WolfeyVGC Is More Of A Fraud Than I Thought...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
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Wolfe Glick (Wolfey VGC) has cheated and used hacked Pokemon his entire career. With the attention WolfeyVGC has received from being Pokemon VGC Champion, some of his fans and Pokemon VGC followers have noticed a weird trend with this former Pokemon World Champion...
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Wolfe Glick fan says this is what I should criticize him about, so I looked into it.
Also MORE PROOF WolfeyVGC Cheats th-cam.com/video/kpLFs4cw7ow/w-d-xo.html
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Only seeing this now, but there was an event where you could get an endeavor pikachu and evolve, I may be wrong but I believe that it is possble
@@EvanGroeber-sc2iy 1 in 25 million to get Nature and IVs. He had 2 of them. Markus had the 3rd and said they made their teams in a month with perfect legendary Pokemon . Why can't you handle the fact he cheats
@@theveryaveragegamer9865 I have literally only stated the fact that how people get the Pokemon is what the competitions are about because thats THE RULES
@@Verlisify This isnt proof. This is speculation. One in a million does not mean impossible.
Is this all because people buy pokemon online with full IV's and EV's? I wouldnt call that cheating. I would call that saving months or even years of grinding to get the same result. We live in a fast paced world where noone has time to grind weeks upon weeks of egg hatching.
I’m just curious why it matters that much like maybe I don’t get what you are saying fully but why are hacked pokemon bad like no one’s got the time to capture 100s of pokemon to get a perfect Pokemon
You’re 100% right. This guy cares too much 😭
@@Pucnchii in my opinion if the pokemon can be achieved legitimately but would take literal days to get the rng you shouldn’t have to do all of that because then the game is a matter of luck over skill the rules should allow for cheated pokemon as long as they have moves that can be achieved normally and stats that aren’t better than what is possible then there should be no problem
Well the guy opens every video that he is a world champion (even though madly outdated) and he cheats his way
@@Shinyage I mean how many other players used cheated pokemon? And regardless it doesn’t prove that me saying cheated pokemon don’t matter wrong also the world champ thing has nothing to do with cheated pokemon you just yappin
@@Pucnchiiif it can’t exist, it won’t pass the checkpoint. Nintendo and GF have made it to where Pokemon that are hacked and can’t be real can’t even be traded/moved to another game. If you hack an event Pokemon, but it’s in a Poke Ball, it won’t be able to be used via internet. It’s been like this since 2017. This guy just needs to move on. While yes ScarVi have made it extremely easy to get competitive teams, it doesn’t matter at the end of the day, especially when it comes to version exclusives.
What do you mean wolfey didn’t use the amber fossil, walk five steps, then hit menu, then walk another 10 steps, order papa johns, do his taxes, then soft reset, rinse and repeat until he got his Raichu? My worldview is crushed
LMAO
All of that using time travel to 2015 (or hoarding the pikachu mystery gift for a year) in order to prepare for Worlds 2016 xaxaxa
@@SpectreXS I gave Wolfe my time machine I used to steal Poketips' content. Didn't think it would backfire on me like this
Gen it in and make it untraceable for the PKC. It is not cheating giving yourself a Legal Pokemon you may or may not own and genning it in is not Illegal because those bots prevent that stuff. 512 EV Limit at 31 IV limit each too which btw we can all do now with ease anyways. I have my legit Mons that are Shiny Ubers I caught the old fashioned way with or without the charm and I also got copies of them I genned in for Online Competitive, only because I like my Originals' movesets.
@@veevendetta3448 There's no such thing as legal hacking. All genning is literally cheating in the rules. What an idiot
See my issue is is I grew up with Wolfie and I've played multiple different games with them before he became like a pro gamer, hes such a dork I don't understand how you can hate him or take anything he does seriously,
I know that you're this passionate but the reality is is no person should have to spend over $400 and hop through hoops and pay their taxes to get a f****** Pokemon.
You are actually insane. $400 is NOTHING (and a lie) compared too all sports and almost all esports to compete at the highest level. "Dork" is a weird way of saying evil, but I guess scum will get along with scum. Cheating and lying about it to steal prize money is evil behavior. Indefensible
Yeah but in comparison to other sports there isnt a need for the cost. You *cant* play baseball without a bat, yet you *could* play pokemon without buying multiple irrelevant games, consoles, adapters, games and services. Its not neccesary for it to be such a grind to get perfect IVs, it only is that way because Nintendo and gamefreak are extremely stuck in their old and outdated ways and have no incentive to makr it easy to get them. Why give every pokemon in a single 60€ game when you can lock strong mons behind a 40€ DLC? Its insane and your point is really dumb. @@Verlisify
The reason that there seem to be forfeits in competitive Pokémon is because, In Pokémon competitive play, resistance is the average of an opponent's win rates. For example, if you've played against three opponents with 2-0, 1-1, and 1-1, your resistance would be 66.67% (1 + 0.5 + 0.5 / 3). Resistance affects standings, and if you have the same match points as another player, resistance is the tie breaker. The Pokémon system ranks you higher if you played against better opponents than that player. Some players decide to forfeit matches because their friends will make it to day 2 if their opponent have a higher resistance.
Thanks for explaining other ways VGC players are cheating through collaborative efforts to manipulate standings to affect their friends
@@Verlisify It's still a legal strategy even if you think it's unethical
@@Rndom_Prson Match fixing isn't legal. We saw 4 Korean champions and finalists get banned for it, I believe indefinitely. All competition discourages deliberately manipulating standings
@@Verlisify To be fair, there's plenty of cases in professional racing where teammates give up leads to make their other drivers score better because the lead driver doesnt need the points to qualify for playoffs/next big race.
@@valnix4043 The NASCAR rulebook requires drivers “to race at 100 percent of their ability,” Sandbagging is against the rules
Honestly, cheating just to get the pokemons to basically be allowed to have a chance is completely fair. Pokemon has ridiculous mechanics that just make it a huuuuuuge time sink for people with actual lives.
I dont have context here. Is RNG manipulation cheating?
100% and obviously cheating. Also Wolfe never RNG'd since it didn't exist for his worlds team
@@VerlisifyRNG is literally just using nothing but the game alone to get pokemon you want. If you cant RNG, youre just bad at the game.
@@sweettea5166 Thats a lie. You 100% need programs to calculate the Pokemon you want with your seed. What an idiot
I lowkey think the pokemon esport is just kinda stupid. EVs, IVs, tera typing (or whatever gimmick is in season), matchups between all 1025 pokemon, matchups between all 171 type combos, team building, how to use your team. I think they either need to simplify the game or just allow cheating (probably still wouldnt work).
Game is perfectly complex for a competitive discipline. Its only held back by brainrot brats defending cheating
lol how dare you cook your pizza in a rotom oven. you must be cheating.
I think Wolfey and most people heavy in the Pokemon scene are weird dweebs who rub me the wrong way.
