Yes math is a thing - but you'd need the stats across various levels to determine it exactly. Idk if you have ever done a manual IV checking round but from my own experience I can tell you that it'll come down to ranges of like 25-30 without having stats across 4 or 5 levels.
Well here ya go. I didn't ignore it. That said - I have all reason to ignore if you decide insulting and name calling is the only way to have a conversation that once started as a civil one.
of course i have, i've been playing these games for years, long before there were gts checkers or online battles that set all your pokemons level to 50 and stuff like that.
and it's not rocket science to bring a handful of rare candies.
it comes down to ranges for newly breed pokemon. but not for the lvl 50+ legendaries. the worst you get there is a +/- 2 range from the get-go and that only rarely, it usually comes down to +/-1 and is resolved after 2 rarecandies.
so i call bs, your argument is false, deliberately so i would assume, specifically for the kyogre situation you described earlier.
and of course you ignore it still. the pro-cheating side has been ignoring the simple truth that cheating is cheating since page one, throwing excuse after excuse at it, arguing at best, flimsy semantics and 'my time, my time, its not about the advantage in online-play, but just about time, not that I don't take that advantage happily and all, but really, its just about time and you know you can't play pokemon without perfect pokemon, at all'
again, the discussion hasn't been civil for a while, not from you specifically, or at least i'm too lazy to check.
but stop using one word at the end of my argument as an excuse for not having to deal with the content of my arguments. its a pretty shallow tactic when it comes to arguing, as are insults, of course. but note, i'm not just insulting people without arguing at all, which is exactly the situation in which you have a good reason to say 'I'm not arguing with you anymore'.
you can chose to think less of me as a person, no problem.
but if you believe you are on the right side of this argument, argue how cheating is not cheating, if not for me, then for the benefit of the entire thread
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i dont care about competitive tbh, it has been years since i last cared.
But in my opinion, i think they should no matter is they hack or not.
What here depends is on how you build your team and your strategy
only thats not true. according to everyone who cheats, having perfect pokemon is at least as important as your team building and strategy.
else they wouldn't insist on needing perfect pokemon, which of course, gives them an edge over anyone who doesn't do the same.