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 Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:02 am
Heh, I feel like a newb for asking this. I've been breeding Pokémon since the feature's been available, but I never noticed this slight discrepancy until now.
Often Dozes Off, Likes to Thrash About, Capable of Taking Hits, Mischievous, Somewhat Vain, Alert to Sounds. I know to look for these, since I aim for at least two 31 IVs per bred Pokémon.
My 31/12/31/31/31/31 Slowpoke is Capable of Taking Hits. I understand this; his Defense IV is 31 (unfortunately, his speed is 31, too. Sad face. I was hoping to hit 0.), thereby making his characteristic match.
However, recently I've bred a series of Pokémon (and caught a few, as well) that don't match this pattern; their characteristics don't match their IV spreads, and it's making me a little concerned.
As an example, a Porygon I bred has a spread of 27/31/31/31/11/29, but its characteristic is Alert to Sounds; its Speed is most definitely not 31, so I'm a bit confused.
If you have more than one 31 IV, is the characteristic randomly generated, or did something happen to my Diamond version?
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Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 12:25 pm
KuraiKitty As an example, a Porygon I bred has a spread of 27/31/31/31/11/29, but its characteristic is Alert to Sounds; its Speed is most definitely not 31, so I'm a bit confused.
If you have more than one 31 IV, is the characteristic randomly generated, or did something happen to my Diamond version?
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Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 8:34 pm
Hm. Never mind, the IV checker was incorrect.
A friend of mine lent me his AR so that I could check the IVs of the latest batch of eggs I was hatching. With him having an IV checker code, I thought that it would be correct.
It wasn't.
I'm actually fairly concerned about the Pokémon I've hatched, since the results that the code generated were nowhere near accurate. The actual stats ended up being roughly 30/31/31/9/29/31, turning it from semi-usable (though I wouldn't use it) to being garbage, outside of a status-inducing (read: Taunt bait) Porygon 2 tank.
Oh well. Time to run around and hatch eggs the old fashioned way, via good ol' legwork.
Edit: Hm. Nevermind, I stand corrected yet again.
When using the standard AR IV check code, the characteristics change from HP/Atk/Def/SpAtk/SpDef/Spd to HP/Atk/Def/Spd/SpAtk/SpDef. It all makes sense now.
Ignore the silly breeder.
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Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 11:35 am
pretty sure characteristics just effect how they battle by themselves.(that one place in the frontier)
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Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:00 pm
A B Up Start pretty sure characteristics just effect how they battle by themselves.(that one place in the frontier)
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Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 12:14 pm
Kyrenx A B Up Start pretty sure characteristics just effect how they battle by themselves.(that one place in the frontier) it also gives your pokemon personality? though sometimes their nature and charataristic are opposite, leading me to believe some of my pokemon are bi-polar. lol
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