Scarlet and Violet players are cheesing Ditto raids with their worst Pokemon
Sometimes the situation calls for Magikarp

Continuing their war on game balance, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Pokemon Scarlet and Violet players are 🐬now steamrolling Ditto raids by giving the copycat monster the worst moves in the book.
Redditor Old-Ostrich6865 posted a on the topic earlier today, and they're far from the only one spreading the good word. The plan is simple, and will feel familiar to Elden Ring players who cheesed the Mimic boss fight earlier this year by going into it with, like, a butter knife equipped. When going into a raid with the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Tera types andও Terastallizing mechanics, just have the host of the Ditto raid use the worst Pokemon they have – something along the lines of a Magikarp tha🌟t only knows Splash.
Ditto, being the doppelganger that it is, will always copy the host's Pokemon. So the host can technically use whatever Pokemon they want as long as it's absolutely worthless in a fight. Rather than cracking out the 澳洲幸运💙5开奖号码历史查询:P♑okemon Scarlet and Violet Legendaries, find the lowest-level creatur൩e you have and give it the weakest and fewest moves possible. Its purpose in life is now to sabotage Ditto raids while your teammates do all the heavy lifting with actual battle-ready Pokemon.
"Those raids are so rare already and people are happy𒐪 to join one. Failin𓄧g one feels really bad. Don‘t make them harder than they need to be by using your EV-trained Miraidon as a lead," as Old-Ostrich puts it.
The newest Pokemon games have been total head-scratchers when it comes to balance. One of its strongest Pokemon has been a total joke for the last 23 years, and now it's been bannꦫed from some competitive events.
The Scarlet and Violet community has worked out slightly more complex, but often equally easy ways to cheese other raids, too. All you need is four very angry cats.
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