That being said, this game on a competitive reality level is utterly broken. We know and it’s freely and openly admitted that practically every top player or even serious competitive player at this point has a team of people and/or employees who do the utterly unnecessary grinding work for them. They catch the Pokemon, they breed the Pokemon, they put in the hours. It is practically impossible to get into high-level competitive Pokemon at even an entry level unless you either have a ton of money to outsource your own teambuilding, or no obligations in life other than grinding. For what? If being a serious competitor boils down to 1% talent and 99% resources put into grinding, that is not an accessible let alone viable e-sport, straight up.
Practically no other video game with an official competitive scene operates this way. Maybe you could say games like MMOs do, but the metas of those games aren’t remotely as ever-evolving and fluid, and thus don’t require the sort of grinding that Pokemon does.
To be clear, I am NOT advocating cheating in any way. But if official competition operated like, say, Smogon, wherein you don’t have to spend eternities on things that aren’t battling, it would be better for the competitive scene. There would be far more experimentation, far more interesting teams and exciting battles, far more people wanting to get involved. The sole and only things that would wind up mattering are skill, knowledge, and ingenuity, nothing else. Right now it’s just a tiny gaggle of teenagers with all the free time in the world, and 30-somethings hiring teams of 30-somethings to press buttons for them.
Official competitive Pokemon has been kind of a joke for a few years now, when it should be huge. Considering it’s the largest media franchise to ever exist, and a continuing global phenomenon with tens of millions of players, you’d think it would be. Nobody really wants to touch it though, because most of what makes a player competition-ready is completely, utterly, objectively pointless. It’d be like having to paint an entire house and then watch it dry for each chess piece on your side before entering a chess tournament. Why?
perfectly worded and executed 10/10 comment. thank you
I agree for the most part but doing that gets rid of an integral part of Pokemon, love and care, train up your Pokemon is part of the game. If there was a game made for competitive I'd hope training is still apart. Just not taking as long as an actual game
@@HungrySquid-z9jcompletely disagree. Acquiring perfect competitive pokemon should be easy so players can use literally anything they want on a whim. If a player wants to express their love and care for a mon it should be done through difficult-to-acquire *cosmetics*, completely seperate from battle performance.
@@lucassykim I disagree. Training has always been a very important part in Pokemon choosing Pokemon you love and training them up increasing friendship through battles that's a core part of Pokemon, this is a jrpg after all. If you want no love Pokemon then just play showdown. Ask yourself do you want to play competitive for the aspect of being the best with your favorite Pokemon, or do you just want a battle sim. If Pokemon got rid of iv's and ev's I think it would put the focus back on why people want to fight others. To show off Pokemon and their battle prowess, it would be a lot closer to the anime that way and I think a lot of people would enjoy that much more then Pokemon stadium 3.
@@HungrySquid-z9j the point is not that training shouldn't be done, it is that you aren't actually training your Pokemon to be better, you're farming for genetically perfect Pokemon and then raising specific values that Pokemon genes favor in the first place.
If the training aspect actually turned underdeveloped Pokemon into competitive ones that would actually be a perfect reason to disregard anyone for not building teams from scratch, but that's not the case and has never been.
Who cares
TPCi and his audience or he wouldn't be forced to lie about his cheating. What a brat
Idk the fact that it could takes 100s of hours with lil time span to make teams and enter tournaments, I feel like to make it more fair and competitively fun is do exactly what Pokémon showdown could do/make the accessibility of some Pokémon easy and not behind a price tag or difficulty to gain the state spread u want
Pokemon is already one of the most accessible competitive disciplines. All sports and most games are more time and money intensive. Being competitive demands work and sacrifice
Literally the only difference that could make or break Pokémon battles is chance and skill. Adding the fact you have to rise Pokémon or hope u get even the right type of Pokémon should be less time consuming or remove completely with competitive battles
@@Verlisify if u want to compare other sports on the same lvl as pokemon sure, but no way I gotta spend over $60+ on a game I dont want to play just to get a chance to find the right Pokémon and a chance to win some battles then possibly have that Pokémon’s be ban, removed or not in the format anymore
So how has he cheated?
Its in the video. Hacked Pokemon, Timer Stalling, and when you look a bit closer Match Fixing
i guess its not unallowed but it is “frowned upon” with a big trophy
Match fixing and tournament result manipulation is against the rules and has gotten players permabanned
Pineapples are a top tier fruit and oranges are f tier.
This comment is more entertaining and informative than the entirety of this video.
Disagree. Pineapples makes the tongue rusty after eating some
Green apples are S tier
Works in every recipe know to man even meat(with a good recipe)
@@rixmiester I believe the taste factor overrides this but this fact is hard to deny lol
@@ThegrandKrild did not know this, I will try this lol
"banning him would tank vgc" if the pokemon competitve scene would be destroyed by banning people who cheat, then maybe it doesn't deserve to exist to begin with
facts
0:26 is the loudest incorrect buzzer ever.
Insane you choose to be an idiot. All sports are more expensive and more training time. Almost all Esports are more expensive on computer and peripherals and since they are dexterity based games, the minimum training is much higher. What a moron
@@Verlisify I mean yeah esports usually tend to be based off of skill not what games and dlcs you own that are unrelated to the one you're playing.
@@KuvaChakkhurr That comment has nothing to do with you being completely wrong about the time and money investment in competitive sports and games. Getting into esports is mostly wallet diff, sometimes there are prodigies playing on a potato with 100 ping, but you don't get scouted or win amateur events with a $500 computer, 720p monitor, and crusty keyboard
@@Verlisify I mean yeah usually in order to play games you need hardware for them. exact same's said for pokemon except you need to purchase old consoles that you wont actually use to play the game you're into competitively, your argument falls completely flat on its face like.
@@KuvaChakkhurr This is incomprehensible stupidity. You don't need old consoles to play competitive Pokemon. Blisy's narrative about how much it costs is also a complete lie since you only need 1 game and Nintendo's most purchased console to access and use everything. Even if that BS was true the $500-600 is still cheaper than any esports viable setup. What an idiot
The rules might be dumb, but they are rules. Surely if you break the rules you are a cheater? What are people arguing about?
Their brattyness won't allow them to accept the rules
@@beefchalupa Cheating is literally always bad. Its a deliberate choice to harm others over something completely opt-in. There is no valid protest by breaking the rules. Don't like the rules, don't play. Cheating objectively makes you a scumbag and in Wolfe's case evil
@@Verlisifyif you think cheating in Pokémon harms other humans in any way, then you’re delusional and stuck in your deranged echo chamber. This is a new low
@@Verlisify lets say, You are right about he's breaking rules in terms of team creation. Does that remove any merit in terms of skillplay? You could go to a tournament with a "hacked" team and still fail. So I really don't see how to us as users what Wolfe is doing affects the Essence of competitive play.
If you got a surprise trade with a masterball and used that masterball on another pokemon. Will that pokemon register as hacked???
