That dude wasn't a bad sport, I love that he's like "WHAT KIND OF SICK PERSON ARE YOU?" and then also says "I'm gonna do this to my friends later." What a wonderful world we live in, I miss that bit of sportsmanship.
This guy has the vibe of a Pokémon Rival. Cocksure and confused and pissed when he losess, but is willing to admit defeat and respects when he's been beat, even if he's still salty.
@@voydcat8089 Bede's cool tho. Better than most of the rivals we've had for the past few gens. I think Gen 5's Cheren was the last good rival we had imo.
@@JJSSBU Nemona is cute but I feel like her apparently holding back every match and purposely using weak Pokémon kinda cheapens her as a rival. I mean she's already a champion so I hardly considered her a rival.
This guy is goated. Was funny. Took the losses on the chin, admitted the feelings of salt without being toxic, and LEARNED FUN STRATS they will use instead of taking the piss out of it. 10/10 would watch again.
Now this guy is a diamond in the rough, Glad he wasn't toxic even in the depths of hell and when he said "Shell Smash Vaporeon, Oh God" he knew the amount of fear that is
Be like 16-bit Metal - Tries to his best to actually fight him with no toxicity - Accepts defeat - Uses the Enemies Team to troll his friends - An actual Person to play well
@@diavolosteddy7594 He probably expected Chansey to be very squishy on the Physical side because of the EV spread probably putting more into Attack and less on HP and Def But he could have at least waited for D-Max and Reflect to end tho
I half wish you were right, and half acknowledge that it’s really satisfying watching rude shittalkers lose. There’s a reason we’re here watching tempt
Never seen a man so chill at the end of being slapped 3 times he just had understandable frustration but didn’t chat too much shit about it and was extremely funny. 16-bit Metal is a beacon many players on this game should thrive to be like
I love how the guy wasnt really toxic but just very, very, very confused the whole time, but he also showed that most people dont even know niche things like Lucky Punch
Yeah. I never really understood why lucky punch is a thing. I mean, chansey was meant to be a bulky wall, and nothing else. So, why lucky punch? Was it an April fools joke that Nintendo was like "Screw it. Keep it in. It just doesn't make sense
@@carsonmiller4938 I think its there to kinda keep Chansey as the Powerhouse it was in RBY I could be wrong but wasnt it introduced in the FRLG Remakes?
@@carsonmiller4938 IIRC in Gen3 crits still ignore buffs and debuffs, and Chansey can have an ability that procs special effects more often, so basically this shreds any atk debuffs on you and def buffs on your target on top of being more likely to cause statuses or flinches.
Probably missing some details, but my understanding is this. Eeveelutions always have the same base stat spreads, but in different stats. As a result each of them has one stat that has a very high 130 and then a second stat at 110, with the rest somewhere between 60 and 85. For example, Jolteon has the 130 in speed and the 110 in special attack, but for Espeon the BST for those two is flipped with the 130 in sp att and 110 in speed. Vaporeon has the 130 in hp and the 110 in special attack. Combine that with sp Def being the next highest and you have a solid sp Def wall that can hit hard with special attack. And that's what it normally does as it has a low speed in the 60s. And this is why shell smash vaporeon is particularly dangerous as you take that high special attack and double it, then make it twice as fast, and you have an ultra hard htting sweeper that actually has decent bulk
Okay this guy deserves respect. He saw four crits in a row and even said he wouldn't call hax, he said really lucky and then you showed the Lucky Punch and he was just amused. And THEN he went on to be terrified of Shell Smash Vaporeon... and THEN! went on to troll his friends with the false stall teams. This dude is a legend and he deserves to know that. I hope he sees this video. (Also I know he may actually be a she but I don't want to go back and edit this for that mess. So whatever gender they are, they are amazing regardless.)
Being upset over a lose is TOTALLY FINE AND UNDERSTANDABLE… no one likes losing. Trying to cope with that loss by being a cry baby brat punk bitch? Not okay.
Man, I'm actually proud of this guy. They weren't too negative, and while some salt was present, he was quite an honest good sport throughout it all. In fact, a pinch of salt shows they really tried their best and adds to the competitiveness. If all players could have such a good mindset, competitive Pokemon would be a nicer place.
