Been happening to me often , usually just delete cache and restart tab and it works for a while . Maybe uninstalling would be good too . <| sep |> I have only spent 16 so far but as a student , it makes a dent in to my overdraft . <| sep |> Some of those aren ' t fully correct though serebii is typically pretty good at updating , but i know i have a few from that first island that aren ' t listed in the pokedex there when you narrow it down , such as Abra . I got 3 of them in the grass inside that big city . <| sep |> Although this logic sounds nice at first , you have to consider the following . These toxic players who may or may not be from bad countries have built their MMR on different principles than did the Englishspeaking people of the same MMR that are complaining about these reportedly toxic players . Let ' s say the toxic player is player A and the englishspeaking player is player B . Player A has the same MMR as player B . If we assume that Player A is as toxic as player B claims him to be , then we can safely say that player A has more skill to make up for the fact that he is an intentional feeder or flamer or whatever it is that makes him toxic . By extension , we can also assume that player B is less skilled and makes up for it by communicating and using teamwork , etc . Now , again , these guys have the same MMR , but player A got there through individual skill and player B got there through relying on communication and teamplay . This is what causes the conflict each player expects the other to act and behave the same way that he did to get to that MMR . Player B expects player A to communicate and player A expects player B to be skilled at the game . The result is that player A is frustrated that his team missed a stun or isn ' t doing well , and player B no longer has the communication that he relied on to win . Thus , begins the flaming . Of course , these are two extremes . In reality , MMR is not determined by just one or two aspects of playing the game . Instead , MMR is the sum of many different little factors . My experience is that a lot of the people who complain about peruvians not speaking english fall under the player B category , and the latin americans who don ' t rely on communication in the first place but get upset when team doesn ' t play skillfully fall under the player A category . Both players are mad at each other yet both of them are at a disadvantage because of each other . I guess my main point here is that a shitty player can still be mechanically skilled and a shitty player can still be a good teammate . It ' s unfair to bring up the equalMMR argument without taking these two different perspectives into account , at least until very very high MMR where it ' s expected to be both skilled and a good teammate .