RBYPlus - Info Spreadsheet (Google Drive)

[narfnra]

Alright, so I kept finding myself pondering what had the best stats and what choices there were for physical brawlers, etc, and while I know that PO tells you and has a search function I had this deep inner urge to make some sort of chart or spreadsheet. So that's exactly what I did.

RBY PLUS - POKEMON INFO SPREADSHEET

The sheet should be open for editing by anyone with a link, and if it gets spambotted or crashed somehow I can fix it by copypasting from my private backup.

The spreadsheet features every pokemon currently available in plus, as well as their typing, base stats and BST. One thing it also has, though, is a count of how many individual pokemon there are of each type and what percentage each type is of those available. For example, the most common available type is Normal, which consists of 15 pokemon or 18.52% of the available pokemon. Conversely, the least common type as of now is Dragon, with only 4 individuals and thus 4.94% of the total.

Something that kind of interests me, though, is the three way tie for second-lowest amount at 5 individuals. Grass, Ice, and Ghost each clock in at 5 pokemon and 6.27%.

So yeah, I mostly just made this so it'd be easier to see what's the top in everything with sorting. Any good?



IMPORTANT: PLEASE undo your changes after sorting the rows because it makes life easier, as sorting by pokedex messes up the typing stuff.

EDIT: Added averages of physical tankiness, sweepiness, and special t/s. It's really a simple equation, but I thought it'd be helpful.

[Isa]

Although nice (and very similar to the spreadsheet I kept updated, lol), please convert all values from base stat to actual value, which is much more useful for calcs, since everything has max stats.

docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ar74gDh6yTPPdExoLU5BRkctX29yTjFNdTVPWXVNa1E#gid=0

[narfnra]

Okay. I'm keeping base stats mostly because I find it easier to glance at them, but actual stats are now present on the Spreadsheet. I know it's kind of redundant on my part, but IDK. Anyway, I'm off to update my speed tiers list to be actual stats and include agility levels etc. Sorry to make a whole chart without checking if one existed, though.

[Agent Syrup]

I would like to see the total base stats where special is counted twice (for both offense and defense).

I think it would give more clarity.