show up, and have a team, which is far less money and time consuming than what other people need to do.
Still, would be nice to have. And I'm sure the dialogue of the Hyper training man getting garbage off the ground to train your Pokemon would no doubt be hilarious 😂 "Oh, you want to use this bottlecap? Yeah? This is my payment?" "Ah. Of course. Your Pokémon will be trained to the fullest value of this priceless relic. Thanks. Really." "What do you mean it's weaker? That's as silly as saying you paid me in garbage. But you would never..." Then I imagine after so many he battles you in frustration XD Edit: OH! And he can scold you for trying to cheat him too 😊
3:50 You kinda do need to buy sword and shield and the dlc's, as your literally illustrated earlier in the video, traded pokemon are not safe to bring to tournaments as they could be hacked.
Its not illustrated earlier in the video at all. Objectively, the rules do not require it and there's no restrictions on obtaining those Pokemon. Its 100% on the community for creating that environment, proven by the "pay to win" lie only being perpetuated by cheaters moving the goalposts when caught. No legit player would ever be in the situation to not be able to obtain a previous generation Pokemon while being competitive
@@Verlisifyi 100% agree that its the community’s fault for supporting hacking and making it unsafe to trade for mons. But, what do you do then if you dont want to risk trading for mons you need while also having all mons available if you need to make a new tram with all options available?
It is so sad to see that no matter what Game Freak introduces or does for competitive pokémon people will always continue their beloved cheating and if I remember correctly they’ve been doing so ever since gen 5 which is pretty much over a decade (I wouldn’t even be surprised if it was since gen 4).
what is crazy Is that in every other competitive E-sport, UA-camrs that get caught cheating, lose their entire audience, and are ostracized from the community, but the Pokémon community is completely different. They just justify cheating. Really Sucks for people who want to compete legitimately.
From my understanding to do things the right way would mean a huge time sink. And if most if not all people are cheating wouldn’t it just make more sense for gamefreak to somehow allow people to edit the ivs and natures of their pokemon for competitive events? Also idk anything about this topic just stumbled on the video
They cried about the National dex in SwSD because they couldn't transfer in all of their old hacked mons. Nothing more, nothing less. Those cheaters can never be appeased, despite how easy GF makes it for them to become legit players. And yeah, Wolfie gaslighting casuals into thinking low IVs don't matter; All for his own gain, because when the casuals come to tourneys with average mons, he'll roll them with his perfect stat'd genned mons.
It is beyond a lost cause and I appreciate you. VGC cheaters say anything except admitting fault. They for sure think we should cheat and entitled is the right phrase. I'm about to get away from VGC myself if they just keep preferring to be toxic. Cheating is wrong and I have been flamed for just agreeing.
I’m fairly new to the scene when it comes to competitive… but was this never easily spotted…. The odds of it being 1 in 23 million should say enough…? No? Can gamefreak or the organisers of these events not pull these pokemon through a system to verify their “legit” status… in the world we live in the societies we live in people love to cut corners… The organisers should have some responsibility just like in every other competitive scene like LOL, Dota and tons of others… THAT DOESNT FUCKING MEAN YOU CAN CHEAT IN A FUCKING CHILDRENS GAME. 😂
Pokemon Company Japan will DQ and ban players. Problem is TPCi is corrupt since they hired Wolfey's friends in Gen 5 like Scott Glaza and Cybertron who let him cheat and get away with it. Chris Brown is the global esports head instead of someone from Game Freak or Nintendo JP. Cheating became too prevalent to where if they did anything the whole scene implodes even though it deserves to
Say it louder for the people in the back. Then say it again. Then say it very slowly for the thick ones. The rusty bottlecap line is second only to the 500 hours lie with how stupid it is. It's proven how stupid it is by it only being casuals who don't play parroting this line. No one ever hacked in Pokemon because they couldn't get 0 EVs for a Trick Room team no one is running. Once the "rusty bottlecap" is introduced, it's just going to become the "rainbow bottlecap", or the "Ultra Vitamin", or the Tera Shard equivalent. These cheaters will never stop until Pokemon is a simulator game, except not really, because even if Pokemon made the "official simulator", if it requires the slightest kind of work, which it likely will because Pokemon is in the business of making games, not simulators, they will still hack. Casuals forget that even beating the story mode is too much for these weirdos. Casuals also forget that Pokemon Showdown is a failed simulator that only 1000 people actively play. The official simulator line is also dumb, and why I've always said "Battle Revolution" instead. The competitive focused Pokemon game still needs to be a fun GAME that everyone can enjoy, that's accessible and appealing to the casual audience so we can start rebuilding the community, but still has work involved so these work-adverse losers can finally get lost, not some stagnant simulator that only a niche crowd is interested in.