This guy was playing because he was having _fun_ So many people forget the point of things like this is that it's a game, you're supposed to have fun when playing it. This guy, even while losing, was obviously having a great time being surprised with tempt's tactics and having to try to work around them on the fly, and then having a hell of a time trying to come up with a strategy to actually beat those tactics. It's so refreshing, honestly
I loved the part where he was like “THREE CRITICAL HITS I’m not some kid that’ll say you have some hacks you’re just lucky af that’s all this is” And then laughs when he realized Chansey had Lucky punch
Hats off to you, 16-bit Metal! The guy was genuine and basically salt free. Learned from the matches, actively pursued playing against the strat more, and accepted his loses with plans to try something new. Need more players like this👍
@@giantenemycrab420 its something similar to thinking someone is using a tank build just because they have heavy armor on but then you get hit by his Meteor Lance (an AoE magic spell that damages the caster aswell but to a lesser degree of damage) and insta died lol (not pokemon)
@@giantenemycrab420 Basically the pokemon he used are famous for "stall" strats, aka being too tough to kill, having powerful ways to heal and grinding down your opponents with attrition. It's somewhat unpopular because it can make matches last a very long time and unless you know how to counter it facing stall can feel like you cant do anything and only the opponent gets to play the game.
Got to give props to this guy for just how much of a good sport he is.... gets about as salty as one can get, but he never accused you of cheating or calling Hax (most he got was the comment on luck involving all of those crits... which was then sorta-remedied by pointing out the Lucky Punch item's effect), he admitted his defeats and his "gg"s sounded genuine. That's not what you would expect from someone who came in as smug as he was at the start.
To be fair, that's what one would do when they know the trick and try to counter it. One thing they forgot, though: a trickster always has more in the bag.
Not only is this guy not toxic but is actually a skilled one. Although you can tell their party was pretty much just based on the pokemon they like (Which is totally relatable)
Honestly, right up until "Who fights someone and beats them 3 times", this was completely upstanding. And even that was an acceptable level of salt by someone who admitted to being mad. Good Game, 16-bit Metal. Good luck trolling your friends.
@@KrazyKyle-ij9vb He was joking and both you and the original commenter need to learn that not everything needs to be offensive in some way or another
@@aguyontheinternet8436 literally noone thought it was offensive even the og commenter said it was acceptable and that he was very upstanding the whole time. Youre the only one in this entire comment thread thats acting defensive ironically😂
When the eject pack activated for shuckle, I had the same "?", but as soon as Vaporeon came out it struck me like a bolt of lightning. You sir have made Showdown terrifying and I thank you.
"Another stall kid zzz." Little does he know that the person he's up against is the best troller in Pokemon Showdown and also gonna pull off a "Never Let Them Know Your Next Move" No Jutsu.
@@jador9641 the only difference between "skills" and what you just described is that people with "skills" just already have the information memorized. Having references and calcs up isnt a lack of skill its just what is required to play at the same level if you dont spend every day playing pokemon as a job like this guy (not knocking that, but not everyone just has all competitive pokemon knowledge memorized)
I actually liked this guy, definitely a breath of fresh air compared to all those salty legendary spammers that keep telling you that your teams are trash.
this guy is literally the best definition of what people are supposed to show during games like this: you have to have some confidence in yourself, but also have loads of humility. Most of the toxic players that temp6t fights wear their ego in the most cocky way possible; they can't handle their ego being shattered, like they need to win in order to feel complete. This guy also has that confidence, but instead of portraying it like a mask and making it seem like winning is his only identity and not accepting defeat with the humblest of hearts, the guy shows it like a badge of honor; he's still showing it, but he doesn't make it into what he needs to do. Humility is one of, if not, the most morally justifiable trait that you can bring in any game, its not a matter of knowing 100% that you can win, but its best to think that you can lose in the same thought. Being humble softens that landing because anyone who goes in all cocky like thinking they're obviously going to win won't end well if the opposite happens; you need to go in and think of both at the same time. Obviously, you need some pride in your skill or work, but you also need to show some vulnerability and have the humility to accept anything that happens. Confidence can be shattered, but humility can help rebuild that confidence into something better. I give my absolute props to 16 bit metal for not taking these losses as a knife to the heart but rather a pleasantly annoying time experiencing something you never thought was possible.
@@door9875 You should bring that up to your doc, it sounds worrying since for once the wall of text doesn't have wattpad-grade english in it and read like a dyslexic stroke victim wrote it.
That Chansey vs Lando sequence from 3:28 is the funniest thing I have ever seen "You're super lucky I hope you know that" "I *know* " Somehow the text to speech voice said that in the perfect smug tone
I just caught the brief flashes of info on-screen that explains some of the "random" things that happen to your enemies, like Pyukumumu's Innards Out. Thank you for doing that to help us less knowledgeable fans keep up, especially since I'm playing a lot of catch-up on this series after not really playing after gen 3.