Yes. Its clearly in the rules
Yes, because while the Pokemon was found in a standard way, it was obtained using illegal methods (Aka using a genned masterball)
Wait till officials see this xd, im pretty sure before battling they check these typa stuff and if they allowed it then theres nothing wrong with it LOLL
Wolfe is forced to lie because there's something wrong with it. Its why we saw mass DQs at worlds
I guess that must mean if I committed a crime and nobody saw me do it, I guess that means I never did the crime.
What is your view with frame manipulation to get a certain pokemon with ivs? Like game perfect clicks in bdsp?
Anything that requires unauthorized 3rd party tools to time is against the rule
@@BadLeaf07 That is what the rules say moron. Gatekeeping is in all forms of competitions. You would know if you took it seriously.
@@Verlisifyyea you’re just wrong about this rule. Rule 4.3 explicitly says using external software or apps to “MODIFY” or “CREATE” items or Pokémon is forbidden. RNG manipulation does neither of those things. As soon as you put an RNG manipulated Pokémon thought a team check it will come back 100% legit and legal.
@@RandomSpace95 Idiot easily debunked as always. Same rulebook later says Pokemon must be obtained through natural gameplay. RNG manip isn't natural gameplay which is why its always been against the rules. Here's Pokemon company support saying ToS applies to Pokemon VGC which means reverse engineering the game, which RNG manip can't exist without, is also 100% illegal. The stupidity is baffling th-cam.com/video/ViN2t-SaNDg/w-d-xo.html
@@Verlisify So by your logic soft resetting is against the rules as well. Absolute Bozo Broke Boi. Dont make me pull your tail butt plug out ya soy boy.
Don’t forget people Wolfey defended cheating and this is same dude that doesn’t understand Pokémon legally refusing to accept those facts shows you are incapable of discussion.
Honestly, it doesn't actually take that long to build a legit team now days.
yet he still cheats
@hd-ninja3327 once you got everything set up like a max iv ditto and all the power items, it should take 5 hours or less to make a team not including requiring 0 iv stat's. Even faster if you have spare mints or battle caps from ranked ladder.
@@metascrub285bottle caps are like 20,000 LP now, breeding is basically unnecessary now since hyper training is so easy
@Heavyfireee yeah so overall no reason to really hack at all now days.
@@Verlisifyhow'd you know? You sell him genned mons? 😂
I blame both the company and players. The company lets the cheating go this far and do nothing about it, and the players for supporting it to this point
Yeah TPCi corruption is to blame, but not Game Freak for the rules like these freaks try to do. Also seems clear that TPCi is covering up how bad the cheating is from Game Freak / Pokemon Japan. More blame on cheaters and community denial
@@PinClockFuntime Rewarding cheaters. Idiot take
"Banning wolfey would harm vgc" this Is like saying that banning Lance Armstrong harmed Tour de France
Actually, regarding the Tour de France it did harm it because when was the last time anyone mentioned Tour de France.
At least he came off of cancer what was the excuse of the other several cyclist that got caught?
Wait, now I can see the comparison because most people in cheat in both.
@@Violent_Wolfen "The race also increased its average watch time by 14 minutes, with French fans consuming five hours and 55 minutes of the tour on average. Its highest audience came during stage 16’s time trial, with a peak audience of 8.7 million tuning in to see Jonas Vingegaard’s dominant victory. That FTV broadcast scored an average audience of 6.3 million viewer, the second best by that metric for any stage in the last 20 years.
As for its digital platforms, France Télévisions said it had gained a record of 22 million video views for its online and social content."
Tour de France doing just fine, a lot of people on the Armstrong hype train didn't even tune in, follow, or support the tour, just see how our boy did on ESPN... actually just like Wolfe. He is creating no organic VGC or Pokemon fans, just Wolfe fans by leeching from Pokemon
@Verlisify I actually watched back then out of curiosity.
Anyway, nice to know that information, I don't mind being wrong unless someone is gonna be an ass about it.
I'm not an avid follower of VGC, but playing devils advocate, banning this guy wouldn't change anything. Someone else is just gonna hack and the VGC needs to get on their shit and maybe idk look at the save file and pokemon they're going to be using before the tournament. Even running it through a pc program to confirm with a card reader that cheats have never been used or something like that, idk, but its players exploiting the loose rules. Morals are based person to person so in situations like this its so easy for one person to come in and ruin the fun for a bunch of people who actually care about this.
Also, why the fuck are teammates and known friends having genuine matches against eachother? If they're part of the same team they shouldnt allow teammate vs. teammate matchup. Again I've just been on a PokeMMO binge and this popped up in my feed, but the VGC needs to take further action than just banning one individual.
Banning would make everything 1000x better. Punishment is a strong deterrent and showing cheaters not even the most popular and company favored player is safe does an incredible amount. It means no slap on the wrist or Pokemon removals. Cheat = ban means far less cheating
Nintendo actively has terrible online communities and does nothing about it while spoon-feeding dogshit, its not a surprise to me at all. They won't push Smash Bros, they certainly seem to have a death grip over the pokemon community (atleast the pokemon company does), like what are they doing? this is why people dont support shit they do anymore. Sword and Shield was dogshit, Scarlet and Violet was subpar and not optimized for the console whatsoever, and they can't even add all the pokemon on launch anymore. They hire a team who have never made a game before to remake Gen 4, the most highly requested remakes, and they look terrible and aren't even remakes of Platinum.
Are the IVs even displayed anywhere? How would one know he even has Pokémon with perfect IVs other than recently when he can share his team as a rental team?
Is there a video anywhere where someone breaks it down or explains why the Raichu is hacked?
Dream ball absolutely cannot exist with an Egg move in Gen 6 because males never pass balls.
Worlds Team Raichu is easy th-cam.com/users/shortslP4Ia0iUxCA
Team rocket exist!
The "people throwing against Wolfe" conspiracy seems really interesting, I'm holding my popcorn in case more info comes out😄. This competition has zero integrity, I wouldn't be surprised if this goes all the way to matchfixing like that.
If you look back from the nugget bridge days, it's crazy how this narrative of Wolfe being the "golden boy" of pokemon has been crafted for so long, and it eventually succeeded given the worlds "win" and growth of his youtube channel. I wonder if there's way more going on beyond "me and my buds using save edited mons for the 140th time", although it's still strange because Wolfe is the only one with something to gain from this, not Markus, not his fanboy minions, not anyone else...
This is why i play smogon on showdown. I personally don't enjoy vgc and i'm not going to cheat in mons for in game tourneys. I also don't like the grind. But that's okay because I use showdown. I'd rather stay on showdown than play in game with hacked mons.
It is incredibly easy to make perfect pokemon nowadays.
