Frizz.Meister wrote:I picked up Leaf green today for a huge £0.99 and its a huge step up from blue and red, great fun.
Where did you find it for that price? That's ludicrously cheap.
Frizz.Meister wrote:Also i read somewhere that you can actually transfer your leaf green pokeom to the newer games??? How does this work and is it worth doing (ie can you only do it after you've trained your newer pokemon up to equal levels?
You have to beat the Elite Four in the new games, then it opens up an area called Pal Park (southern Sinnoh in DPPt, former Kanto Safari Zone in HGSS). If you have a GBA game in the second slot of your DS/DS Lite, it will have a new option on the main menu to transfer your Pokemon. From there, you select six Pokemon that you caught in the GBA game to transfer to the Pal Park. You then go to the Pal Park, are given special Poké Balls (which are essentially Master Balls) and go in and find your Pokemon and catch them.
Frizz.Meister wrote:As for the tiers/leagues how are these games organised? is it shoddy.com?
It depends from site to site. The tiers followed are normally from Smogon.com, but some sites I've seen have different tiers for when they have in-site competitions. All rules that are used are on Shoddy when you start a battle; here are the most common ones that are used in just about every battle:
Evasion Clause - No moves that boost your Pokemon's evasion may be used, such as Double Team and Minimize. This does not include moves that boost or reduce accuracy, such as Sand-Attack or Lock-On.
Freeze Clause - Only one of one team's Pokemon may be frozen at the same time. Because of this, it is illegal to use a move that may cause freezing after one is already frozen. Moves that may freeze are: Blizzard, Ice Beam, Ice Fang, Ice Punch, Powder Snow, Tri Attack, and Secret Power if used during Hail.
On Shoddy, it just lowers the chance of freezing the opponent to zero if you use any of these moves.
OHKO Clause - No one-hit knockout moves may be used. OHKO moves are: Fissure, Guillotine, Horn Drill, and Sheer Cold.
Sleep Clause - Only one Pokemon per side may be asleep. If one Pokemon on your opponent's team is already asleep, it is illegal to use a sleep-inducing move.
Species Clause - No team may have two of the same Pokemon. This does not include evolutions such as the Eeveelutions, but does include different forms of the same Pokemon, such as the Rotom Formes.