Props for telling the guy about the lucky punch, because I didn’t know that even existed and I would’ve been furious at that point. Best thing of crits I’ve ever seen was 2 in a row, then a hit on some less than 100% accurate move, then a third crit.
that crit on garaydos wouldn't even have mattered since it's 4x weak to electric. the game just wanted to make 16-bit suffer more then he already is xD
@@e-d3_4all0ut3 Why would rain matter? Rain doesn't boost electric type moves. It just makes Thunder (which he wasn't using) bypass the accuracy check.
@@TheDart88 If the Chansey Dynamaxed Thunder Punch into Max Lightning, we're looking at a 130 base power physical electric move with a 119-possible max atk physical Chansey that's doing 2x damage plus the 4x weakness, so the crit may not have mattered as much if the Gyarados has a -def nature or doesn't have def EV-trained. If it was defensive though yeah crit absolutely mattered there.
I like how people always ask for rematches, even though a rematch means using the same team, but they usually change their team to counter whatever strategy was used.
It’s crazy how I’ve been playing Pokémon since Red released in the US but I still constantly learn new things. Never knew lucky punch was an item before, much less a gen 2 item.
it's an extremely rare item due to it only appearing on WILD chansey with a low rate, so not only do you have to catch or steal from the very rare pokemon that is likely to flee, you also have to have the item spawn on them. Berserk Gene used to be a thing too but was probably deemed too powerful or something
@@nathanielbass771 I remember thinking it was so cool randomly finding berserk gene but then it was a) permanent confusion and b) a single use item if i remember correctly so there was no benefit to having it in game.
@@Rouz102 yeah, it was link battles and battle tower only. a free +2 attack at the cost of a confusion that doesn't wear off unless switched. Single use as well unlike leftovers
I have no idea how I ended up here, as I haven't played Pokémon since Red/Blue on Gameboy, but regardless of not having a clue what's going on, this video was funny as hell! No context needed! Also, this video has one of the most wholesome comment sections I've ever seen on gaming YT video. Good job, Pokémon community!
actually lol'd a few times. the element of surprise really did it's job. ps i appreciate the added text when an item/ability was triggered, helps understand whats going on!
You've been told over and over that your editing is so good, but, seriously, that "Wanna see me do it again?" bit broke me. My roommate was wondering why I was laughing so goddamned hard.
4:36 Slowbro literally sends its opponents to the depths of hell
And that tapu bulu was never seen again
could you please battle me my username is chickenhead12236
can you tell me the name of this game and how to download it
bro can you send the team over? I wanna try this against my pal XD
@@ItzTrxnqo Pokémon Showdown. It's an Website
That dude wasn't a bad sport, I love that he's like "WHAT KIND OF SICK PERSON ARE YOU?" and then also says "I'm gonna do this to my friends later." What a wonderful world we live in, I miss that bit of sportsmanship.
No need to miss it, it's right there.
On these days it's just "if you're better than me then you are hacking"
I would say the only bad sport part was them complaining they didn’t let them win one, but that was probably like 40% sarcasm so I’ll give it to them
@@TheOtherOlesen 80%
@@TheOtherOlesen I think it’s normal to react like that though. Who would not feel the same after losing 3 times in a row 😂
Let’s go over what happened, the guy:
-gets trolled
-took notes
-went on to troll friends
And he was a good sport!
Say "ok, you arent a hacker you just got lucky"
Based Player right here
We need to physically congratulates that guy
wrrrr
@@Mightyscandare let's hack into his address he deserves it
I remember doing that once lol I got beaten so badly so I used the same strats to troll my friends kek
This guy has the vibe of a Pokémon Rival. Cocksure and confused and pissed when he losess, but is willing to admit defeat and respects when he's been beat, even if he's still salty.
A _good_ Pokémon rival. So basically, not Bede.
@@voydcat8089 Bede's cool tho. Better than most of the rivals we've had for the past few gens. I think Gen 5's Cheren was the last good rival we had imo.
@@lucifermorningstar8562 *laughs in a week later*
@@JJSSBU Nemona is cute but I feel like her apparently holding back every match and purposely using weak Pokémon kinda cheapens her as a rival. I mean she's already a champion so I hardly considered her a rival.
Beeing salty is human nature. Let the guy be salty at least he was self aware about it. 😝
This guy is goated. Was funny. Took the losses on the chin, admitted the feelings of salt without being toxic, and LEARNED FUN STRATS they will use instead of taking the piss out of it. 10/10 would watch again.
do it, watch it again.