These adults need to get real job and stop playing children games .Just the cheaters
so let me get this straight, i watch wolfey but im not a "fan" i could care less if he did cheat or not because i dont subscribe, or follow him on any platform nor do i care for competitive pokemon, but this caught my attention because at first i will admit i thought it would be some cringe video where they hated on a youtuber for views, but i listened and i can see where you come from but i do got some genuine questions. I am a bit of a novice when it comes to competetive pokemon and i don't know too much about Evs or wtv. But what im hearing is that the main problem is not necessarily that ONLY wolfey is a cheat and is doing these things, the whole "competitive community" as a whole is corrupt because other players do this too and the company/ tournament allows for these things to happen because things aren't being enforced? I felt like the Ev thing i did not quite understand fully, what im understanding is that you are saying it is impossible to get perfect evs for pokemon? or atleast the consistency that he has? AGAIN im a noob and have not played or dabbled much in pokemon at all, ive never owned a game and have only really watched here and there, but that to me seemed like it would just take alot of grinding to get that to happen? unless im missing something, what really sold me was the time-stalling thing. I did not know it was against the rules, it almost made me want to discredit this whole video as just a stunt to get views till you actually showed and pointed out that the rules clearly state that it is considered bad sportsmanship and that players would receive a punishment for doing so. I have not watched the battle but seeing how his fans pointed it out and tried claiming it was a legit strategy, i saw that you was cooking a bit. This is the first video that i have watched from your channel but i saw a video from wolfey in my recommended from 3 years ago where he speaks out about a youtuber that is claiming he's hacking mons? im assuming he's talking about you. I did not really watch that video properly but he mentions something about his incineroar and how the pokemons are different or inconsistent? and the reason for that is because he had other people catch it for him like his subscribers and people he trusts so they are all different because they were caught and ev trained by other people or something like that. Idk at the end of the day that's crazy to hear but like ive said, i dont care enough abt competitive pokemon to do further research, just thought this was interesting and wanted to write a comment.
He hasn't been punished because he has friends in the Pokemon Company. Rizzo and Cybertron hacked in Gen 5 and got hired by Pokemon. Scott Glaza is friends with them and covers up cheating to protect Play Pokemon
Poketuber “Im a blisey ._.” has a video documenting the process he took to build another person their world champion team in-game.
While Pokémon has introduced many quality of life features to make this process easier, there are some things that have to be done the old fashioned way.
@@doorto6152 I proved Blisy is a liar and fraud many times over th-cam.com/video/otowPa_7vQA/w-d-xo.html
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I love Pokèmon, but I want nothing to do with its’ competitive community. It ruins the game. It teaches people that cheating is okay, individuality is bad, and stats are all that matter. I can’t even play through the game without worrying about natures, IVs, and EVs. Whatever happened to playing with your favorites, and using moves just cause they sound badass? I didn’t struggle playing as a child before all the nonsense, because I understood basic type matchups, and battling to gain experience. I will forever recommend Solarbeam Meganium if you’re playing through gen 2.
oh no, some people like strategy? if you don’t want to get involved in competitive pokémon, don’t
If you don't that is fine, but lemme tell ya, i see the reason why people don't grind and just create perfect mons. Provided you wanna actually compete, would you rather sink lotta hours finding perfect nature, iv's ev's (not to mention sometimes needed hidden abilities AND MOVESET in case of breeding which literally burns away your priceless time for potential shit, like be real, would you use +SpA -Atk weavile for example? I sure wouldnt cuz its shooting yourself in a foot) and then farm over and over and over again the exp for 6 mons? It takes batshit load of time, between allat you gotta practice your PVP skills. Just to put my rambling in a short sentence i will tell you: grind can be effing long, that's why people cheat.
I don't say grind is a bad way, just people have other stuff to do than sinking literal hours to make a team for it to don't play in the end. If you wanna grind and feel through it accomplishment, go for it. If you wanna join competitve scene but cant afford that much of a time for a game for kids.
Also pokemon pvp on pokemon showdown (its a site, if you'd wanna try) with friends might be fun for you, provided y'all dont use metateams.
Verlisify I feel your fighting a battle that you are losing financially with dislike botting and would be unwise to go to war with all cheaters by yourself. In end I don't think exposing cheating is actually entertaining content that would get high views.
At least I'm not so weak and miserable I don't believe or fight for anything, like you.
Also before the dislike botting these videos (not even about wolfe) regularly got over 100K views, this is entertaining content the performs. Even with the current state for my channel its what my audience engages with most
@@Verlisify I never gen what's the point. The crazy thing is at Orlando lots of trainers were using rental teams they got on twitter!!? I was like what the fuck is happening
@@RelicSongRickstar The shift to rental team registration is wild. It also hides the cheating since 10 people using a cheated team from a random obscures things. How that hasn't already blown up is crazy but there's probably some wild at tournament problems or insane corruption behind the scenes with TOs having 80% of teams flag as hacked and they refuse to punish like the Top 8 of NAIC 2023
Gens 6-7 from x and y to us and um the super training game made ev training fun and more simple, what is your opinion on it, I liked it but I’d still need to get the berries to reduce unneeded evs.
Edit 2: also what is your opinion on the rng manipulation trick idk where it falls it’s a grey area for me some people say it’s cheating others say it’s not; what’s your opinion on it?
Its not a trick or gray area. Its blatant cheating. It can't exist without hacking the game and requires unauthorized 3rd party tools to seed. Judges and Support rules it against the rules and no VGC player has ever admitted to doing it
@@Verlisify ok thanks for clarifying and being straight to the point
I started following competitive VG in 2024 and I was wondering if everyone was using hacked Pokemon. How does scaling work? How much do stats really matter when everyone is scaled to 50? Should we assume all shines in tournament are hacked Pokemon?
Every top player is cheating. Full shiny teams in VGC are 100% cheated
Pokémon are automatically level scaled to 50. That’s why mons that evolve past that level are legal to play.
Id disagree but i dont have shiny legendarys lmao @Verlisify
100k views is really something.
Define cheat
Breaking rules to get an advantage
@@TinkleMcGee It is. There are legit competitors in Pokemon. Only cheater topping events proves that its a massive advantage legit players can't make up
@@TinkleMcGee I have literally shown how its an advantage for over a decade. More time and resources than the opponent is a competitive advantage in all sport, esport, and games
@@TinkleMcGee Thats a lie, players nonstop cry about how "inaccessible" and time consuming Pokemon is. Also if there was no advantage then people wouldn't cheat.
It takes almost 100 hours to get into the position to make competitive teams. You have to beat the game, then do postgame training, then resource grinding. If you need tera shards or a special Pokemon that 2 hours goes up and you are making dozens of teams over a season. Also it takes a lot of energy to grind
yeah, the scene is pretty rotten and it shows... the fact this guy is still competing with obviously hacked shit, and smogon creepy staff is still operating, shows how bizarre and selective they are with who gets ousted and who does not...
95% of Competitive Pokemon is PDFs and Cheaters and I'm the only Poketuber that talks about it. Weird
I think it is funny that some blame you for the fall of VGC. VGC is corrupt and people that are not invested in it see it right away. I love pokemon from the games standpoint but when I tried to get more competitive. I didn't care anymore about that side. I still breed perfect pokemon as a bit of a hobby. Took me almost a week of chain catching Ditto to finally get me a 6IV ditto from Let's Go. And that is just one of the fun things I like to do. Having legitimate 6iv Rotoms and whatever else.