Agreed. You're obviously absolutely correct, they'll move the goal post. But as someone who doesn't cheat, I'd like to see it added in. Great video though, hope you had a nice Thanksgiving!
Instead of a rusty bottle cap, can we separate the collecting aspect of pokemon from the esport? I would want that more than an item to lower IV to 0 for hypothetical situations.
@Verlisify i got no issue with the rules. If you are dumb enough to cheat and get caught its on you. My issue is slowly forcing competitive aspects into the main game. Perhaps I am a bad pokemon trainer for being a shiny hunter/ribbon collector.
The basis of this video: They aren’t even trying now when 99% is so accessible what makes you think things are gonna change when you give them the last 1%
If a game exists there will always be honest players, some who up the vanilla experience with QOL mods, and also the full on cheaters and rom hack users
What hurts me the most is that all of these supposed "accessibility" and "quality of life" changes Pokemon has made over the past couple of generations aren't really to make competitive more accessible to the average player, as competitive is a toxic shitshow and the real barrier of entry is who you know, but rather to make the competitive players cheat less. Shinies are fundamentally worthless now because every comp player needed to wave their dick around and so they hacked all of their shinies. Breeding as a mechanic is worthless because everything that was once a reward for breeding (natures, IVs, egg moves, shiny odds, etc) is a freebie reward now that you can apply to any Pokemon with items. They will never need to include battle facilities again because the rewards for doing them can be gotten for pokedollars and from raids. And all for what? So that a group of people who will never stop cheating may be a little less inclined to cheat? They're stripping away the replayability factor of Pokemon so that people who want to play showdown can play showdown on the licensed product. And that sucks for the rest of us.
Rules are immaterial ideas with no physical substance. I do not believe that breaking rules is bad just because that's how rules work. What is actually being done is important. In this particular case, the Pokémon Company created a system in which astronomical luck is required in order to obtain perfect pokémon. This system is unfair because one competitor might have a better team because they got lucky and not because they are are a better teambuilder. The Pokémon Company makes a unfair system, and the competitors must choose either to be harmed (be cheated or outlucked) or to harm others (cheat). Both the company and the cheaters are harmful, but I think the company is more harmful because they ban pokémon that are effectively identical to those could be be obtained (unlikely) in game. Summary: Pokémon Company is in the wrong. They ban pokémon that (are identical to ones that) could be obtained (unlikely) in game. Edit: I think hacked Pokémon should be legal even if you could create all the stats at will in game regularly. They would be identical, so it wouldn't give hackers an advantage.
No way you are this much of a worthless loser. The rules are voluntary so its objectively indefensible to break rules you opt in to to harm others. Nothing about the rules is unfair because its a completely even and unbiased ruleset of "play the game" and since it takes less time and money compared to every sport and almost all esports the demands of the rules are completely acceptable and accessible. There's only one group in the wrong, the cheaters deliberately harming others. The rules aren't to blame 100% because if you don't like voluntary rules then don't play. unbelievable idiocy at the end of your comment since time and resources are direct competitive advantages.