@@StudioseMeF shit thanks for the reminder, just did.
@@shezik1969 because of you, i did too! 😂 Have a great day!
liar@@shezik1969
@@StudioseMeF lmao
Now this guy is a diamond in the rough, Glad he wasn't toxic even in the depths of hell
and when he said "Shell Smash Vaporeon, Oh God" he knew the amount of fear that is
I think that was the big thing setting him apart from most of the butthurt Pokemon players. He knew the strategies were legit.
@@jorgel.quiroz8862 completly true
Be like 16-bit Metal
- Tries to his best to actually fight him with no toxicity
- Accepts defeat
- Uses the Enemies Team to troll his friends
- An actual Person to play well
not sure id call someone that sends out gyrados and greninja into a chansey using max thunder a person that “plays well”
You didnt add
"Doesnt say "You use hacks" when the enemy is lucky"
@@diavolosteddy7594 He probably expected Chansey to be very squishy on the Physical side because of the EV spread probably putting more into Attack and less on HP and Def
But he could have at least waited for D-Max and Reflect to end tho
There is a tiny bit of salt in him . But he is a hundred times more cultured than the two chuckleheads in the last salty player video
@@Watasigma5048 also complains that he didn’t ‘let him win once’
Dude was actually not toxic just funny as hell. If every Pokemon Showdown player was like this, the game would thrive
Yep
I half wish you were right, and half acknowledge that it’s really satisfying watching rude shittalkers lose. There’s a reason we’re here watching tempt
@@benzur3503 well yeah that's true
Truth
If every showdown player was like this, this channel wouldn't exist
I like this 16-bit Metal guy. Pretty clearly got a bit salty, but was never toxic about it. Truly a role model for us all.
He's a better version of anime villians
Honestly who wouldn't be salty after getting offensive-vaporeon-ed
I would honestly be salty as the dead sea if someone was trolling me in a competitive battle.
@@Blobbyo25earthquake powerup punch chansey
I mean I would get salty as well if someone threw me off that hard lmao
I love that he's upset but is still like "I'm going to use this to troll my friends."
That's when you have some level of open-mindness :3
Never seen a man so chill at the end of being slapped 3 times he just had understandable frustration but didn’t chat too much shit about it and was extremely funny. 16-bit Metal is a beacon many players on this game should thrive to be like
Him: What is this?
Tempt6t: S.T.A.L.L.
(Which is short for "Superior Tactics for Aggressive Life Loss")
Imma use this
This is genius xD
AGGRESSIVE LIFE LOSS
This should be a pinned comment. It's fucking genius.
I too enjoyed code name kids next door back then lol
I love how the guy wasnt really toxic but just very, very, very confused the whole time, but he also showed that most people dont even know niche things like Lucky Punch
Yeah. I never really understood why lucky punch is a thing. I mean, chansey was meant to be a bulky wall, and nothing else. So, why lucky punch? Was it an April fools joke that Nintendo was like "Screw it. Keep it in. It just doesn't make sense
@@carsonmiller4938 I think its there to kinda keep Chansey as the Powerhouse it was in RBY
I could be wrong but wasnt it introduced in the FRLG Remakes?
@@carsonmiller4938 IIRC in Gen3 crits still ignore buffs and debuffs, and Chansey can have an ability that procs special effects more often, so basically this shreds any atk debuffs on you and def buffs on your target on top of being more likely to cause statuses or flinches.
@@neoqwerty Serene grace doesn't affect critical hit rate
It’s because chansey is named “lucky” in Japanese so they gave them something that boosts their luck
"Shell Smash Vaporeon. Oh god." 10/10 he understood the threat
help I don’t get it
Probably missing some details, but my understanding is this. Eeveelutions always have the same base stat spreads, but in different stats. As a result each of them has one stat that has a very high 130 and then a second stat at 110, with the rest somewhere between 60 and 85. For example, Jolteon has the 130 in speed and the 110 in special attack, but for Espeon the BST for those two is flipped with the 130 in sp att and 110 in speed.
Vaporeon has the 130 in hp and the 110 in special attack. Combine that with sp Def being the next highest and you have a solid sp Def wall that can hit hard with special attack. And that's what it normally does as it has a low speed in the 60s.