But it is impossible to get into a competitive sport if it doesn't look fun. And modern VGC doesn't look fun. The steams are really slow paced. Lots of time between matches. And really hard to follow the nonsensical plays you see most of the time. It is like no wonder the viewership for VGC is so low. And once you do a little digging you find out most of them cheat and by that time any interest in the eSport is gone. VGC will not be able to sustain if Wolfy gets banned is so stupid. Because he already comes off fake in his videos. His breeding tutorial felt more like this is why I cheat than him actually understanding breeding mechanics. And over all him being the golden boy of VGC is why I think the eSport as a whole has been crumbling over the last few years.
I mean yea he’s a cheater but no one is gonna do shit about it tbh
Doesn't make it acceptable
Not saying it is brother I’m just saying the reality is no one is gonna do shit. I mean imo if you wanna really get the point out start a movement at worlds or something idk you gotta draw more attention to this.
@@Verlisify think about it majority of wolfe fans are ignorant of his cheating and the more he posts on TH-cam with his kind demeanor and showmanship the harder it’ll be to ruin his reputation and expose him like I’m all for VGC getting rid of the corrupt core but to really have an impact you need to make a statement or have some sort of concrete evidence that no one can refute imo
@@mobgoblin7016 The 2 datamines of his team proving hacks are concrete, the impossible dream ball raichu, even his worlds raichu and Gen 5 teams are concrete. We learned with Dream that pulling trillions of odds no one has ever done without documentation is only explained by cheating
Nah bro keep calling these cheaters out. I love this game and have been playing for 25 years and I’ve seen how since cheating boomed. Players just getting some of these mons with these stats are 1 in millions
Couldn’t you use RNG Manipulation
Didn't exist during generation 6 for the Raichu. Confirmed by TPCi support to be cheating for many different reasons in Gen 5
@@Verlisifyyes it did exist during generation 6 for this raichus release window. You just needed to have a modded 3Ds at the time for initial seed as retail RNG wasn’t available yet but the Pokemon where completely legit and unmodified
@@UltraIsAwesome 1. Any console modding immediately makes the Pokemon illegal. Also as stated in the reply there's literally nothing legit about RNGing since it violates ToS, confirmed by Pokemon Company support.
2. Still didn't exist. The program for RNG seeding was published July 2017. Blisy admitted it wasnt available in 2016. Crazy how many idiots are in the Pokemon community
@@Verlisify except console modding doesn’t make it illegal. You can see that with pkhex and also, the guide for custom firmware RNG for gen 6 was released in 2016 on a Reddit post, not talking about the seeding program.
@@UltraIsAwesome "You can see that from PKHex" what an idiot, all PKHex'd Pokemon are 100% illegal. The rules and ToS are as clear as possible that any modding or editing is against the rules.
You also lie about the reddit post, there is no 2016 release for any RNG tools in 2016. The only posts that exist in 2016 are speculation and people hoping RNG might one day exist. All reverse engineering software is banned, so there is no legal way to get an RNG seed and there is no legal way to use your seed no matter how you got it, confirmed by Pokemon company support
This comment section is rough to watch. I don't want to advocate for anything as I'm super new to the scene but I feel it's safe to say that hacking in Pokemon is a bad thing. Just the term hacking alone is wildly overlooked. I mean, i get there's skill in playing the game once the things are obtained, but i feel like you shouldn't be allowed to hack to take shortcuts, it's just bad taste. To give my own shot at a metaphor, it'd be like printing out cards for a TCG tournament. There's skill in playing the cards but you're still cheating by printing out cards and not obtaining them normally. Anyways, this is certainly wild but just keep your head up. I really don't like the negative aspect of this, it sits rough in my heart, but i do understand that if he's hacking in Pokemon, something's gotta be done, or else hacking in Pokemon will just be another required step in improvement
It is insane that the Pokemon community is to toxic that they say things like "legal hacking" and just can't accept that they lose immediately at the first part of all genned Pokemon break the rules by unathorized hacking of the console and game that is illegal in the country its made in
Wait until you find iut about TCG players buying cards for their decks and not just using what they opened from boosters themselves.
Wow. I didn't think it was possible for someone to be this much of an idiot. Hacked Pokemon are against the rules and 100% illegal in all circumstances. TCG Players are allowed to buy cards
Timer stalling is also just not fun to play against, i now have a loss of respect for wolfey
Honestly not suprised that there is this much match fixing
Pretty ironic that in all his recent videos he never fails to mention “how much time” it takes to be a TH-camr and how hard it is to make a team with the right stats and wah wah waah
yeah he cries a lot for a cheater
he mentions the time sink because it is that much of a time sink. genning pokemon saves time, but if you don't, you don't have time to have a job or anything aside from pokemon.
competitive pokemon is too expensive to play, and has too much of a time sink to get into.
@@alicevioleta3184 Complete idiot take. Pokemon is objectively less expensive or time expensive to be competitive compared to all sports and almost all esports while having no physical accessibility issues
Dude its a kids game if those people cared something would have happened. Pokemon takes their games very seriously they have permanently taken down fan games in the past just for using their pokemon. If Wolfe actually did something out of the ordinary then they would have removed him. Lay off its not gonna change anything man move on with your life.
Wolfe is 100% a proven confirmed cheater. "They would have removed him" is you choosing to be an idiot that can't cope with facts
Hello, not sure if you already made a video on it, but I'd be interested in your thoughts on that video by "im a blisy ._." on why pokemon is pay to win if you don't cheat.
I debunked that loser many times already.
th-cam.com/video/TT1LVFKBvJc/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/E2NvqLTNK58/w-d-xo.html
@@Verlisify Thank you, I will give it a watch
@@Ohisashiburidesu Wait this is the one that really goes into the numbers th-cam.com/video/otowPa_7vQA/w-d-xo.html
@@Verlisify Thanks, I'm watching it now.
i bet wolfy wrote it. If hes actually hacking thats lame, im sure hed still kick my ass but like what made it so impressive was the work and patience those pokemon required
There's no if he is hacking, its shown in the video how its 100% confirmed he cheats
Frog
Nothing will stop cheaters, but I feel there is more that can be done to have official ways of getting legal pokemon in tournaments. At regionals and worlds, you could have official paid breeders who could be requested to get and trade to players given proper heads up or pay extra for short notice. Pokemon has a special competitive environment where the company can offer solutions outside of "just do it". There would have to more logistics that have to be looked at, however it could be on the table. To me, this feels like being an athlete and having someone else do your programming for training. You as the player know the game but still choose to not engage with some of the behind the scene aspects and pay someone else to do it.