@@Verlisify I agree that a time commitment is necessary in basically any sport. However, the translation to VGC would be that competitors optimize their teams and practice. Time spent mindlessly obtaining a million pokémon just to see if one has good stats is not beneficial to the competitor's skill, which should be the primary factor in VGC. Also, I do not think the 'voluntary rules' argument is very important. VGC is by far the main way of using and being rewarded for talent in the game. Therefore, it should be as accommodating as is reasonable to its players. I do not think that the Pokémon Company is in the wrong for enforcing its rules. I think that it is in the wrong for choosing the rules that it has. To address your first point: The ruleset may not be biased, but it is unfair as long as chance is involved in pokémon stats. Secondly, although VGC may be relatively accessible, it could be MORE accessible, and I think that would be better for everyone. My main point is not that cheaters are martyrs. It is that Nintendo has direct control over how stats are determined, and they have not chosen the most accessible way. Technically speaking, hacking in a pokémon with perfect stats is effectively the same as catching a million until one shows up. The hacker's skill has not improved. The only change is that they didn't waste 1000 hours staring at their switch for a month.
@@shoot_game718 I get that you are 14 so you don't understand how stupid you are being so Ill be as clear as possible. The rules of Pokemon dictate the skill of training is as important as battling. Its a 1:1 comparison to all sports and competition since all competitive disciplines test different things and almost all of them take more time and money than Pokemon. Pokemon has no dexterity or fitness requirement so that time is put elsewhere. There's nothing wrong with the rules for competing or accessibility. There will always be variance in sports but the rules are still fair. What is unfair is an athlete taking banned substances to 'catch up' to someone born into a wealthy family and has resources given to them to train.
..Have you ever actually trained up a Generation 4 competitive team? It takes SO long. Even with the QoL features, it takes SO long today. It should not take me 30+ hours to train up a team. Also said Moltres was literally sent to wolfey by a fan who betrayed his trust by hacking it in, was it not? Also bro just failed a shiny one time cause he isn't a hardcore shiny hunter, let him off the hook. And all this talk about pokemon not being p2w is just false imo, like even if you could manage to get someone to trade with it wouldn't even be guaranteed to not be cheated itself. You keep showing "im a blissy"'s video thumbnails onscreen without actually getting the point of them: That cheating, especially in older generations, is completely and utterly fair due to the stupid amount of grinding in them. After all, though, what I'm saying here probably doesn't even matter, since looking at your comment section tells your probably gonna delete this comment anything. Most of these comments also look botted (Random 4-digit names, weird, nonhuman opinions) and most of your videos are getting ~5 or 10k views, while you have nearly 500k "subscribers". But back to my original point, have you even ever trained up a team yourself, or do you just accuse others of cheating for drama?
I will never understand you losers. My entire channel is making legit teams and you can't cope. Wolfe's trust wasn't betrayed, he has knowingly used hacked Pokemon or hacked them himself since he started competitive. How is he not a hardcore hunter when he had Gen 5 Shinies with perfect IVs? Literally the greatest to ever shiny hunt if he isn't a cheater. I debunked blisy in other videos and even this one by showing how all the narratives are bullshit. EVERY sport and almost all esports are more time and money investment. You are the subhuman that can't comprehend that cheating is wrong (And dumber than I thought since when UA-cam changed every user's names if they didn't lock in a name it took their user and tossed in random numbers) Another brat that can't accept reality sadly
I feel like the closest things they'd have to an argument are "everyone does it, at this point if I stop I'l just be at a disadvantage" and "TPC says bond is more important than stats, moves, excetera at every turn in official media, essentially invalidating our way of playing the game, then they expect us to follow their rules, too? Yeah, no, screw them". But they'll never use either of them because they'd 1 have to admit they're cheating and 2 admit that they're spiteful against TPC because their way of playing is being regarded as the "incorrect" one as if Game Freak isn't giving them as many helping hands as possible anyway.
41 seconds in and immediately think just breed for the zero it saves so much time with other bottle caps mints and ability changing items. Egg moves and zero IV is the only thing to breed now
supposedly it's the opposite of a gold bottle cap, instead of getting 31 ivs in all stats, it's supposed to reduce ivs to 0. I don't see the appeal personally
@@MiguelShinyHuntsits rare, but there are definitely instances when 0IV is better than 31IV. 0 speed IV in a trick room scenario and 0Atk IV when fighting a foul play user are the two most obvious examples.