And this is why shell smash vaporeon is particularly dangerous as you take that high special attack and double it, then make it twice as fast, and you have an ultra hard htting sweeper that actually has decent bulk
@@hokk728 the only thing to add would be that Vaporeon has decent good coverage and water is a good defensiv typing
@@hokk728 dam
@@hokk728 TL:DR
Okay this guy deserves respect. He saw four crits in a row and even said he wouldn't call hax, he said really lucky and then you showed the Lucky Punch and he was just amused. And THEN he went on to be terrified of Shell Smash Vaporeon... and THEN! went on to troll his friends with the false stall teams.
This dude is a legend and he deserves to know that. I hope he sees this video.
(Also I know he may actually be a she but I don't want to go back and edit this for that mess. So whatever gender they are, they are amazing regardless.)
tbh they were still being very douchey
@@bobjones42069 still a shining beacon compared to the rest
I kinda like that bro wasn't mean. He admitted that he salty, but wasn't shitty about it. No name calling, no mention of anyone's mom etc. Nice
I like this guy. He was still salty, just "good natured-ly" salty, rather than toxic.
The right way to be salty.
Salty with a sense of humor and humility.
Being upset over a lose is TOTALLY FINE AND UNDERSTANDABLE… no one likes losing. Trying to cope with that loss by being a cry baby brat punk bitch? Not okay.
He has "That one villian that joins your party" energy right there
@@alexcrossac456 true
Man, I'm actually proud of this guy. They weren't too negative, and while some salt was present, he was quite an honest good sport throughout it all. In fact, a pinch of salt shows they really tried their best and adds to the competitiveness. If all players could have such a good mindset, competitive Pokemon would be a nicer place.
This guy was playing because he was having _fun_
So many people forget the point of things like this is that it's a game, you're supposed to have fun when playing it. This guy, even while losing, was obviously having a great time being surprised with tempt's tactics and having to try to work around them on the fly, and then having a hell of a time trying to come up with a strategy to actually beat those tactics. It's so refreshing, honestly
I dont think there is any salt at all, he just shocked and confused that he cant think about anything else to say😂
I loved the part where he was like “THREE CRITICAL HITS I’m not some kid that’ll say you have some hacks you’re just lucky af that’s all this is”
And then laughs when he realized Chansey had Lucky punch
Ive been laughing for like 10 mins, this guy deserves the most non toxic player award in Showdown
I still think the one kid who had no clue what he was doing might be the most wholesome
EGG WOMAN
Legendary Mr. Mime spoon trick. 300 IQ play, causes players to hurt themselves in confusion
Hats off to you, 16-bit Metal! The guy was genuine and basically salt free. Learned from the matches, actively pursued playing against the strat more, and accepted his loses with plans to try something new. Need more players like this👍
A little salt lol. Nothing harmful tho:)
What is the strat exactly? I don't play pokemon but find these vids entertaining
@@giantenemycrab420 its something similar to thinking someone is using a tank build just because they have heavy armor on but then you get hit by his Meteor Lance (an AoE magic spell that damages the caster aswell but to a lesser degree of damage) and insta died lol (not pokemon)
@@giantenemycrab420 Basically the pokemon he used are famous for "stall" strats, aka being too tough to kill, having powerful ways to heal and grinding down your opponents with attrition. It's somewhat unpopular because it can make matches last a very long time and unless you know how to counter it facing stall can feel like you cant do anything and only the opponent gets to play the game.
That „no more stall“ got me for good. That video is a gem and your opponent deserves some love. He was also funny as hell
I wanna express the brilliance of temp putting on screen what damage or stat boosts are from when it’s unclear, ie innards out and weakness policy
Always makes the videos more enjoyable for sure.
Clears up the confusion, sometimes even the audience doesn’t know tf he’s doing.
@@mylessmith9758 Yeah, I know almost nothing about pokemon and the gimmicks it has.
I'mma look into a shell smash eject pack copycat tactic now. Didn't even know that was an item
Yeah, I'm very out of touch with newer pokemon generations, so I have no idea what anything does half the time, but still enjoy these videos!
Finally someone who understands how crit "chance" works.
Crit Chance? More like Crit Chance-y
I bet that chansey has lucky punch and thats why it crits often
@@dialga9480 they literally showed it it in the video 🤦🤣
@@riccardomosena4162 Dialga must've stopped looking into the future for that info
I just continued watching that vid and so…
At least they were a good sport about it instead of calling you a hacker
That’s the worst part of the video. I love seeing salty players freak out.
“Good sport”
Got to give props to this guy for just how much of a good sport he is.... gets about as salty as one can get, but he never accused you of cheating or calling Hax (most he got was the comment on luck involving all of those crits... which was then sorta-remedied by pointing out the Lucky Punch item's effect), he admitted his defeats and his "gg"s sounded genuine.
