This makes me feel bad for the trainer Barry gets to battle along side his dad so why couldn’t the game developers allow your player to also battle along side there dad especially during this battle
Hello Bryan i have discovered that when you defeat trainers like Jericor or your rival, on the pc on the right (next to the receptionist) you can see the ball capsules that these trainers have. Could you make a video showing them please?
@@bryanviviage9899 Thanks my man!! I am interested in those of the rival, because I am making their team for the rematch of the league. To see what ball capsules has Palmer, Riley and the rival etc you have to go to the battle tower, and turn on the pc that is to the right of the receptionist in expert mode. Then enter the ball capsule from the main me and see how the seals are placed
@@romanfernandez1858 Hey, just letting you know the video is up. Although I couldn't actually find a PC that showed the rival's sticker, so sorry about that
Yes they do. Legendaries like Latias and Heatran in my singles video have bottle capped stats. If you really can't get those 5 IV's to pop out, I'd suggest getting at least a Best in Speed and Atk/Sp.Atk (Depending on which build you're going for) and slapping a Focus Sash on them. Having it on mitigates the lack of defensive IV's somewhat, since neutral matchups are mostly 2hko anyway. If you're breeding for a defensive/stalling Pokemon, then forego the Speed and Atk/Sp.Atk IV's. It's not optimal, but you could find ways around it that utilizes poorer speed like Perish Song or attacks that don't rely on offensive IV's like Toxic or Body Press. As for BP's, you really wanna get into Master Class ASAP. Climbing the ranks just gives you loads of them, and you'll get a burst of BP every 7 matches as opposed to every 21/49 in normal mode. Good luck with your climb!
@@bryanviviage9899 this is a very detailed reply. Thank you! But for a trainer like me that will start for the very first time, which team for singles would u recommend tho? I already have Garchomp with 5 max IVs and a Gengar (trash ivs, modest) and that's it currently. I tried the singles and got trashed by Palmer on the 21st haha
@@harveysumagaysay9462 For normal singles, I had success with Bold Water Absorb Max HP/Def Vaporeon w/Leftovers (Scald(TM), Ice Beam(TM), Yawn [egg], Protect(TM)). Jolly Inner Focus Max Atk/Speed Lucario w/Focus Sash (Close Combat, Meteor Mash, Extreme Speed, Swords Dance(TM)). Jolly Sand Veil Max Atk/Speed Garchomp w/Life Orb (Dragon Claw, Earthquake(TM), Poison Jab(TM), Swords Dance(TM)). It's kinda trash in masters, but these three should be able to get you through normal rank. If you're patient and are willing to chain breed, then my superstar Adamant Huge Power Max HP/Atk Azumarill w/Leftovers (Aqua Jet [egg], Play Rough, Perish Song [egg], Protect(TM)) should replace Vaporeon. You can bring that Azumarill all the way to Rank 10 Master Singles and find loads of success with it. Perish Song is especially good for the Battle Tower because it serves 4 purposes. The first is that it acts as a strategic Roar. Say for example you can predict an incoming Earthquake. On perish count 2, swap to a Pokemon that has an immunity to ground moves like Latios in my singles video. As the following turn will put the AI on perish count 1, they will almost always swap Pokemon, giving you a free hit in. And if they're out of Pokemon, then Perish Song fulfils its second purpose which is to act as a win condition if you can stall long enough. Third, it allows you to deal with extremely bulky Pokemon like max Def Calm Mind Suicune and Calm Mind Cresselia, who really can't touch Azumarill at all. Finally, it allows you to bypass bulky Double Team/Brightpowder spammers you'll eventually meet in the tower like Zapdos. Perish Song's only weakness I've found so far, is if the enemy has Soundproof Pokemon like Exploud. So keep an eye out for those. You basically want to ensure that Azumarill is constantly healthy to be able to use Perish Song if the situation demands it.
@@bryanviviage9899 that is awesome. I think I got time to breed Azumarill for those two egg moves. I'll give those three a try. Hope this works. Thank you so much! Subbed!
once you hit Masters, the system operates by rank. Every 7 consecutive victories will get you a rank up. If you lose, there is a chance you'll get demoted in rank. So if we assume that 1 loss = 1 demotion, you'll need 69 consecutive battles before you face them (70th battle being their fight)
Why does Barry get special treatment here, he should be facing his own father with his wack team😂
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This makes me feel bad for the trainer Barry gets to battle along side his dad so why couldn’t the game developers allow your player to also battle along side there dad especially during this battle
Hello Bryan i have discovered that when you defeat trainers like Jericor or your rival, on the pc on the right (next to the receptionist) you can see the ball capsules that these trainers have. Could you make a video showing them please?
