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😂 very classic

According to the Mass Effect wiki, the behaviour of fire explosions was changed in version 1.04 to no longer require the target to be killed: masseffect.fandom.com/wiki/Power_Combos#Fire_Explosion I came to Mass Effect very late in its cycle (all the DLC had been released by the time I started playing), so the post-1.04 behaviour is all I'd ever known.

He was a BMF. Sad he had to die so soon, but he gave his life for Shepard

ruclips.net/video/N1Wrx6eQZ1E/видео.html That’s why ^

Yes, I remember seeing that dialogue when I did a "paragade" infiltrator run. EDIT: turns out I uploaded it: ruclips.net/video/QD_DLaaXsCI/видео.html

He may have all three starters. His Battle Tower teams aren't affected by the starter that he gets at the beginning of the story.

Cool, now where's Rillaboom?

I wouldn't make Dagg Wrex's son. He wouldn't leave his own child behind after his exile from Tuchanka, especially with the way his own father treated him. Plus the fact he was looking forward to having one when the Genophage was cured (he rants about his "unborn son" dying if you fake the cure) makes it clear he doesn't have any blood heirs. Wreav's son, on the other hand? That would have a lot more potential. We know Wrex's brother loooves to mate every chance he gets, so he'd be more likely to win the Genophage lottery. Dagg's skills and militaristic bluster could very well be influenced by his father, but his attitude is far more jovial and less corrupt/spiteful than his father becomes by ME3. His leadership of Aralakh Company could either be the result of Wrex admiring his nephew's talents (and wanting to pull him away from his brother's influence), or Wreav using nepotism to pull some strings and give his son a greater shot at glory (and also ensure his crack commando team is led by someone he can trust and give orders to). Making him an uncle of Wrex (a true Battlemaster) is also a good idea- plus it would make his sacrifice feel far less like a parallel to Victus.

@@CrisisComics Dagg being Wreav's son works better, yeah. Much like how Padok can be recruited, had Dagg been that one, I would've enjoyed taking him as the future leader of the krogan over Wreav if given the option. 'cause it sucks to have no decently heroic alternative to save the species if Wreav is in charge. Following on my previous point, Wrex's uncle works too since you can still get interesting stories out of him given what Wrex said about his father. That'd be one ooold krogan though, but it would make sense for him to die at the hands of the rachni at that point.

In Sword and Shield, Pikachu can learn Surf from Technical Record TR04.

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I don't believe so. As I understand it, Troublemaker only boosts the accuracy of status-only moves like Hypnosis and Thunder Wave.

She's great fun! I'm looking forward to bringing her to Champion Stadium next week.

It's been years since I played this; but as I recall, a scoped Mattock plays pretty much identically to a Raptor; the Mattock has a bit more punch but a bit less accuracy.

@@stephenw32768 Yey that's pretty much it (but it even does less headshot damage.. a sniper beaten by an ASSAULT RIFLE at its own specialty for god's sake!). Plus the Raptor gets the snipers unscoped damage penalty, though not as much as the others. Close combat situations can go super wonky super quick :/

Same here! HAHAHAHA

An indisputable fact.

I agree, I prefer Paragon too. It was interesting to see how things go for a non-Paragon Shepard; but I prefer her when she's a hero.

@@stephenw32768 Ditto... I'm curious about Renegade, but if I would do Renegade, I wouldn't go too far. Like killing my crewmates. Because I saw a Renegade Femshep Citadel DLC playthrough and Wrex was alive. :)

My Whimsicott has the Prankster ability, so status moves have +1 priority so Tailwind almost always goes first. Frosmoth has only middling speed and doesn't have priority Tailwind, so you might find that it gets knocked out before it can make its move. If you have trouble with it, you might consider a Prankster Whimsicott instead.

In my experience, a hyper-offensive strategy combining both raw power and speed control is the best way in Battle Tower. I find that Speed Swap is a nice way of establishing speed control quickly. Tailwind is also an option, as you saw in the other video. A turn one Dynamax using Max Airstream can work too. An alternative form of speed control is to use _slow_ 'mons in Trick Room. This is a touch harder in my opinion because Trick Room always goes last, so it fails if your Trick Room setter gets knocked out before it can move. This is why really bulky TR setters like Eviolite Dusclops are so beloved by competitive players. I am not a competitive player, but many of the same techniques are broadly applicable to Battle Tower as well. Here's a video of me beating Leon with a Curselax in Trick Room: ruclips.net/video/WCf3MBOQuSQ/видео.html As you can see, I have to abandon my initial plan to use Trick Room early because Leon's leads are a bad matchup for Hatterene. I do get Trick Room up later, largely due to the AI being silly and wasting Inteleon's turn. If that Inteleon had attacked Hatterene instead of trying to buff itself, I might have been in some trouble. Hatterene is quite valuable in that match despite not using a single attacking move, using Protect to stall Leon's turns.

Without transferring a Mass Effect 2 save, I don't believe that it's possible. You're relying on the Genesis 2 interactive comic to provide the starting conditions for ME3, but I think that Maelon's data is destroyed no matter which options you choose. masseffect.fandom.com/wiki/Mass_Effect:_Genesis_2

@@stephenw32768 Ok, thank you for your help 👍

@@flaviobrancato6417 you can get the legendary edition in may that includes all 3 games. On Mordins loyalty mission he talks about Maelons data at the very end, choose save the data and eve lives in me3.

My Melmetal is Brave nature (+Atk,-Spe) with its Attack and Sp.Def EVs maxed. The Assault Vest and the Sp.Def EVs make it very tanky. Brave nature is best for Melmetal if you want to play it in Trick Room, though I personally prefer Speed Swap. My Ribombee is Timid nature (+Spe,-Atk) with its Sp.Atk and Speed EVs maxed. Speed is the only stat that matters for a Speed Swap Ribombee, really. My Indeedee is Bold nature (+Def,-Atk) with maxed HP EVs and most of the rest in Defence, with a bit of Speed. Indeedee doesn't really need Speed, but mine does have a couple of offensive moves (she has Expanding Force instead of Psychic now) so it is nice to be able to outspeed some slower opposing Pokémon. My G-Max Sandaconda is Jolly nature (+Spe,-SpA) with Attack and Speed EVs maxed.

@@stephenw32768 Appreciate it a lot. Working building my team right now as we speak. Was going to ask for the Abilities and then realized that you get to see them in the video.

So it looks like Calyrex Shadow Rider can be an improved Ribombee. It learns the same moves as well and has slightly higher speed.

That made me wonder whether Regieleki can learn Speed Swap 😅 It can't.