i am pretty lazy, and would prefer to train something that gains exp faster. my S51 is lv26 atm. anyone want to trade?

Hi, can anyone spare trading with me to evolve spritzee, linkyte, and cometeor?

i dont know much about competitive first of all. but from the reads i've seen about it on the forum it seems there's a lack of participation from most of the nuclear pokemon in the game. with Nucleon and Nuclear Jerbolta being a top threat.

part of this is because of the glass cannon nature of the nuclear type, now i dont hate nuclear types, i like the idea, and i wanted to use some of them for future adventures. however, i think that they have to be better balanced. how? well, by looking at the other types and comparing with what nuclear is supposed to represent.

poison is the closest to  nuclear in terms of thematics, it represents hazardous contamination for nature, so it makes sense that its specially deadly to grass and fairy (which is related somehow to nature)

poison doesnt do anything to most inorganic types (ground, rock, ghost, other poison) and steel is inmune, this makes sense.

now lets look at Nuclear, nuclear elements remain in raw state inside the earth, and they dont really affect the environment under that state. so thematically ground and rock shouldnt be affected by nuclear, it would be x1 damage at most (if not 1/2).

from the few info i know about nuclear powerplants, nuclear rods are submerged in gigantic pools of water in order to evade overheating. again, x1 effectiveness against water, and possibly ice make more sense thematically.

now, the more heat released the more dangerous a powerplant is to suffer a fallout. so fire and electricity are a hazard near nuclear elements, you dont counter fire with fire, or electric with electric, so nuclear is 1/2 resistant to fire and electric, it feeds on it, but its not stopped by it. however, nuclear produces heat and energy for consumption so it would too be 1/2 effective against those types.

ghost isnt supposedly to be alive, so it should get 1/2 resistance to nuclear (much like with poison).

x2 to normal, bug, fight, psychicm flying and dark makes sense since they are living things (barring some exceptions).

steel is still the same.

so lets look at the redesigned type:

Offensive:

x2: plant, normal, bug, psychic, dark, fight, fairy, flying, dragon

x1: water, ice

x1/2: fire, electric, ground, rock, ghost, poison, nuclear itself

x0: steel master race

Defensively:

x1/2: nuclear, electric, fire, poison, ghost (mutual resistance?)

x1: water, ice, dark, fight, psychic, plant, bug, dragon, fairy, normal

x2: steel, ground, rock 

a bit of context on this, with those changed in offensive, some of the double type mons in the game should get a bit more of resistance against nuclear types, for example, glavinug would receive normal damage, frikitiki would get normal too due to cancelation (x2 damage against plant, but its fire type extra divides this by half).

in order to balance this most of the super effective types against nuclear where moved to normal damage against it, while all "Earth" based types are still super effective against it. for example, Astronite would still be super effective and it gets x1 weakness against nuclears. 

im open to discussion, thanks for watching the thread, i like the premise of nuclear pokemon but i felt that making them an all or nothing type crumbled some of the viability of most of them. so i hope this could open more place to field those nuclear variants or the rest of the pure nuclear ones outside of Hazma, Urayne, Nucleon or Nuclear Jerbolta.

EDIT:

here are some more examples about the possible scenarios of this reworked nuclear type.

1. we have a battle between a pure nuclear and ampharos, because electric and nuclear do half damage against each other the fight is stalled, however, if ampharos mega evolves, the nuclear pokemon will have a x2 damage bonus. this would be unbalanced, but because ampharos is dual type, the electric typing cancels the weakness leaving the fight into a stall again, (x1 damage between each other).

now, some of you think, how can i win fast then?, well, Ampharos can learn power gem, which is a rock type move, this means x2 effectiveness against nuclear, so you can still play that card in order to get rid of the nuclear pokemon. this is a bit of strategic thinking.

2. lets take a dual type nuclear mon, Nuclear Baariette, it gets 2 nuclear moves along with dark and fighting moves. in this case there's a huge range of pokemon that can counter it, the best i can come to mind are Geigeroach, Miasmedic, Harylect and Firoke, but any pure Nuclear and any secondary nuclear with access to a bug/fairy/fighting/rock/ground/steel moves will get rid of it easily because it will either be x2 effective against nuclear or x2 effective against dark.

i Have a comite in my team, and i know that once i evolve it into cometeor it has to trade to evolve if anyone out there still plays the game and needs a trade evo, hit me up here in this forum and i will trade you asap when it evolves, currently at 21, will evolve at 25.

thanks in advance!
SylveonSweeps.

alright, I'll cut to the chase here. there are 6 slots on a team and 5 families of steel type. my teambuilding is going to be over by the 4th gym. what should I pick up as a sixth man, if only to feel a little more whole?

Ghost is my second-favorite type, and Navighast is the best of them.

sheldon apparently counts astronite as a-ok

jungore's line has gold on it and that's a metal right?

to refresh, the steels in uranium are:

metalynx:  (good attack, defense, special defense, mega-capable)

garaewl: (resists nucear, good attack, defense, unique move)

tracton: (speed boost, good attack and speed)

S-51-A: (good special attack, good defenses, mega-capable)

Daikatuna: (good attack, speed, learns surf and dive)

and now the contenders:

Navighast: (good attack, typing, moderate but workable speed)

Astronite: (sets hazards well [so i'm told], high defense, special attack)

Majungold: (useful typing in fighting, good attack, defense, $$$)

hey, I'm amiableMortician. I'm a college student going for a compsci degree, and I play...probably too much video games. my list is composed of mostly f2p games like duelyst and Warframe, with starbound and skyrim for flavor. I also enjoy anime sometimes, and I've watched series like fma, ttgl, soul eater, JJBA parts 1-3, and the anime-styled avatar and Rwby. I'm not current on rwby, tho, after what happened to penny....

I came to uranium after seeing a thread about it's apparent demise on the reborn forums. I saw there was a steel starter and came running. steel is basically my favorite type, and my favorite mon is Metagross. presently, I'm planning a steel mono, but there's only 5 non-legendary steel lines. so here's my question: what should put in slot 6? should I go with my second favorite, ghost (what's up with ghost-type in this game, anyway? why are all of 'em besides dramsama so terrible?), astronite like sheldon, or pick up jungore later since it's got gold on it and "kind of" counts?

This is not a Pokemart, this is a place to get essential berries and herbs. There will also be a 1 serving sample of stews and soups made with berries and other ingredients 

These are what it includes:

*Aromatic herb 3500$ (that some people may have sold already [oops XD])
*Status lifting berries (40$ each)
*Friendship Decreasing berries (Twice the price compared to flower shop, and the berries increase base stats)
*Smoothie section (Using herbs and berries, it will have a number of effects. Stats raising, sweetness factors {increases friendship, Bitterness factors {Decreases friendship, and some veggie smoothies (mainly for herbivore pokemon such as turtle and some sea dwelling pokemon)

Last but not least, can we make it to where your pokemon trails behind you? (imagine being cramped in a ball .003x your size except for battles XD)

It might sound like a real silly question but I spent an hour searching online and couldn't find an answer.

Fur Coat: Halves damage from physical moves.

So your pokemon takes half damage from any physical move that is used against it.

But... does this mean your pokemon also deals half damage with physical moves as well?