That is one of the most insane things I have ever heard. It would be impossible to have official breeders for events. Also the paying for it would just make people cry about accessibility and cheat more. The only solution: Ban cheaters
@@Verlisify You can still ban cheaters and think about other solutions, even if they would be difficult to execute. Cheaters should be punished accordingly if and when they are caught, however there is a problem that needs to be solved regarding hacking the pokemon themselves in so they can practice with their teams more and change them easily. I watch other gaming competitions, primarily League of Legends, where official tournaments run by Riot give players all the champions by default to ensure an equal footing on the big stage. As someone who likes watching high level play of a game, I just want the best of the best duke it out on a field that's as even as possible. Personally, I think at a certain level, Worlds or international tournaments especially, no player should be using their own account or equipment and Nintendo should give all players a way to "make" their pokemon for the tournament and lock them in. I have commented before that, as someone outside looking in, the need for a player to be a "trainer" feels unnecessary when a lot of it is just busy work so they interact with the rpg part of the game as Nintendo desires.
Will you be doing a video on cod cheating/hacking callin out the hacks that plague the servers?
no
@@Verlisify oh ok thnx for the reply thought I’d ask to find out if u would possibly 😎
No matter your personal opinion to either Verlisify or Wolfe, the facts are there on numerious occasions!
The Pokémon company should really step in…but alas won’t, and will continue to allow players to abuse the rules/system 🙃
I’m surprised you haven’t talked about Neil_VGC (Neil Patel) who Wolfe just beat at the Orlando Regionals 👀
You didn't watch the video. I did talk about it
The fact that you're the only voice that's showing how corrupt some of the pokemon community is shows how you aren't afraid of outing these cheaters! Keep up the vids my friend.
🙏
Wolf is charismatic as well as entertaining and people like him so telling them the truth hurts but its still the truth calling you a hater and complainer is the easiest way to remain in denial history will vindicate you
Doesn't look like history will get the good ending in Pokemon at this rate
@@Verlisify that may be true but at least you can be remembered as one of the few who fought the good fight
5:43 He was also Timer Stalling, and the announcers were saying it was a legitimate strategy, right? And Pokémon’s only response was to clip out that part of the VOD?
The layers of corruption and rule breaking in that single minute was astounding.
9:38 there it is.
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"Should be diacouraged" does not technically mean "can't do it"
At the start of this video I thought you were rage baiting, but after hearing you out I do agree with you. I was wrapped in an illusion. Well done.
This isn't even the good Wolfey video. Its the followup after the crazy hacks he has been caught with th-cam.com/video/u9ZylkMveDk/w-d-xo.html
Also the Richu was a gift Pokémon
Which is why it can only be hacked
Seems to me that the pokemon company doesn't really care about the cheating, which undermines their authority quite a bit. I also doubt pokemon would ever ban Wolfie or the people who play like him, but they may continue to add changes like the mints until the system is more like Smogon.
If they didn't care then why does Wolfey lie. Why were there mass DQs at worlds? Problem is corruption to favor friends like Wolfe and cover it up from Pokemon company Japan
@@Verlisify Fair enough, he probably knows the refs or something then at that point. The all shiny legendaries with perfect everything was super blatant.
@@ramennight I mean they hired Ray Rizzo and Cybertron. The nepotism is insane
Okay so going into this I immediately thought you were crazy but I kept watching and thought "how could Wolfe be cheating" but I now see your point
doesn't surprise me at all. i noticed when i was younger that almost all competitive community players from any game you can name were cheating. league of legends, call of duty, minecraft, dark souls - there's tons of posers out there trying to gain out of desperation or greed by hacking, cheating, exploiting or rigging the odds. its really obvious now more than ever too with a little research and PoV perspectives. the level of fraud is off the charts.
It sucks that there is zero competitive integrity in competitive gaming. Legit players with skill have no chance
they hated him because he told the truth
Story of my channel
Genuine questions from someone that doesn't follow competitce scenes.
1.) dont they normally have use a third party program to find out if a pokemon is hacked? Cheat to find cheaters?
2.) wasnt there an intense case last year about a guy who though their pokemon was legit, he got it back in og dp or something from a trade. Trained it and transfered it all the way up to find how it was hacked?
3.) If youre unsure if a pokemon is hacked or not and you use a third party app to check, would that be cheating?
4.) would using hacked candies and items on a legit pokemon make it hacked?
5.) with all the different items now like ability patches, candies, bottle caps, proteins, mints etc is there anything that cant be changed on a pokemon?
Reading the rules answers most questions. No hacking of any kind no matter what. Items, illegal. Hacked pokemon that isn't yours, illegal.
Common sense handles the rest. Dude with the Pokemon he thought was legit was clearly lying and Wolfe bringing that up shows how much of a liar and cheat defender he is th-cam.com/video/P2lqtO4D1ko/w-d-xo.html . Max IVs in Gen 4/5 on a legendary are billions of odds and there's in game checks for those IVs. Using hacking to check a Pokemon you want to use in competition is cheating since its exclusively used to get past the hack check.
@@Verlisify where are the rules located? As I said I don't follow the competitive scene at all (I don't even know what the competition are called tbh) . I assumed the scene would be the latest gen? I don't watch Wolfe so I wouldn't know the video you mentioned. I just saw the collab he did with JaidenAnimations 🤷♀️
Could you please answer question 1?
@@jessm.sandler7187 Answer 1 wasnt ignored. The person is clearly bad faith or just an idiot, proven since they couldn't accept the initial response or be capable of discourse. The company checking their own game isn't 3rd party or using cheats lmfao. You are also completely wrong. There's no such thing as legal hacking. IVs aren't circumstantial when they are humanly impossible odds, we learned this with Dream
Wolf? Cheating? That’s like saying the sky is blue
Once a cheater, always a cheater. You can't build a good life on a foundation of lies, so it's only a matter of time before life slaps him back into reality
You much more optimistic than me lol
Haven't seen anyone get away with that level of twisting reality. The real shame is all the damage done over the years to the Pokémon community and lost potential in the competitive scene if it had any integrity
Idc whether you say wolfe cheated, I will forever be with wolfe and I believe that he never cheats. If he's a top player, he most likely get lots of love and lots of hate. But I respect your opinion, still though, you're not changing my mind about him cheating.
Insane that you choose to be an idiot x.com/Kaphotics/status/1525667071471652865
that is willful ignorance.
Id take this down. Always loved your content and while I appreciate your conviction and standing up for what is right; is being right worth throwing out your career? Sometimes you just have to know that the popular opinion is incorrect and push on. Wishing you the best. And hopeful for more of the usual content.
I'm appalled at how little morals or conviction almost everyone has these days. Always do the right thing. ALWAYS
It's pretty pathetic when you have a month to put together a team and you still have to hack. I work about 50 hours a week and have a kid and can still breed a full team within a few hours. Just ridiculous with the lame excuses these cheaters give.
Pokemon is rotten
Agreed! And lots of these VGC players literally do Pokémon for a living, so it’s their job. No excuse for cheating.
