Post by AnT on Mar 23, 2011 15:25:27 GMT -5
Pokemon Battles is a little more different from average, save-the-world battles. They're a lot more strict when it comes to attacking and switching, and even using items.
- Each Pokemon, wither it's defensively or offensively, can only use one attack.
- Just like in the games, if you use an item on a mon, you CANNOT do anything else for that mon. It cannot attack. This is to differentiate held items, which can be used and the mon can still attack.
However, X-Defend and such are the only exceptions.
- Switching is a bit more strict. If a mon already used a move, you CANNOT switch that mon. When switch a mon to another, that mon CANNOT attack, or use items.
- Each Pokemon, wither it's defensively or offensively, can only use one attack.
- Just like in the games, if you use an item on a mon, you CANNOT do anything else for that mon. It cannot attack. This is to differentiate held items, which can be used and the mon can still attack.
However, X-Defend and such are the only exceptions.
- Switching is a bit more strict. If a mon already used a move, you CANNOT switch that mon. When switch a mon to another, that mon CANNOT attack, or use items.
