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Pokemon International Championships Top 8 (/Thread-VGC-Pokemon-International-Championships-Top-8)Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - Justin - Dec 10, 2016
EUROPEAN INTERNATIONAL TOP 8
Here is the bracket going into the final day of competition tomorrow.
Here is the bracket going into the final day of competition tomorrow.
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RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - Podfighterninja123 - Dec 10, 2016
Hypeeee
RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - w2gMk - Dec 10, 2016
Italy steppin up yo
RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - Justin - Dec 10, 2016
legggggggooooooo AMERICAHHHH!!!
RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - w2gMk - Dec 10, 2016
today's pokemon of the day demands america's victory
RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - Hernansanz - Dec 10, 2016
Didn't expect any Spanish! I'm kinda happy
RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - GiMYz - Dec 10, 2016
Many 11W 3L eliminated only because of the nonsense resistance thing LOL.. basically if your past opponents don't do well during the tournament you are screwed, so you have to be LUCKY enough to find opponents who will get in a good placement. This system is really unprofessional from TPCi and it's unfair for those players who had to play 9h for two days straight and got the same W/L ratio than others who are into Top8, but they aren't because of RNG.
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RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - Trainermessiah - Dec 10, 2016
Let's go Amerika make VGC Great Again!???
RE: Pokemon International Championships Top 8 - Black117 - Dec 10, 2016
Here we have the top 8 teams at the event from TrainerTower and we surely do see a bunch of teams with Porygon2, Tapu Lele/Koko (even both), and weather notably rain. There's some Pokemon that've catch my eye such as Gastrodon and Gigalith which both have seen a steady usage lately, but kinda forgot mostso Gigalithe as well. Nice to see some Kartana usage being showcased as its definitely a strong pick against the Tapus, Water-types, and Ground-types.