You should be able to create any Pokemon for tournaments without creating them, like the non official games There is no proof Wolfey cheated, he had many friends claiming how each of those Pokemon were obtained...
Insane you choose to be an idiot. There's undeniable proof with his Dream Ball Raichu, Multiplpe datamines confirming hacked teams, Trillions of odds Gen 5 Pokemon, Using hacked Pokemon for breeding, and 1 Million hours of resetting for his 2016 team. Damning evidence to defend the cheating at 2023 Worlds and not being able to recreate a fraction of his previous teams in his recent video now that he has more time and resources with UA-cam being his job
@@Verlisify ok, you make up your own numbers and ignore his responses to the allegations all you want... Doesn't change the fact that it's dumb that farming in tons of different games is a requirement for battling competitively
@@MrEnriqueag The datamine came AFTER his response, which proved his response was a lie. Also what numbers are "made up?" Its the game's hard coded data you can't cope with
@@Verlisify Sure buddy 2+2=5, the datamine proved it... But hey! I guess making shit up is easier than addressing the point that forcing farming pokemon across multiple year old games to participate in the competitive scene is dumb and that it should be done like in Pokemon showdown.
Ok so a bunch of vgc players "cheated" not to give themselves any advantage but just to save themselves time and or money. rolling dice how ever many times it takes to get the perfect Pokémon isn't skill it's just gambling. The argument for the rule literally just boils down to how dare you not be willing to play Pokémon 16 hours a day 365 days a year.
Time and resources are competitive advantages. Every other competitive discipline demands work and sacrifice to be the best, Pokemon is no different. What an idiot
@@Verlisify so your saying anyone who has a real life, a job, and other constraints on there time and want to compete in vgc should just go screw themselves. This is just elitism for elitisms sake. Allowing generated Pokémon does nothing but lower the barrier of entry for people who aren't able or don't want to devote hours of their life to compete in a game they love at the top level. Your not doing the equivalent to stopping doping; Your doing the equivalent preventing anyone who can't drop a million dollars from competing.
@@jkevo16 That's literally how ALL sports and competition work. What a worthless brat with zero life experience. Barrier to competitive in Pokemon is already lower than ALL sports and almost all esports. Sad child
the voice actor who voice Corphish need to come to Rhode Island comic con this year.
It's such an easy concept to understand, don't hack or RNG manip your pokemon. People have spent their literal lives making teams for this tournament, and the prizes get stolen by people who just outsource their entire team. Pokemon can't be the only competitive format where you just ignore the rules, in every competitive format of every game, money WILL determine stuff, and let them because they have SPENT that money to compete on an equal level. DON'T CHEAT
I work a job like any adult, and I use my damn time so I'm still able to make a team, infact I made a team IN-TIME for the online Challenge III starting tomorrow.
Until Gen 6 happened, I firmly believe that Gamefreak intended for players to not have 5-6iv teams considering how long it took for the destiny knot feature to happen since the introduction of breeding in Gen 2.
These losers will get caught one day… I hope…
Its weird how "being good" is quite literally the bare minimum in any sport or esport to play in the official esports and competitions and yet VGC is somehow that lazy and is struggling to do that. Heck, the iron thorns deck that won worlds cost at least 50$ and that deck may not even be meta relevant by next year's worlds. Heck, give a few more years a bunch of those cards in that deck may not even be tournament legal. At least whatever pokemon you get in the games you keep as long as its legitimate and legal to use.
Oh and as for real sports, NFL pro running back Derrick Henry spends over $240,000 per year on his diet per year and he is having one of the best years of his career statistically. Sure he makes a ton of money playing professionally, but there was far more crap he went through just to get where he is. Heck even in other esports they face the same issues. I just think its mostly a misconception that all it takes is "being good" to play in these types of events. Meanwhile in Pokemon, all you need to do is just show up, and have a team, which is far less money and time consuming than what other people need to do.
Still, would be nice to have. And I'm sure the dialogue of the Hyper training man getting garbage off the ground to train your Pokemon would no doubt be hilarious 😂
"Oh, you want to use this bottlecap? Yeah? This is my payment?"
