LEVEL 13 CHARMELEON they Added EVERSTONE to the Game?! | Pokemon Unite 

Never but now it’s clear why he did that

Once with this mon too😂

I was in a bot game and a garde stayed as a kirlia for the whole game its a bug.

Mid Stage Gang right here.....

Yes I saw a level 13 kirillia or what ever the name of gardeivoir midstage is

I regularly make an account just to grind to masters in under 80 games as a challenge games played doesn’t mean anything this games been out for 3 years damn near

Ahhh dear same 😅

I like to play Greninja on top lane...

@@Stewertbrto any lane greninja is braindead

@@thefreshvince879 I don't know what rule says I have to play Greninja in jungle

imagine Magikarp boucing and dragon breathing everyone lol

😂😂😂😂

​@rikenroll 😂😂😂

That once happend but you will automatically evolve until lvl 7

I bet the move is called Telekinetic Mooncell. If that is not the case, I dunno what Charmeleon is cooking? 😆

How do you do that??

But Charmeleon doesn't evolve with a stone, so the moves will be the same. He'll just get them sooner.

He tryna get dragon rage early fr

It's glitch for bots I've seen a LVL 14 kirlia level 13 frogadeer and LVL 15 charmander

so you guys might try to recreate it in your games! 🎉

This happened to me once too with Garde

Ye ive seen it with garde

Oh shit I saw this too with Garde

@@superdubdub I’ve seen it with pikachu and duraladon

@@Ushkuthey don’t evolve in game oh wait

Sorry but I have to say, no sht Sherlock

@@Sul18 that's not a no shit sherlock this answers the question of whether it was simply a visual bug and he was provided the stat changes of evolution or if he was stuck with charmeleon stats

@@jacoblorah416 he's talking about animations... Not about stats. Charizard appears for like 2 seconds then turns back into Charmeleon and it's 'no shit' because it's quite obviously a bug

@@Sul18he just said stats of a charizard….

@@SleepyBuggo they edited it towards the end

Quick attack+ and Leafage+ boutta go hard asf.

Hear me out water gun intell all game

Bubble tackle goopa

To give the player the benefit of the doubt, and a bit of an explanation maybe, I think this was a case of an extreme lag spike that resulted in a lost connection, as that happens network packets are dropped (data lost in transmission) which can cause other users to desync visually, and Timi may not have (knowing them, likely, actually) properly written their netcode to account for this. They already have poor lag compensation and resync infrastructure, so it wouldn't surprise me. For those curious: Their resync is bad because after a DC you obviously want to reconnect to try and save the game, but it takes ages to rejoin, essentially they just lazily resync with the replay feature set to max speed, so the longer you played before the DC the longer it takes to rejoin, so their system effectively torpedo's any chances to recover games in these unfortunate situations. Their lag compensation is bad because, compared to other games packet loss, and relatively high ping isn't cushioned with basic interpolation (interp/lerp snapshot buffer) and adjustable packet rate functions that you may recognize if you've played beloved source games like TF2, as they have customizable values for those functions (cl_interp, and cl_cmdrate/cl_updaterate) that have selectable settings attuned for those without access to more reliable fiber-optic internet (rural areas in general don't get the best internet), Valve correctly considered this, Timi did not. Packet rates could be automated to slow down on weaker connections as to avoid dropped packets if the connection can't handle a fast packet rate (dropped packets are the worst of all network maluses, besides straight up losing connection, so avoiding it should be a priority, but not for Timi apparently). This changing of packet rate could kick in with Snapshot Buffers, which "controls how reliable to consider the snapshots (packets) you receive from the server to apply client-side buffering/smoothing between snapshot receives. Also known as linear interpolation (lerp or interp)." (from TF2 config app doc: mastercomfig, mastercoms et. al.) This eases perceived lag by skipping packets received from the server (those packets may have been dropped or delayed), and interpolating/smoothing the gaps between them, this reduces the chance of dropping packets as there as less packets that can be dropped. So by the looks of things Timi has unsurprising likely implemented none of these measures.

@@toasteroven6761 wtf, btw thnx. Good insight

@@toasteroven6761 Games do not use Tcp right? Is it something built upon Udp, hence the loss of packets. Also, the charizad does appear for few seconds and then it reverts back. So, maybe something else going on here?

@@daphenomenalz4100 UDP is great for keeping ping, bandwidth, and cost down-----it just risks packet loss. Of course, with enough care, mitigation of this problem is possible. There is certainly the possibility the evolution bug was of an entirely different problem or even multiple problems. Further reading in this comment section indicates it could be exp related (too much exp gained it skips the evo level) with coincident timing to a player experiencing lag or a potential DC.

​@@toasteroven6761So interesting! You learn something new everyday.

Well the draft mode only works if all 10 players are over 1400 and your games are hard because you are a duo running into other duos and trios