- Add Protect and Sleep Talk to Registeel
- Allow Shadow Sneak as the only STAB on mono-Ghosts
- Prevent Night Shade/Seismic Toss with STAB
- Reject Thunder Wave with Toxic instead of the reverse
- Remove Wake Up Slap because it's no longer Technician boosted.
- Change Technician to reject if a Pokemon has Skill Link and all their
Technician-boosted moves are Skill Link moves.
- Added Aqua Tail.
Miscellaneous changes:
- Placed Sheer Force within the counterAbilities section.
- Sorted the coutnerAbilities in the Random Doubles Battle code.
Reject Solar Power if there are no Special moves (affects Charizard).
If Rampardos does not have Head Smash, make sure it gets Sheer Force.
Don't set the setup type to Physical if there are no Physical moves and at
least two Special moves (or vice versa for Special setup)
- Do not count Eruption and Water Spout as STAB so Pokemon get an
additional STAB move with them
- Remove Water Spout from Octillery as it’s too slow to make use of it,
and add Scald + Gunk Shot
If both Physical and Special setup moves are present, and there are an
equal number of Physical and Special moves, choose setup based on the
first setup move in the moveset instead of randomizing it.
such as Lucario. Instead of always setting `setupType` to `Special` for
those cases, it now sets it to the one with the most attacks (or random
if it’s equal).
Also, added another check to fix the issue of too many Dark type
attacks on a Pokemon.
- Fixed Stealth Rock (and Defog/Spin, which isn’t as big of a problem)
being on multiple Pokemon
- Reject Snow Cloak without Snow Warning on the team
- Reject Swift Swim without Drizzle/Rain Dance on the team
- Give Mega Venuasaur Chlorophyll as a starting ability (because
Overgrow is useless)
- Give RestTalk Pokemon Leftovers (so they don’t get Focus Sash if they
are the lead)
This fixes a problem introduced by 77b6b666 causing certain Pokemon
with mega stones (and base forme of Audino) to have level 90 in
randbats.
This commit intentionally doesn't introduce any new levels for mons who
have their tier in parenthesis. Looking over the list of mons who don't
have hardcoded levels, most of them are barely improvement over their
base forme, which is the issue in a standard tiers with its limit of
one mega. However, because teams don't have to use a mega in randbats
(because of how its generator works), getting just a slightly version
of a Pokemon is not a big deal as it's still an improvement, even if
minor.
The mega forme can now be banned/tiered separately. The old-style mega
stone bans are still supported, but megas can now also be tiered,
even below their base forme.