"Ah. Of course. Your Pokémon will be trained to the fullest value of this priceless relic. Thanks. Really."
"What do you mean it's weaker? That's as silly as saying you paid me in garbage. But you would never..."
Then I imagine after so many he battles you in frustration XD
Edit: OH! And he can scold you for trying to cheat him too 😊
3:50 You kinda do need to buy sword and shield and the dlc's, as your literally illustrated earlier in the video, traded pokemon are not safe to bring to tournaments as they could be hacked.
Its not illustrated earlier in the video at all. Objectively, the rules do not require it and there's no restrictions on obtaining those Pokemon. Its 100% on the community for creating that environment, proven by the "pay to win" lie only being perpetuated by cheaters moving the goalposts when caught. No legit player would ever be in the situation to not be able to obtain a previous generation Pokemon while being competitive
@@Verlisifyi 100% agree that its the community’s fault for supporting hacking and making it unsafe to trade for mons. But, what do you do then if you dont want to risk trading for mons you need while also having all mons available if you need to make a new tram with all options available?
It is so sad to see that no matter what Game Freak introduces or does for competitive pokémon people will always continue their beloved cheating and if I remember correctly they’ve been doing so ever since gen 5 which is pretty much over a decade (I wouldn’t even be surprised if it was since gen 4).
At this point you could say it’s the official tradition of the pokémon community and you would be completely right.
@@orangeglade7847 Exactly lol who knows if any morality has ever existed or been shown.
Because some has a created a business creating all those pokemon.
what is crazy Is that in every other competitive E-sport, UA-camrs that get caught cheating, lose their entire audience, and are ostracized from the community, but the Pokémon community is completely different. They just justify cheating. Really Sucks for people who want to compete legitimately.
It really is a cabal of corruption and scumbag cheaters supported by brats
From my understanding to do things the right way would mean a huge time sink. And if most if not all people are cheating wouldn’t it just make more sense for gamefreak to somehow allow people to edit the ivs and natures of their pokemon for competitive events? Also idk anything about this topic just stumbled on the video
@@poo9 You know nothing but are such a brat you comment anyway. Lmao
They cried about the National dex in SwSD because they couldn't transfer in all of their old hacked mons. Nothing more, nothing less. Those cheaters can never be appeased, despite how easy GF makes it for them to become legit players.
And yeah, Wolfie gaslighting casuals into thinking low IVs don't matter; All for his own gain, because when the casuals come to tourneys with average mons, he'll roll them with his perfect stat'd genned mons.
It is beyond a lost cause and I appreciate you. VGC cheaters say anything except admitting fault. They for sure think we should cheat and entitled is the right phrase. I'm about to get away from VGC myself if they just keep preferring to be toxic. Cheating is wrong and I have been flamed for just agreeing.
I’m fairly new to the scene when it comes to competitive… but was this never easily spotted…. The odds of it being 1 in 23 million should say enough…? No? Can gamefreak or the organisers of these events not pull these pokemon through a system to verify their “legit” status… in the world we live in the societies we live in people love to cut corners… The organisers should have some responsibility just like in every other competitive scene like LOL, Dota and tons of others… THAT DOESNT FUCKING MEAN YOU CAN CHEAT IN A FUCKING CHILDRENS GAME. 😂
Pokemon Company Japan will DQ and ban players. Problem is TPCi is corrupt since they hired Wolfey's friends in Gen 5 like Scott Glaza and Cybertron who let him cheat and get away with it. Chris Brown is the global esports head instead of someone from Game Freak or Nintendo JP. Cheating became too prevalent to where if they did anything the whole scene implodes even though it deserves to
Say it louder for the people in the back. Then say it again. Then say it very slowly for the thick ones. The rusty bottlecap line is second only to the 500 hours lie with how stupid it is. It's proven how stupid it is by it only being casuals who don't play parroting this line. No one ever hacked in Pokemon because they couldn't get 0 EVs for a Trick Room team no one is running. Once the "rusty bottlecap" is introduced, it's just going to become the "rainbow bottlecap", or the "Ultra Vitamin", or the Tera Shard equivalent.
