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XD I was going to point that out but couldn't figure out how to word it- yeah, pretty sure most of the gimmicks have just been ignored 90% of the time.I remember almost never using z-moves because they were usually so broken or took forever to perform, and SwSh purposefully limited Dynamax because it was so broken and took forever to perform.
Basically what I’m trying to say is that if this new gimmick is something many people avoid most of the time, it won’t be anything new. lol But it creates really interesting and unpredictable competitive scenarios for both the participants AND audience. Pokémon has gone really into streaming competitions lately and is making competitive battling an attainable thing for more people every Gen. Implementing a gimmick like this might be genius for them, depending on how it’s implemented.
I guess they could do that but it doesn't really sound fun either. XD You'd have to sit through multi-hit moves all the time and not all of those hits would be super effective or even receive STAB.Oh yeah. I can't do math in my head very well; so the first one is still really hard for me.
3-type attacks could be "simplified" in a sense where instead of 1 attack that is 3 different types all at once, they could do an attack that is technically like triple kick or something where the damage is calc'd for each type separately. (like 3 seperate attacks, but in one turn) if that makes sense.