Takes me longer since my luck is dog water but I made a trick room team I had help from serebii to decide which Pokémon and I swept people online with conkedur (sorry if I butchered the name) and aurorus (weird sweepers I know)
@@animalcrosser06 What do you mean it's their job? Every single tournament is a financial loss for almost all competitors. With airfare and hotels you'd need top 4 to break even at a regional, and top 64 for an international. Every single competitive Pokemon player has a day job, even Wolfe if you count his youtube channel.
I'm not gonna sit here and defend cheating, but this could not be more wrong.
Okay so after watching it all the way through, it seems the deeper we go, the worse it gets. So much so that, I think the part where he uses hacked mons and lies about it is really irrelevant on a scale where rigging matches with multiple entries from the same group or covering up allied pedos exists. Does that make sense? I think your vehemence is appropriate for such atrocities, and although cheating is cheating, I do genuinely think it's ridiculous to expect players to actually grind pokemon to perfect sets for the highest levels of officially sanctioned competitive play. However, VGC clearly isn't simply about actually being good at pokemon. Someone else in the comments mentioned having "official breeders" that supply pokemon, and although that specific idea is unnecessarily extra, the point is a good one (they said, in league, nobody uses their own accounts/champs, it's all available). The reason this can't happen is because it goes against the ethos Pokemon serves being a product. Pokemon is NOT just a battle simulator, it's supposed to be played with the mons you caught/traded/trained. Unfortunately, it's just not being enforced, and if the reasons why have anything to do with Wolfe, then yeah this is pure evil. I could keep ranting, but I'd like to give you less you need to respond to for now
The match fixing is harder to prove even though when you retrace the history its obvious the whole community backed him to suppress me.
Its completely fair to have players grind their own Pokemon. You are a Pokemon TRAINER, its as important of a skill as battling. All competitive games, sports, and esports demand hard work and sacrifice, Pokemon is no different
@@gubbebubbe4942 Someone with experience runs circles around someone with less experience and knowledge. The rules test for the skill of training which has a direct impact in battle performance
@@gubbebubbe4942 No way you are this stupid lmfao. I clearly explained how training is a skill and you went out of your way to be wrong about it. There's no way anyone interprets getting legal Pokemon as knowing moves and EVs, its nothing like Showdown
The pay to win aspect everyone is complaining about exists to disperse legendary and mythical Pokémon more as was original intended because of the prevalence of hacked Mons caused by players like Wolfey, which the Pokémon company cannot publicly acknowledge because they have a relationship with said players. The people defending with are either idiot easily manipulated by cult of personality or apologist for lying and cheating and creating your own game limitations if the game doesn’t fit their imagined desired model (a model which is easily bloated and unbalanced as rarity and imperfection were meant to be an inherent part of the game not something to work around). Can’t have any beautiful and complex game system without idiots demanding it be dragged down to a level they can implement a quick dopamine loop with.
Hmm yes interesting... I think I will continue to not follow or involve myself in competitive pokemon lol, this all seems like a swamp I dont need to wade through.
Edit: I guess Ill say I understand people hacking pokemon a decade ago before the scene was big and when it was so hard to get what you wanted. As far as I understand, its sonmuch easier now that theres not really any excuse to be doing it in Gen 8 or later
100% The problem is good people choose not to get involved instead of help save the scene
@@VerlisifyI was never a part of the scene though, I'm just an outsider
@@Dredrick There hasn't been an excuse to cheat ever. You play with what you can grind and that's a part of managing competitive. Its also been super easy since Gen 6.
Even not being a part of the scene competitive Pokemon needs outsiders to help expose how broken and corrupt VGC is
@@Verlisify I'll tell you what, I'll tell everyone I know that wolf is probably a cunt. Just based on the cringe factor of his TH-cam thumbnails I assume it's true anyways.
@@Dredrick Yeah normal people know what's up with anyone pandering to kids like that
76K views... pretty nice pretty nice, even if they are all just wolfe and vgc simps.
Btw if anyone says he uses any VGC players names because Verlis wants attention, just know its low key the same when they do it to him, so don't pick and choose.
ORAS really exposed the most cheaters. Hours upon hours it took me to get anywhere near a TR 5 IVs Groudon and a 5 perfect IVs Kyogre (Attack 9 IV, HP 12 IV, so close enough to say 5 since Kyogre isn't a physical attacker). Based on how hard it was for ME to come close, there is no way all those other players have perfect legends. ORAS was my worst competitive era because i refused to cheat.
Gen 5 was blatant but Pokemon and TH-cam was small so it didn't get the attention it should have
@@Verlisify true. I don't even count my gen 4 and 5 career since without ways to get good IVs, I was just competing with my in-game Pokemon that I did the main gameplay with. Originally I was going to do VGC at Indy, but my teams are struggling to do well in practice and with my TCG deck performing really well on PTCGL, it's hard not to go with TCG. Would suck since I want to be the purist to take down Wolfe.
SCP Foundation style comparison.
It's as if WolfeyVGC has a memetic or infohazardous affect that you are just immune to Verlis. Someone call the foundation because that's the only explanation for this level of ignorance in the community!
Scp 2011. Object class keter.
@@wilsongutierrez-estela9797 haven't read that one so I might check it out?
@@wilsongutierrez-estela9797 SCP-2011 is actually a safe class anomaly. It's a remote tribe of what appear to be living corpses that are born and die regularly and are quite friendly with visitors. The current rating is +181 so there's no chance of the slot becoming vacant any time soon.
If you were trying to assign WolfeyVGC to a slot I'll let you know now that the SCP wiki is currently on series 9 (8000-8999) and slots are filled randomly on a first come first serve basis.
Man that kinda sucks, he was the one who introduced me to the competitive Pokemon scene, if it weren't for him I neve would have been here in the first place but I dont support cheaters. Well, thanks for the information
Solution just don’t have competitive pokemon or don’t do cash prizes for them so it doesn’t matter if people cheat because they gain nothing
It's always been my idea that cheating in any game is just stupid, and it takes the fun and the purpose of the game in the 1st place
must get frustrating being the only intelligent person in the room
Its pretty baffling how most of the community wants to be cheating brats that deny all reality
People actively defending someone that they agree is cheating disgusts me more than the cheater.
At least Wolfe's evil has massive gain for him, the scumbags defending cheating are doing it for free
Im not a wolfe fan but this is all new info to me. I think they're just lazy and don't want to EV train. All of these wolfe fans are delusional.
Any other sport, that guy would be perma-banned and looking for a new career. Is the Pokemon community this hard up for a celebrity and idol that theyll prop any hack that looks decent just to have someone to praise and look up to?
Like we see with the liars in other games. They know they are worthless and will never amount to anything so they have to latch on to and project on "the best" to pretend they have value, regardless of their legitimacy
@Verlisify Blegh, disgusting. Now, more than ever, I feel like we should be promoting to the youth to be their own individual, to improve themselves and achieve their own success. Part of me wants to do a full clean-up crew on this whole scene and make it at least respectable, if it was even respectable in the first place.