Oh sure. Gimme like a day to do it
@@bryanviviage9899 Thanks my man!! I am interested in those of the rival, because I am making their team for the rematch of the league.
To see what ball capsules has Palmer, Riley and the rival etc you have to go to the battle tower, and turn on the pc that is to the right of the receptionist in expert mode. Then enter the ball capsule from the main me and see how the seals are placed
@@romanfernandez1858 Hey, just letting you know the video is up. Although I couldn't actually find a PC that showed the rival's sticker, so sorry about that
Do all your pokemon that fought in the tower have perfect IVs? Trying to build a team for me in SP to farm BPs atm
Yes they do. Legendaries like Latias and Heatran in my singles video have bottle capped stats. If you really can't get those 5 IV's to pop out, I'd suggest getting at least a Best in Speed and Atk/Sp.Atk (Depending on which build you're going for) and slapping a Focus Sash on them. Having it on mitigates the lack of defensive IV's somewhat, since neutral matchups are mostly 2hko anyway. If you're breeding for a defensive/stalling Pokemon, then forego the Speed and Atk/Sp.Atk IV's. It's not optimal, but you could find ways around it that utilizes poorer speed like Perish Song or attacks that don't rely on offensive IV's like Toxic or Body Press.
As for BP's, you really wanna get into Master Class ASAP. Climbing the ranks just gives you loads of them, and you'll get a burst of BP every 7 matches as opposed to every 21/49 in normal mode. Good luck with your climb!
@@bryanviviage9899 this is a very detailed reply. Thank you! But for a trainer like me that will start for the very first time, which team for singles would u recommend tho?
I already have Garchomp with 5 max IVs and a Gengar (trash ivs, modest) and that's it currently. I tried the singles and got trashed by Palmer on the 21st haha
@@harveysumagaysay9462 For normal singles, I had success with Bold Water Absorb Max HP/Def Vaporeon w/Leftovers (Scald(TM), Ice Beam(TM), Yawn [egg], Protect(TM)). Jolly Inner Focus Max Atk/Speed Lucario w/Focus Sash (Close Combat, Meteor Mash, Extreme Speed, Swords Dance(TM)). Jolly Sand Veil Max Atk/Speed Garchomp w/Life Orb (Dragon Claw, Earthquake(TM), Poison Jab(TM), Swords Dance(TM)). It's kinda trash in masters, but these three should be able to get you through normal rank.
If you're patient and are willing to chain breed, then my superstar Adamant Huge Power Max HP/Atk Azumarill w/Leftovers (Aqua Jet [egg], Play Rough, Perish Song [egg], Protect(TM)) should replace Vaporeon. You can bring that Azumarill all the way to Rank 10 Master Singles and find loads of success with it. Perish Song is especially good for the Battle Tower because it serves 4 purposes. The first is that it acts as a strategic Roar. Say for example you can predict an incoming Earthquake. On perish count 2, swap to a Pokemon that has an immunity to ground moves like Latios in my singles video. As the following turn will put the AI on perish count 1, they will almost always swap Pokemon, giving you a free hit in. And if they're out of Pokemon, then Perish Song fulfils its second purpose which is to act as a win condition if you can stall long enough. Third, it allows you to deal with extremely bulky Pokemon like max Def Calm Mind Suicune and Calm Mind Cresselia, who really can't touch Azumarill at all. Finally, it allows you to bypass bulky Double Team/Brightpowder spammers you'll eventually meet in the tower like Zapdos. Perish Song's only weakness I've found so far, is if the enemy has Soundproof Pokemon like Exploud. So keep an eye out for those. You basically want to ensure that Azumarill is constantly healthy to be able to use Perish Song if the situation demands it.
@@bryanviviage9899 that is awesome. I think I got time to breed Azumarill for those two egg moves. I'll give those three a try. Hope this works. Thank you so much! Subbed!
@@harveysumagaysay9462 Thanks! Good luck with your climb~
how many consecutive victories do you need in double battles to face these two? i know in singles it's 20 & 48 to verse the tower tycoon
once you hit Masters, the system operates by rank. Every 7 consecutive victories will get you a rank up. If you lose, there is a chance you'll get demoted in rank. So if we assume that 1 loss = 1 demotion, you'll need 69 consecutive battles before you face them (70th battle being their fight)
@@bryanviviage9899 What do you mean by rank, I don't see a ranking system?
@@DarkSoulSaint Master class only. Defeat 7 consecutive trainers and you'll see it.
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How did you even get here with BDSP cheating?
Just use gameshark bro