{The Pokemon Fan Club V.2 ~ Celebrating Over 130 Members}

[iPawki]

Suicune, Raikou (Haven't caught Entei yet), Lugia, Ho-oh, Articuno, Latias, Giratina, Palkia, Azelf, Mesprit, Uxie, and maybe something else. xD

[Hermit]

Holy crap O_O How many games have you played?

[iPawki]

My friend traded me two, but I had an old Pearl game and transferred a few. xP I've played... hm... about 9 Pokemon games, excluding a GameCube one.

[Hermit]

Oh was that Gale of Darkness?

[Huskyflower]

I have gale of darkness! Though my game's glitched; My character goes up when I tell it to run down with the control stick

[SelkiesSong]

lol, Hoho, so am I Female gamers aren't as uncommon as female gamers tend to think lol.

I don't use ubers either, though there's a difference between 'ubers' and legendary. Uber is the term used for the tier (again, competitive play speak, bare with me) that contains pokemon with unbalanced stats--these are generally banned from tournaments and what have you.

Not all legendaries are considered uber, however. The 'threes' legendaries are not considered uber (ie: articuno, suicune, uxie, regirock, and so on). There are also a couple of 'normal' pokemon that *are* considered uber. Wobbuffet/Wynaut is one (surprise!) and Garchomp is the other. Pretty sure those are the only two.

Then poor mew is considered an uber just because of how 'unpredictable' her move pool is...I don't agree with that particular decision. :-/

Brico: that sounds like a controller issue, not a game issue. Have you tried unplugging the control and plugging it back in without touching the stick? If the game starts up with the joystick pushed in any direction, it sets that as the 'default'.

[Sad Café]

Garchomp is an uber? Why?

I don't use legendaries, I personaly don't think they're good at all. Some, like mew and others you can get at low levels can be trained to be good, but I think ones that you catch at level 70 arn't very good because you don't really have much of an oppritunity to train them and change their movesets. I only catch legendaries just so I can say I have them xD. Plus I feel defeting/capturing all the legendaries in the game is nesscery for the game to be complete.

Anyways, I don't even like most legandaries. I hate lugia (sorry!), thats why I got Heart Gold, even though I don't like Ho-oh that much either xD

[SelkiesSong]

Garchomp is an uber? Why?

I don't use legendaries, I personaly don't think they're good at all. Some, like mew and others you can get at low levels can be trained to be good, but I think ones that you catch at level 70 arn't very good because you don't really have much of an oppritunity to train them and change their movesets. I only catch legendaries just so I can say I have them xD. Plus I feel defeting/capturing all the legendaries in the game is nesscery for the game to be complete.

Anyways, I don't even like most legandaries. I hate lugia (sorry!), thats why I got Heart Gold, even though I don't like Ho-oh that much either xD

It's not so much a problem of catching them at a young age ^_^" A caught/trained pokemon is stronger than one in than one in the wild at the same level because of this thing called effort values. It's a hidden experience that effects the stats, depending on what you fight. For instance, if you take your level 70 dialga and go fight a ton of lvl3 geodude, you'll notice when he finally levels up, his defense stat increased by like...30 or something lol (I'm probably exaggerating, but it'll be a LOT). That's the effort values at work.

A level 100 that hasn't been EV trained is next to useless. That's what bugs me about events that are 100 when you get them. You can use vitamins to partially ev train them (that's how the vitamins work, they give 10 EVs in their respective stat, while the stat lowering berries that increase tameness do the opposite), but you can only give up to 10 vitamins in any particular stat.

The max for any stat is 255 evs (4=1 stat point) and 520 or so is the max evs a pokemon can have total.

I gotta stop going on these tangents, lol. xD Sorry guys, as I said, I got really into this for a while.

Garchomp is uber because it's overpowered stat-wise and has the moveset to back it up--it got some move in platinum that pushed it over the edge into uber territory. Couldn't tell you the specifics off the top of my head though, I was never really a fan of the sand shark.

[Sad Café]

Garchomp is an uber? Why?

I don't use legendaries, I personaly don't think they're good at all. Some, like mew and others you can get at low levels can be trained to be good, but I think ones that you catch at level 70 arn't very good because you don't really have much of an oppritunity to train them and change their movesets. I only catch legendaries just so I can say I have them xD. Plus I feel defeting/capturing all the legendaries in the game is nesscery for the game to be complete.

Anyways, I don't even like most legandaries. I hate lugia (sorry!), thats why I got Heart Gold, even though I don't like Ho-oh that much either xD

It's not so much a problem of catching them at a young age ^_^" A caught/trained pokemon is stronger than one in than one in the wild at the same level because of this thing called effort values. It's a hidden experience that effects the stats, depending on what you fight. For instance, if you take your level 70 dialga and go fight a ton of lvl3 geodude, you'll notice when he finally levels up, his defense stat increased by like...30 or something lol (I'm probably exaggerating, but it'll be a LOT). That's the effort values at work.

A level 100 that hasn't been EV trained is next to useless. That's what bugs me about events that are 100 when you get them. You can use vitamins to partially ev train them (that's how the vitamins work, they give 10 EVs in their respective stat, while the stat lowering berries that increase tameness do the opposite), but you can only give up to 10 vitamins in any particular stat.

The max for any stat is 255 evs (4=1 stat point) and 520 or so is the max evs a pokemon can have total.

I gotta stop going on these tangents, lol. xD Sorry guys, as I said, I got really into this for a while.

Well, me being lazy and easily confused, does not EV train or work with IV stuff. I once tried reading a guide and got really confused. I do give protiens etc. to height their best stat, but thats the farthest I'll go xD

Well as I said before, I am very lazy, and don't really bother with legendaries, but I think I'm going to try EV and working with IV 's again. I want to tank up my houndoom before it hits lv.100 xD

[iPawki]

Well there are five Pseudo-legendaries (Fake legendaries), which are almost equal to Legendaries, I think, but aren't. Dragonite, Garchomp, Metacross, Tyranitar, and Salamence.
http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pseudo-legendary

And no, I have Pokemon Colosseum. ^^