@@shivam77043 Not as miserable as you, someone that needs to lie cheat and steal in children's games
@@shivam77043 It makes my life easier when you kids expose yourselves as miserable idiots. You don't play but defend cheating. You say I'm sad for responding to a comment on an old video... as you comment on an old video (and I see all new comments in a feed in youtube studio), and you say I'm irrelevant but you commenting proves I'm relevant since my truth threatens you so deeply you have to respond. Worthless child
@@shivam77043 Sounds like you need to seriously seek help. Your friends are toxic weirdos and you know nothing about Pokemon but go after others about it? If you spend 5 seconds you can see my channel is almost entirely me playing Pokemon. Child, there's no official archive of tournament entrants so unless someone else inaccurately inputs my participation into a 3rd party site there's no real source for that information despite my participation in multiple regionals lmao.
Its a fact Wolfe Glick is a cheater. All that proves is your "sources" aren't objectively illegitimate, further exposing your idiocy that you choose to be wrong and believe lies.
I’m new to the Pokémon scene and watched wolfie because TH-cam just hard pushed his videos non stop once I started watching competitive VGC. I never knew about any of this cheating and I assume it’s the same for most of his fans. I assume most people watching are also new and don’t know any of this. I only just found this today and it really changes everything! Nice videos man. It’s a shame it takes a lot of digging to find any of this.
Yeah the whole community pushing Wolfe has so many strange effects. Its going to hate brigade my content which deranks it and gets me shadowbanned by TH-cam while over boosting Wolfe from the surge of attention. Also TH-cam is 100% manually boosting him since they are hard regulating the content on the platform
@@Verlisify crazy! The main defence I see is people saying he could’ve RNG manipulated for the raichu? Is there a debunk for that?
@@Verlisify I also saw you mention a time stalling video, where someone made a girl cry doing it! Would really like to see this. Could you link the video please? I can’t find it for the life of me!
@@Harbord Yep!
1. RNG against the rules since it breaks ToS and requires unauthorized 3rd party tools
2. Literally didn't exist even admitted by the bad actor that made the video of lies th-cam.com/video/E2NvqLTNK58/w-d-xo.html
@@Harbord Girl crying th-cam.com/video/FyZ1IxDaqfc/w-d-xo.html
I think cancelling Neil VGC for his personal opinion getting leaked is a massive L for the pokemon scene
@@Abalamski that makes more sense, it seems like people are focusing more on the other issue imo
@@ZzsiegzZ Thats the problem. Catfishing as a minor is not cancellable in Pokemon
I’ve always felt abit scetchy about Wolf.
Not that i don’t like his content, but just in general.
Something feels off
Yeah the people that act the way he does always turn out to be bad people. Over leveraging an almost decade old world champion title so slimy. All his other content is fraudulent when you actually get into it
Yikes
hi
it’s a screwed system, bc the majority of competitive players have to gen because they have lives outside of the comp scene, but honestly wolfey is dumb for genning, i feel he could easily do it himself or pay someone to do it.
Pokemon is more accessible than almost all sports and esports. Not a single player needs to gen to compete. Most Olympic athletes have day jobs and no life since its all dedicated to competition and training
I 100% disagree with people saying "If you can get it eventually anyways, then you can just skip the tedious 100s of hours to grind and hack them in now."
Thats like saying you skipped your training and took PED's and your excuse is "I can reach that level of performance if I just trained for 100s of hours, but taking PED's is faster, easier, and cheaper."
I'm not saying they're 1:1 in consequences, but the process of getting there sure is close.
Where is the "bond" that you're supposed to have with your pokemon? Nowhere, the pokemon company killed it.
Genning in older generations was somewhat understandable. Breeding was tedious due to only 1 IV being transferable prior to Gen 6, but doable, but getting the IVs you need on your legendary pokemon often took about as long as shiny hunting, if not longer. In Gen 5, the time sink required to build a viable team in the first place was extreme and would have majorly gatekept the competitive scene.
Gen 6 was about where everything became more reasonable to obtain due to having 3 guaranteed 31 IV stats on legendaries and Destiny Knot allowing for 5 IVs split between parents to be transferred. This made obtaining perfect IVs on normal mons simple and legendaries still tedious but reasonably so. Gen 7 introduced Hyper Training and made the whole process super farmable aside from 0 IV on Attack on Special Attackers, 0 IV Speed on Trick Room mons, and some specific IV value for Stakataka specifically to get an Attack boost from Beast Boost instead of Defense.
Cheating in current gen is unreasonable, but I can at least understand why people did it a long time ago.
Cheating is never understandable lmao. It was way worse in older generations since it created Pokemon with better stats than legal players could obtain.
I used to be a Wolfe fan but the more I watched the more things seemed off now I don’t want to play competitively
Wow, the dude hard forcing his long outdated championship title cheated it and was a fraud the whole time? Who would have guessed
@Verlisify i just didn't think he was cheating but he clearly was i just never noticed it
I agree with you. The community is corrupt. You do back up your claims with facts. I would LOVE to see the community flourish based on a legit community that listens to Pokémon company rules, but YOU DO insult people who disagree with you. You’re another steadfast, adamant, person who backs up what they believe in. I use to LOVE your content, but seeing how you use to genuinely enjoy uploading content, to seeing now uploading where it seems you only do so to defend, or accuse another player hurts. I wish you success in your purge of the corrupt vgc scene, I’ll be back when it’s over!
My content hasn't really changed and I still show hype and enjoyment with SwSh and SV. Not my fault TPC gives ZERO news and its only fake leaks in the community. I was doing exposes in 2013 and the community has always been rotten, toxic, and cheat filled like with Scrafty, Duncan, Shofu, Poketips attacks.
While I think Wolfe is a skilled player, and comes up with great strategies, but he shouldn’t be allowed to gen pokemon. It completely removes the effort that is needed to put into making teams. Plus, as you said in the video, it’s completely unfair for Wolfe to have a massive advantage over other player for example when he used the Raichu, and when he flipped off the whole crowd is completely unacceptable.
If Wolfe was good he wouldn't have cheated. He isn't skilled, just a complete fraud
This is the exact reason I stopped playing competitive pokemon...even at a regional level hacking is rife...most of the popular streamers also use hacks...I have no problem with the ones who say they are but most of them claim to be legit and there dumb fans believe them even when the encounters they get are statistical anomolies.
Tbh playing for timer is dishonorable
which is why it was against the rules
@@Verlisify It must be difficult being an honest pokefan in this environment
@@JessieJussMessy Community is completely rotten and deliberately lies
Hey im watching cvgc content a long time and would be cool if u could implement a little bit of more movement in the video instead of just pictures and text gets a little boring. But cool video besides that.
The information doesn't need that needless zoomer shit. Changes nothing about the content
Makes it far more boring staring at pictures but yea DEFINITELY doesn’t change the content lmao
They say no one is immune to cheating even the number 1 can do it , i find this to be true
Its real bad in general gaming. Every other week a "top streamer" or "top ranked player" that had been known for years gets busted as a cheater