That's not what you would expect from someone who came in as smug as he was at the start.
Wow, respect for the opponent here for being a good sport and making this even funnier than it already would have been
"I won't fall for any tricks this time" switches to entirely new team
To be fair, that's what one would do when they know the trick and try to counter it. One thing they forgot, though: a trickster always has more in the bag.
Yeah, more of this dude. He actually learned things, wasn't super salty, and was humble and honest.
I like how he thought Mega Gengar was gonna lay waste to the team, but then they get Psycho Boosted, and suddenly their head is turned upside down. 😄
I love that he wasn't toxic but still had me in stitches at the end.
Not only is this guy not toxic but is actually a skilled one. Although you can tell their party was pretty much just based on the pokemon they like (Which is totally relatable)
I love the genuine OH FUCK panic from the shell smash vaporeon. You always come up with the wildest shit I love it
This guy was hilarious. This is a good case study of how to be salty without attacking the other person. Good stuff
That "stall!" had me laughing out loud
Also i want to imagine his friends saw this video and went "so that's where he got that weird team!"
This is what we need more of just fun time with players without being toxic. Dude was angry then went on some fun times at the end.
Honestly, right up until "Who fights someone and beats them 3 times", this was completely upstanding. And even that was an acceptable level of salt by someone who admitted to being mad.
Good Game, 16-bit Metal. Good luck trolling your friends.
I found that part funny af hahaha
Like really tho took his ass 3 times IN A ROW GYAT DAMN
I'm just like "my brother in christ you asked for the rematches against a stronger opponent"
@@KrazyKyle-ij9vb He was joking and both you and the original commenter need to learn that not everything needs to be offensive in some way or another
@@aguyontheinternet8436 literally noone thought it was offensive even the og commenter said it was acceptable and that he was very upstanding the whole time. Youre the only one in this entire comment thread thats acting defensive ironically😂
When the eject pack activated for shuckle, I had the same "?", but as soon as Vaporeon came out it struck me like a bolt of lightning. You sir have made Showdown terrifying and I thank you.
"Another stall kid zzz."
Little does he know that the person he's up against is the best troller in Pokemon Showdown and also gonna pull off a "Never Let Them Know Your Next Move" No Jutsu.
Except for all the times he literally tells them what his next move will be. Sometimes even telling them when his Future Strikes will land.
@@rcbob9258 That's a different jutsu altogether, my guy. Temp is a master of a wide range of Pokejutsu talents.
@@rcbob9258 that would be his legendary “Always Let Them Know Your Next Move” No Jutsu.
1:05 EaRtHqUAkE cHaNsEy 😭🤚
Well it is a CHANSEey
I like how the guy is pissed but he's like "aha ya got me though". That's the best player of any game ever, able to accept defeat humbly
“It only really works with the element of surprise”
“Yeah that’s why I want the rematch” 💀
Proceeds to lose with no surprise
@@ECB909he was suprised by the icd punch
16-bit metal with prep time.
This guy was kinda a king, won’t lie.
I like how tempt didn’t call him toxic in the title either, just a Pokémon player.
Mutual respect goes hard
Fact
That 666 like count is hard to mess up
I'll wait and come back later
@@Iisho You can come back @lisho
@@BuhBaBiBeBo 👍👍
Not only is the trolled guy not toxic but he's more skilled than most toxic players.
He has a brain unlike those other toxic players
Rather than skills, he had Smogon sets open on another window lol
But yeah, he was kinda honest and not too salty in these match.
@@jador9641 the only difference between "skills" and what you just described is that people with "skills" just already have the information memorized. Having references and calcs up isnt a lack of skill its just what is required to play at the same level if you dont spend every day playing pokemon as a job like this guy (not knocking that, but not everyone just has all competitive pokemon knowledge memorized)
@@JubioHDXsounds like a tabletop player, specifically a Warhammer 40k player with multiple game books.
When he threw out the Gyarados against the Chansey... THING KNOWS MAX LIGHTNING DUDE. I fucking died. You memed it so good.