These cheaters will never stop until Pokemon is a simulator game, except not really, because even if Pokemon made the "official simulator", if it requires the slightest kind of work, which it likely will because Pokemon is in the business of making games, not simulators, they will still hack. Casuals forget that even beating the story mode is too much for these weirdos.
Casuals also forget that Pokemon Showdown is a failed simulator that only 1000 people actively play. The official simulator line is also dumb, and why I've always said "Battle Revolution" instead. The competitive focused Pokemon game still needs to be a fun GAME that everyone can enjoy, that's accessible and appealing to the casual audience so we can start rebuilding the community, but still has work involved so these work-adverse losers can finally get lost, not some stagnant simulator that only a niche crowd is interested in.
Their next excuse is " We don't have the time because the story takes so long" while they played it for 2 years.
Agreed. You're obviously absolutely correct, they'll move the goal post. But as someone who doesn't cheat, I'd like to see it added in.
Great video though, hope you had a nice Thanksgiving!
Instead of a rusty bottle cap, can we separate the collecting aspect of pokemon from the esport? I would want that more than an item to lower IV to 0 for hypothetical situations.
You are a Pokemon trainer which is why competitive tests for that skill. Rules are perfect for a Pokemon esport
@Verlisify i got no issue with the rules. If you are dumb enough to cheat and get caught its on you. My issue is slowly forcing competitive aspects into the main game. Perhaps I am a bad pokemon trainer for being a shiny hunter/ribbon collector.
Man, I do hope your battle videos and streams come back. Seeing your legit pokemon dunk all over the hacked players is always satisfying.
its so easy to get items in game it's ridiculous , these cheaters need to git good
The basis of this video: They aren’t even trying now when 99% is so accessible what makes you think things are gonna change when you give them the last 1%
If a game exists there will always be honest players, some who up the vanilla experience with QOL mods, and also the full on cheaters and rom hack users
What hurts me the most is that all of these supposed "accessibility" and "quality of life" changes Pokemon has made over the past couple of generations aren't really to make competitive more accessible to the average player, as competitive is a toxic shitshow and the real barrier of entry is who you know, but rather to make the competitive players cheat less.
Shinies are fundamentally worthless now because every comp player needed to wave their dick around and so they hacked all of their shinies. Breeding as a mechanic is worthless because everything that was once a reward for breeding (natures, IVs, egg moves, shiny odds, etc) is a freebie reward now that you can apply to any Pokemon with items. They will never need to include battle facilities again because the rewards for doing them can be gotten for pokedollars and from raids.
And all for what? So that a group of people who will never stop cheating may be a little less inclined to cheat? They're stripping away the replayability factor of Pokemon so that people who want to play showdown can play showdown on the licensed product.
And that sucks for the rest of us.
Preach. Something I keep forgetting is that rental teams exist. You don't even need to train your own team to play Pokemon anymore.
Even if it was a thing they would just use it as a cover up for hacking to explain why such and such shiny pokemon has 0 something.
I will say this: VERLISIFY KEEPS PLAYERS INFORMED AND HONEST! ONE OF THE ONLY PEOPLE TRYING TO MAKE POKÉMON HONEST AGAIN.
the comunity mijority realy needs to go out and tuch grass more
Rules are immaterial ideas with no physical substance. I do not believe that breaking rules is bad just because that's how rules work. What is actually being done is important. In this particular case, the Pokémon Company created a system in which astronomical luck is required in order to obtain perfect pokémon. This system is unfair because one competitor might have a better team because they got lucky and not because they are are a better teambuilder. The Pokémon Company makes a unfair system, and the competitors must choose either to be harmed (be cheated or outlucked) or to harm others (cheat). Both the company and the cheaters are harmful, but I think the company is more harmful because they ban pokémon that are effectively identical to those could be be obtained (unlikely) in game.
Summary: Pokémon Company is in the wrong. They ban pokémon that (are identical to ones that) could be obtained (unlikely) in game.
