So the petals also impair my psychic abilities? Of course.
Finished Dungeons and Dragonites! [RPG]
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So the petals also impair my psychic abilities? Of course.
The thing to remember here is that contrary to popular belief, this game does follow very strict rules. It's just that we as players don't know all of them, while TGK as the GM does.
OK, I'm going to make a compilation of everything we know about the final bosses and how we might be able to beat them.
When you look at it like that, it doesn't look quite so bad, does it? My suggested course of action is to target down Lilligant. Without her, the other two have practically no defenses. We just need to keep attacking until something makes contact.
OK, I'm going to make a compilation of everything we know about the final bosses and how we might be able to beat them.
Strengths:
High defensive capability, due to the following:
High defensive capability, due to the following:
- Her parasol can completely block attacks, while open. However, it seems she can both close it and reopen it in the space of a single turn.
- While flying, she is invulnerable to all melee attacks not used by a flying Pokémon.
- The wind created by Petal Dance also seems to do something to weaken ranged attacks.
- The petals generated by Petal Dance obscure the vision of anyone not wearing glasses or goggles, causing them to usually miss their target.
- The wind may also do something to decrease our accuracy.
- She will not get confused from Petal Dance, because her Ability is Own Tempo.
- The petals also make it impossible for us to discern the stats of all three opposing Pokémon.
- Unlimited actions per turn, balanced by the fact that she can't directly damage us.
- Can't directly damage us, due to her action every turn being taken up by Petal Dancing.
- Her flight is completely reliant on the parasol.
Strengths:
High offensive capability, due to the following:
High offensive capability, due to the following:
- With the shotgun, he can OHKO one of us every turn. Who he chooses to OHKO is random (confirmed over Skype).
- He must reload the shotgun once after every three charges. Reloading takes a full turn.
- Firing the shotgun takes a full turn––he does not get an additional turn.
- His ability to OHKO us is completely reliant on the shotgun.
Strengths:
High offensive capability, due to the following:
High offensive capability, due to the following:
- He has a full moveset––Foul Play (melee) and Fire Blast (ranged).
- He may use one of these moves in addition to his Sucker Punch ability each turn.
- The first person (in order of Speed) to attack him each turn will be Sucker Punched. For all intents and purposes, this will result in a Knock Out, and the victim's attack will be negated.
- Sucker Punch will always target the first person to attack him that turn. Therefore, the slower of us will reliably get attacks off.
- Fire Blast technically has a chance to miss. This isn't something to count on, however.
When you look at it like that, it doesn't look quite so bad, does it? My suggested course of action is to target down Lilligant. Without her, the other two have practically no defenses. We just need to keep attacking until something makes contact.
This is my action, just so you guys can plan accordingly:
Yes, I had a terrible day, why?
Yes, I had a terrible day, why?
As a note, the only way I'm hitting my targets is because my perception somehow "unlocked".
Issue I'm having is that Lilligant is virtually untouchable. There is a very minor range of Pokemon that can do reliable damage to her.
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We just need to think about getting rid of the Togepi, in my opinion. It can OHKO all of us.
I think we should worry about Houndoom later on tbh.
We take care of Houndoom last, then I'll just eat his Sucker Punches while I Sucker Punch him, meaning the rest of your attacks will go through (neither of mine would be very effective anyway).
For now, I'm focusing the Togepi. Once the OHKO cannon is out of the way, we can take down the Lilligant by ganging up (hopefully). The healers just need to stay alive and keep us running.
For now, I'm focusing the Togepi. Once the OHKO cannon is out of the way, we can take down the Lilligant by ganging up (hopefully). The healers just need to stay alive and keep us running.
Nope, apparently she's just invulnerable to melee attacks in general. Well, by me at least.
Vracken
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@TheFlyingPidove Sol could try using Flash Cannon on Togepi as it is super effective, but I can have him revive Plasma Dragon if you would rather attack
I am reviving Plasma Dragon then. Since your attack is super effective on Togepi.
Thanks.
One word, Sandstorm. (But I wont do it if you guys really don't want me too)
The petals are making this fight kinda zzz which is I think the source of some of this apathy. I might submit an action soon, maybe. :x
I wonder... would sandstorm undo the effect of the petal dance? I mean, if a lilligant can fly with a small spin and an umbrella, it might be worth a shot, if TGK says it could.
._. What happened to my Metal Sound?
Host error, fixing.
You know what? I should totally be able to fly when a sandstorm is going (I have these short stubby blade-like wings, so with a litle boost from sandstorm I should be able to fly, right?).
I like that idea, it might hit the petals out of the sky... or something.
I've considered this in the past and asked about it. TGK gave an inconclusive answer, but based on Petal Dance being a move and not a weather condition, I'm inclined to say Lilligant could just reset it again the next turn.
I asked about it destroying the petal storm, TGK PMed me saying this:
It could counteract the petal storm, or it could combine with it.
Your choice guys :/
It could counteract the petal storm, or it could combine with it.
Your choice guys :/
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