This dude really had the Hannah Barbara stock cartoon sound effects going 5:05😂😂
This guy was just genuinely impressed by him
I actually liked this guy, definitely a breath of fresh air compared to all those salty legendary spammers that keep telling you that your teams are trash.
this guy is literally the best definition of what people are supposed to show during games like this: you have to have some confidence in yourself, but also have loads of humility. Most of the toxic players that temp6t fights wear their ego in the most cocky way possible; they can't handle their ego being shattered, like they need to win in order to feel complete. This guy also has that confidence, but instead of portraying it like a mask and making it seem like winning is his only identity and not accepting defeat with the humblest of hearts, the guy shows it like a badge of honor; he's still showing it, but he doesn't make it into what he needs to do. Humility is one of, if not, the most morally justifiable trait that you can bring in any game, its not a matter of knowing 100% that you can win, but its best to think that you can lose in the same thought. Being humble softens that landing because anyone who goes in all cocky like thinking they're obviously going to win won't end well if the opposite happens; you need to go in and think of both at the same time. Obviously, you need some pride in your skill or work, but you also need to show some vulnerability and have the humility to accept anything that happens. Confidence can be shattered, but humility can help rebuild that confidence into something better. I give my absolute props to 16 bit metal for not taking these losses as a knife to the heart but rather a pleasantly annoying time experiencing something you never thought was possible.
It also showcases that he is willing to learn new tricks, it just took someone to open his eyes to the possibilities
ok but I had a stroke reading because too big. Thx
bro wrote an essay 💀💀
jumpscared me when i clicked “show more”
@@door9875 You should bring that up to your doc, it sounds worrying since for once the wall of text doesn't have wattpad-grade english in it and read like a dyslexic stroke victim wrote it.
1:45 just this sentence makes him 10x better and smarter than other people he fought
- The team only works with the element of suprise
- Yeah that's why I want a rematch *proceeds to bring out an entirely differemt team*
"who the hell gives someone 3 battles just to beat them all 3 times?"
temp6t is a gentleman. He's just doing as he should.
That Chansey vs Lando sequence from 3:28 is the funniest thing I have ever seen
"You're super lucky I hope you know that"
"I *know* "
Somehow the text to speech voice said that in the perfect smug tone
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The editing in these vids is amazing - the music, the sound effects, the comedic timing - you transform these battles man, good job!
i mean the sound effects could be improved SLIGHTLY, but other than that his videos are amazing
"ok" "HAUUUUUUU" makes it
Hi, someone know what is the name song at 3:10 please ?
@@antoinel1646 quartz quadrant Sonic CD
I like how every move has a dedicated funny sound.
Bro talks like a 90's anime villain when he pointed out Megagengar beats stall, then Deoxys defense whipped out the psycho boost, lmao.
I love how this dude wasn’t even mad, just flabbergasted lol
He really is the ideal person to match with with troll teams like this, so non toxic and just enjoying the game.
I just caught the brief flashes of info on-screen that explains some of the "random" things that happen to your enemies, like Pyukumumu's Innards Out. Thank you for doing that to help us less knowledgeable fans keep up, especially since I'm playing a lot of catch-up on this series after not really playing after gen 3.
Props for telling the guy about the lucky punch, because I didn’t know that even existed and I would’ve been furious at that point. Best thing of crits I’ve ever seen was 2 in a row, then a hit on some less than 100% accurate move, then a third crit.
Not even salty, just a good sport, what an absolute legend.
As a dude who almost exclusively plays rando battle, your vids show me what the game can truly be
that crit on garaydos wouldn't even have mattered since it's 4x weak to electric. the game just wanted to make 16-bit suffer more then he already is xD
A pokemon with 4x weakness to electric, with electric terrain, and rain. What could possibly go wrong?
@@e-d3_4all0ut3 Why would rain matter? Rain doesn't boost electric type moves. It just makes Thunder (which he wasn't using) bypass the accuracy check.
@@MINTY_FN oh ok
@@MINTY_FN it adds to the effect :)
@@TheDart88 If the Chansey Dynamaxed Thunder Punch into Max Lightning, we're looking at a 130 base power physical electric move with a 119-possible max atk physical Chansey that's doing 2x damage plus the 4x weakness, so the crit may not have mattered as much if the Gyarados has a -def nature or doesn't have def EV-trained.
If it was defensive though yeah crit absolutely mattered there.
I like how people always ask for rematches, even though a rematch means using the same team, but they usually change their team to counter whatever strategy was used.
Pokemon Showdown Players when they can't stall down their dead-beat fathers with a belt: **Inner Frustration**
@@nayon496 that's called "leaving for the milk,
That’s called hitting yourself in confusion
This is probably the most wholesome opponent you’ve ever put up on the channel! Good video
He was a good sport about this. Rematching because he wanted the challenge, and willing to learn.
Good on him
Man, tempt is so lucky to learn from his past experiences...
