EVs...

[T_Owens]

Hey everyone. I just have a question about EVs. Right now I'm trying to raise my Adamant ;445;Garchomp to full power but I'm running into problems. It is level 52, and its attack is 191 while it's speed is 148. However, according to the Marriland stat calculator at level 52 an Adamant Garchomps attack max is 207 and speed is 159. Now when I try to raise it with EVs it raises the stats as if it was a normal stat raise with no effort values. For example at level 50 I tried to raise it's speed. I put the Power Anklet on it and went to route 22. I battled 7 Flotzels, 1 Purugly and 1 Glameow. This should lead to 8 speed evs but i only got 8. I did the same thing at lake valor for strength with the power bracer but all i got was four out of a possible 8. When I use vitamins it says It has no effect. does anybody know what is going on and how I can fix it?

 

[Rudol Ichiga]

And whats your question?
More seperate sentences please..

 

[T_Owens]

And whats your question?
More seperate sentences please..

Are you stupid? I don't know how I can make my question more obvious without putting the retard version. But I guess I have to do that cuz ur too damn lazy to read the entire thread.
WHY ISN'T MY POKEMON GETTING EV STATS EVEN THOUGH THEY'RE NOT AT THEIR MAX?

 

[wants_latios_lots]

Well, first I would calm down.
And then I would check to see if your Garchomp has max IV's for attack or speed. If not, then it cannot reach a perfect attack or speed stat, even if you EV train it.

 

[SapphireL]

There's also a possibility that you already used up all 510 EVs on your Garchomp... or at least you've fed it the maximum vitamins prior to that (since it can't eat any more)...

If your Garchomp doesn't have perfect IVs in Attack or Speed, it's not going to be the complete maximum. It'll be somewhat close...

There's also a possibility that you might have been EV training Garchomp prior to this level, and that's why you're not getting huge boosts. If that's the case, there are berries (Can't remember them at the moment) that will subtract EVs so you can start over.

Also, you won't be seeing gigantic boosts in stats each time you level up your Pokemon if you've been training them since it was at a really low level. EVs spread themselves out. If you had just gotten a lv.70 Kyogre however and began EV training it, you would be able to expect a huge stat boost when you level it up since it had no EVs prior to that.

...I'm closing this thread because this isn't a game help section. Try the D/P section.

closed.