Edit: I think hacked Pokémon should be legal even if you could create all the stats at will in game regularly. They would be identical, so it wouldn't give hackers an advantage.
No way you are this much of a worthless loser. The rules are voluntary so its objectively indefensible to break rules you opt in to to harm others. Nothing about the rules is unfair because its a completely even and unbiased ruleset of "play the game" and since it takes less time and money compared to every sport and almost all esports the demands of the rules are completely acceptable and accessible. There's only one group in the wrong, the cheaters deliberately harming others. The rules aren't to blame 100% because if you don't like voluntary rules then don't play.
unbelievable idiocy at the end of your comment since time and resources are direct competitive advantages.
@@Verlisify I agree that a time commitment is necessary in basically any sport. However, the translation to VGC would be that competitors optimize their teams and practice. Time spent mindlessly obtaining a million pokémon just to see if one has good stats is not beneficial to the competitor's skill, which should be the primary factor in VGC. Also, I do not think the 'voluntary rules' argument is very important. VGC is by far the main way of using and being rewarded for talent in the game. Therefore, it should be as accommodating as is reasonable to its players. I do not think that the Pokémon Company is in the wrong for enforcing its rules. I think that it is in the wrong for choosing the rules that it has.
To address your first point: The ruleset may not be biased, but it is unfair as long as chance is involved in pokémon stats.
Secondly, although VGC may be relatively accessible, it could be MORE accessible, and I think that would be better for everyone.
My main point is not that cheaters are martyrs. It is that Nintendo has direct control over how stats are determined, and they have not chosen the most accessible way. Technically speaking, hacking in a pokémon with perfect stats is effectively the same as catching a million until one shows up. The hacker's skill has not improved. The only change is that they didn't waste 1000 hours staring at their switch for a month.
@@shoot_game718 I get that you are 14 so you don't understand how stupid you are being so Ill be as clear as possible. The rules of Pokemon dictate the skill of training is as important as battling. Its a 1:1 comparison to all sports and competition since all competitive disciplines test different things and almost all of them take more time and money than Pokemon. Pokemon has no dexterity or fitness requirement so that time is put elsewhere. There's nothing wrong with the rules for competing or accessibility. There will always be variance in sports but the rules are still fair. What is unfair is an athlete taking banned substances to 'catch up' to someone born into a wealthy family and has resources given to them to train.
LMFAO it is so funny that HE FAILED TO CATCH A SHINY KOFFING. LMAOO I'M JUST DEAD.
I REALLY HOPE HE GETS EXPOSED!
The raichu legit tho hundo-p
@@mimmo4762 Very easy to capture if you are a legit player
@mimi
Skill issue.
..Have you ever actually trained up a Generation 4 competitive team? It takes SO long. Even with the QoL features, it takes SO long today. It should not take me 30+ hours to train up a team. Also said Moltres was literally sent to wolfey by a fan who betrayed his trust by hacking it in, was it not? Also bro just failed a shiny one time cause he isn't a hardcore shiny hunter, let him off the hook. And all this talk about pokemon not being p2w is just false imo, like even if you could manage to get someone to trade with it wouldn't even be guaranteed to not be cheated itself. You keep showing "im a blissy"'s video thumbnails onscreen without actually getting the point of them: That cheating, especially in older generations, is completely and utterly fair due to the stupid amount of grinding in them. After all, though, what I'm saying here probably doesn't even matter, since looking at your comment section tells your probably gonna delete this comment anything. Most of these comments also look botted (Random 4-digit names, weird, nonhuman opinions) and most of your videos are getting ~5 or 10k views, while you have nearly 500k "subscribers".
But back to my original point, have you even ever trained up a team yourself, or do you just accuse others of cheating for drama?