It’s crazy how I’ve been playing Pokémon since Red released in the US but I still constantly learn new things. Never knew lucky punch was an item before, much less a gen 2 item.
it's an extremely rare item due to it only appearing on WILD chansey with a low rate, so not only do you have to catch or steal from the very rare pokemon that is likely to flee, you also have to have the item spawn on them. Berserk Gene used to be a thing too but was probably deemed too powerful or something
@@nathanielbass771 Berserk Gene was actually terrible. It was PERMANENT confusion.
@@nathanielbass771 I remember thinking it was so cool randomly finding berserk gene but then it was a) permanent confusion and b) a single use item if i remember correctly so there was no benefit to having it in game.
@@Skullhawk13 depended upon luck mostly but it was powerful. It gave a free +2 to attack at the cost of confusion (single use only)
@@Rouz102 yeah, it was link battles and battle tower only. a free +2 attack at the cost of a confusion that doesn't wear off unless switched. Single use as well unlike leftovers
this dude single handedly made me regain faith in the showdown community
8:02 I mean... he asked for them
@3:27 the Chancey entrance had me dying. You know that dude had some PTSD moment right there when it came out.
can we also appreciate the primal fear of tapu bulu at chansey's reappearance at 3:24 and subsequent pummelling of landorus
LOL I was going to say that
No the -69% hp
Pokemon Showdown is always an even playing field. Getting tricked/outplayed is simply a mind gap.
Salty yes, but not a bad loser. Guy legit put in effort and reacted surprisingly well. Hope he has fun with these teams, good for him.
Gotta love players like these that don’t act salty when they lose to such random teams. Especially the “stall” teams
The sound effects are sublime, I'm laughing so hard. 😂😂😂🙏
Awesome to see such a close match on the third round. Genuinely believed it could go either way since he had some solid strategies.
"ugh... Stall teams are so boring!"
Temp: "I know, right?!" proceeds to steamroll with a stall team
"I won't fall for any tricks this time, it's an even playing field" No it's not you literally know his strats.
That's what makes it 'even'. Pokemon battles are about juggling metas. That's why Temp mopped three different floors with the guy.
@@marcusdranz Ok you're trolling go back to your cave
Because temp is THE STRATS himself
I have no idea how I ended up here, as I haven't played Pokémon since Red/Blue on Gameboy, but regardless of not having a clue what's going on, this video was funny as hell! No context needed!
Also, this video has one of the most wholesome comment sections I've ever seen on gaming YT video. Good job, Pokémon community!
I've never seen this channel in my life but I'm happy the holy UA-cam gods have blessed me with this
Metal guy really took it like a champ lmao. Big respect to him
I wish all players were like this guy. He learns from his defeats and isn't toxic about it
Oh that poor man, you violated his mind while you crunched his Pokémon like a chip in front of Kirby! XD
he was a good sport and got taught something new, which is more than i can say for a lot of people that get featured on here
@@ILoveEvadingTax ohhh yeah.
“It’s an even playing field”
1. He knows the team you’re running
2. He brought a new team
3. It’s full of ubers and meta mons
I love half-toxic players, they're toxic at the beginning but gradually becomes nicer overtime lol
always nice when someone can be cocky as all hell yet still be nice enough to respect the plays and give a GGs at the end.
The use of the TTS is so well executed in these. The way it reads the thumbnail is perfect!
Absolutely LOST my shit at the ice punch 3:50
Such an underrated moment. Such the perfect answer for landorus as well.
Salty yet Honorable. We need more good sports like this guy
4:50 temp when he gets bored
actually lol'd a few times. the element of surprise really did it's job. ps i appreciate the added text when an item/ability was triggered, helps understand whats going on!
That’s actually a standard feature in Pokémon Showdown, presumably for that exact reason.
That man was wildly positive. I kept expecting the toxicity but it never came.
Dude's brain exploded with that opening 😂
1:43 Does it even matter lol
Opponent: *anti-stall team*
Temp6t: *Anti-anti-stall team*
You've been told over and over that your editing is so good, but, seriously, that "Wanna see me do it again?" bit broke me. My roommate was wondering why I was laughing so goddamned hard.
I love how he’s not really toxic, just really surprised and confused
The guy was actually pretty graceful in defeat, one of the few temp6t videos where the opponent is kinda wholesome and laughs at the situation
Kudos for this guy for not being toxic. They lost and took notes to troll their own friends. I gotta respect that
My dude literally sees max lightning and proceeds to send out gyarados