Pokemon status move information
I recently asked a similar, but more broad/less thought-out question and it got put on hold. However, I think this one is more on topic.
In pokemon gen 1, how is the difference between how much status moves affect pokemon set up. for example: whats the difference between poisoning and badly poisoning a pokemon. or raising attack/sharply raising attack
Also, how is it determined how long (how many turns) paralysis/sleep/etc last?
finally are there any status' that have hidden effects? for example, I think I remember reading somewhere that your attack goes down while your burned.
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What counts as a status move Pokémon?
A status move is one that does not inflict direct damage, but causes status conditions or other effects, such as increasing or decreasing the stats of the target Pok\xe9mon.Are status moves good in Pokémon?
Status moves always get deleted for a better flashier move, but some actually have used in battle. Things that can make it much harder on the enemy or give you enough time to get those extra moves in so that you win before your stronger opponent can manage up a move.What do the numbers on Pokémon moves mean?
On a Pok\xe9mon's summary screen, each attack has a number next to it that indicates its damage. Fast Attacks typically deal between 0 to 16 damage, while Charged Attacks have a massive range\u2014for example, Acid Spray deals 20 damage and Aeroblast deals 170.What Pokémon move raises all stats?
Pok\xe9mon: 10 Of The Most Powerful Moves That Boost Your StatsPokemon Attack Showcase: Status-Changing Moves
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