I will never understand you losers. My entire channel is making legit teams and you can't cope. Wolfe's trust wasn't betrayed, he has knowingly used hacked Pokemon or hacked them himself since he started competitive. How is he not a hardcore hunter when he had Gen 5 Shinies with perfect IVs? Literally the greatest to ever shiny hunt if he isn't a cheater. I debunked blisy in other videos and even this one by showing how all the narratives are bullshit. EVERY sport and almost all esports are more time and money investment. You are the subhuman that can't comprehend that cheating is wrong (And dumber than I thought since when UA-cam changed every user's names if they didn't lock in a name it took their user and tossed in random numbers) Another brat that can't accept reality sadly
Cant wait for the 2008 teenager to tell us how Gen 4 competitive was.
I feel like the closest things they'd have to an argument are "everyone does it, at this point if I stop I'l just be at a disadvantage" and "TPC says bond is more important than stats, moves, excetera at every turn in official media, essentially invalidating our way of playing the game, then they expect us to follow their rules, too? Yeah, no, screw them". But they'll never use either of them because they'd 1 have to admit they're cheating and 2 admit that they're spiteful against TPC because their way of playing is being regarded as the "incorrect" one as if Game Freak isn't giving them as many helping hands as possible anyway.
41 seconds in and immediately think just breed for the zero it saves so much time with other bottle caps mints and ability changing items. Egg moves and zero IV is the only thing to breed now
I think anyone willing to hack, cares more about winning, than the games they claim to enjoy. But that’s just my opinion.
True of all cheaters
What is the rusty bottle cap?
supposedly it's the opposite of a gold bottle cap, instead of getting 31 ivs in all stats, it's supposed to reduce ivs to 0. I don't see the appeal personally
@@roninwarriorsfan isn’t that competitively useless and detrimental tho?
Dude. Its in the first 10 seconds of the video
@ oh my bad
@@MiguelShinyHuntsits rare, but there are definitely instances when 0IV is better than 31IV.
0 speed IV in a trick room scenario and 0Atk IV when fighting a foul play user are the two most obvious examples.
You should be able to create any Pokemon for tournaments without creating them, like the non official games
There is no proof Wolfey cheated, he had many friends claiming how each of those Pokemon were obtained...
Insane you choose to be an idiot. There's undeniable proof with his Dream Ball Raichu, Multiplpe datamines confirming hacked teams, Trillions of odds Gen 5 Pokemon, Using hacked Pokemon for breeding, and 1 Million hours of resetting for his 2016 team.
Damning evidence to defend the cheating at 2023 Worlds and not being able to recreate a fraction of his previous teams in his recent video now that he has more time and resources with UA-cam being his job
@@Verlisify ok, you make up your own numbers and ignore his responses to the allegations all you want...
Doesn't change the fact that it's dumb that farming in tons of different games is a requirement for battling competitively
@@MrEnriqueag The datamine came AFTER his response, which proved his response was a lie.
Also what numbers are "made up?" Its the game's hard coded data you can't cope with
@@Verlisify
Sure buddy 2+2=5, the datamine proved it...
But hey! I guess making shit up is easier than addressing the point that forcing farming pokemon across multiple year old games to participate in the competitive scene is dumb and that it should be done like in Pokemon showdown.
@@MrEnriqueag What am I making up? Point out what numbers are wrong. What a deranged brat
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Ok so a bunch of vgc players "cheated" not to give themselves any advantage but just to save themselves time and or money. rolling dice how ever many times it takes to get the perfect Pokémon isn't skill it's just gambling. The argument for the rule literally just boils down to how dare you not be willing to play Pokémon 16 hours a day 365 days a year.
Time and resources are competitive advantages. Every other competitive discipline demands work and sacrifice to be the best, Pokemon is no different. What an idiot
@@Verlisify so your saying anyone who has a real life, a job, and other constraints on there time and want to compete in vgc should just go screw themselves. This is just elitism for elitisms sake. Allowing generated Pokémon does nothing but lower the barrier of entry for people who aren't able or don't want to devote hours of their life to compete in a game they love at the top level. Your not doing the equivalent to stopping doping; Your doing the equivalent preventing anyone who can't drop a million dollars from competing.
@@jkevo16 That's literally how ALL sports and competition work. What a worthless brat with zero life experience. Barrier to competitive in Pokemon is already lower than ALL sports and almost all esports. Sad child