Marriland Or Smogon?

[Andrew]

Well, I personally like Smogon.com better as a Pokemon site than Marriland. Smogon.com has people who Iv breed like crazy, and Marriland is full of hackers. Smogon.com is now my #1 Pokemon site! Friendcodes.com is my #1 chatting and other Wifi games site!

[Shaco]

Smogon. SMOGONNNNNN. ;D

[Andrew]

Originally Posted by Shido

Smogon. SMOGONNNNNN. ;D

That waz a fast post, I didn't even get to add my poll :P

Smogon is kooler thanz Marriland!

[Shaco]

Lol, I just finished posting in another thread, and saw that you made a thread. But you replied quickly, too >_>

[Andrew]

Originally Posted by Shido

Lol, I just finished posting in another thread, and saw that you made a thread. But you replied quickly, too >_>

Yes I did! I reply to all threads I make Supa fast

[DrunkenSniper]

Everything is cooler than Marriland. Though I did make ONE really good friend there.
Only thing there that's even worth noting is that type coverages checker. And it's still not too important if you ask me.

[PEGxPELVISxPETE]

both sites are full of great tools that have been horribly abused by noobs looking for a quick easy way to win. these fools all end up with the same pokemon and the same movesets then they beat some other noobs and think they are the greatest. when you destroy them utterly they d/c then call you a hacker, question your sexuality, and then conjecture that your mother is the kind of woman that can be paid for certain favors and is cheap.
i never use either one.

it is a shame because it is such a good tool if you want to learn how to make an effective moveset but most of these kids just want to win and dont care about actually learning something. they want something for nothing

[N3G4T1V3Z3R0]

Smogon FTW. Smogoners >>>>>>> Marriland fanboys. >_>

[Troll]

Smogon, kthxbai.

[dende5416]

I never use any of those sites for tools, just for communities anyway. Smogon's set-up just feels cleaner to me. Dunno why, its just easier to find what you need there and they have a rigid, but fair, rule set-up. Something you don't really even find here (the fair part)