Gengar V is cheating now.
Gengar V… the one that uses a big attack and then can't attack the next turn… is able to use it's big attack every turn.
The opponent did not retreat and come back out… they didn't have any Pokemon with some kinda ability on their bench that would let them do this… they didn't have some kinda Special Energy or Pokemon Tool attached that would let them do this…
There was nothing that would allow them to do this, yet the game allowed them to… and People wanna tell me the game don't cheat. :/
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Well it’s a good thing we have a new Battle Log feature that can tell us exactly what happened during your match, then we can see what’s going on now.
Seriously, if it is a glitch and you see it again then you should share the Battle Log with with the forum and the staff via a support ticket.
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*Correction, it was Gengar VMAX, not Gengar V.
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@TechHog (sorry it won't allow me to quote.)
No, I didn't read the log I forgot about it.
I used my own Original Deck, because I make my own Decks and I don't use Cookie Cutter Decks that have zero Originally or thought put into them. I make up my own Strategy, I don't steal the Strategies of others.0 -
@TechHog (sorry, it's not allowing me to quote,) I used my own Original Deck because I make my own Decks and I don't use Cookie Cutter Decks that have zero Originality or thought of their own put into them.
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Ah, I forgot @Water-Kriz24 was one of those "stealing ideas everyone panic" guys. IT IS NOT A CRIME TO COPY SOMEONES DECK. IT IS CALLED A META.
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There are plenty of Immoral things that are not technically Crimes, therefore, your Argument is Invalid. 🙄
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@Water-Kriz24 Yes, TechHog said it right. Copying someone's deck isn't immoral. There's a reason everyone at the top tables of regionals and internationals are all playing decks from only a certain pool. That is what a meta is. If everyone played their own "original" deck, then the people with Gardevoir ex and Charizard ex and Lost Tina would always win and everyone else would be dissapointed.
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