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I have received questions from people interested in becoming gym leaders so I'll lay out the procedure for the application. Similar to last season, we shall be holding screening matches to evaluate those applying to be gym leaders.
Regarding these battles:
- The Elite 4 will be using teams following Smogon's OU rules. These teams will NOT be mono-type and consist of different team strategies (Hyper Offense, Bulky Offense, Semi-Stall, Stall)
- To help speed the process along, screening battles will be done using Pokemon Showdown!.
- Applicants do not need to use the teams they used during their league challenge nor do they need to be monotype. They will be free to build new teams for these battles. We will also use this to get a view of your teambuilding.
- Applicants will not be allowed to change their team in these matches. You will use the same team of 6 throughout all 4 screening matches.
- Once your team is ready please send me a PM of your team lineup. This is for the purpose of evaluating your teambuilding skills.
- Clauses/rules will still follow the rules of the BBL, i.e. Item Clause will still be in effect.
- Applicants will battle each Elite 4 member once. If a match is disrupted it will be up to the evaluator how to address the situation.
- Try to complete these battles in a timely manner.
I don't have information right now on what types will be available next season but we'll give more details on the available types as we get nearer to the end of the season.
If you are interested in applying as a gym leader please post here to express your interest. Plan on completing your screening matches before the season ends so that new gym leaders can focus on building their team during the off-season. We do suggest putting in time to work on both your league challenge as well as these screening matches, as we evaluate not only how you hold up in battle but also if you are able to manage your duties as a gym leader.
If there are any questions please feel free to ask. Best of luck to those applying, and good luck to our challengers
IM back, i want to do this, BTW anything important happen?I have received questions from people interested in becoming gym leaders so I'll lay out the procedure for the application. Similar to last season, we shall be holding screening matches to evaluate those applying to be gym leaders.
Regarding these battles:
- The Elite 4 will be using teams following Smogon's OU rules. These teams will NOT be mono-type and consist of different team strategies (Hyper Offense, Bulky Offense, Semi-Stall, Stall)
- To help speed the process along, screening battles will be done using Pokemon Showdown!.
- Applicants do not need to use the teams they used during their league challenge nor do they need to be monotype. They will be free to build new teams for these battles. We will also use this to get a view of your teambuilding.
- Applicants will not be allowed to change their team in these matches. You will use the same team of 6 throughout all 4 screening matches.
- Once your team is ready please send me a PM of your team lineup. This is for the purpose of evaluating your teambuilding skills.
- Clauses/rules will still follow the rules of the BBL, i.e. Item Clause will still be in effect.
- Applicants will battle each Elite 4 member once. If a match is disrupted it will be up to the evaluator how to address the situation.
- Try to complete these battles in a timely manner.
I don't have information right now on what types will be available next season but we'll give more details on the available types as we get nearer to the end of the season.
If you are interested in applying as a gym leader please post here to express your interest. Plan on completing your screening matches before the season ends so that new gym leaders can focus on building their team during the off-season. We do suggest putting in time to work on both your league challenge as well as these screening matches, as we evaluate not only how you hold up in battle but also if you are able to manage your duties as a gym leader.
If there are any questions please feel free to ask. Best of luck to those applying, and good luck to our challengers
Aegislah is going to be banned?! That's hard to believe but it does make sense, After all I been though they want to banned it that's not going to be very fun.
Nothing I could do about it but I want to say why I think Aegislah should stay:
I believe it's fun to have him because they're a lot of strategy that you could use and against him. Pokemon battles are fun that you could use many different Pokemon with different use. Compare to legendary Aegislah is not all power and fast when it's out in battle at first, in fact any Pokemon can be all powerful as a legendary if you use them right. Aegislah has a way to tip the scale when it's out, it can either attack at first, or defense it's self, or even try to rise it's attack. They're also many different blind spots that can be used against him, either way I think it's really fun trying to figure out what the other player is trying to use against you instead of something that's too predictable.
I'll say my reason over their too. It won't matter too much when I switch him out, I can always find another Pokemon that would be not too predictable.
Aegislah is going to be banned?! That's hard to believe but it does make sense, After all I been though they want to banned it that's not going to be very fun.
Nothing I could do about it but I want to say why I think Aegislah should stay:
I believe it's fun to have him because they're a lot of strategy that you could use and against him. Pokemon battles are fun that you could use many different Pokemon with different use. Compare to legendary Aegislah is not all power and fast when it's out in battle at first, in fact any Pokemon can be all powerful as a legendary if you use them right. Aegislah has a way to tip the scale when it's out, it can either attack at first, or defense it's self, or even try to rise it's attack. They're also many different blind spots that can be used against him, either way I think it's really fun trying to figure out what the other player is trying to use against you instead of something that's too predictable.
I'll say my reason over their too. It won't matter too much when I switch him out, I can always find another Pokemon that would be not too predictable.
Would've been a nice thing to say about 3 weeks ago. And there is something that you can do about it. Next time a Pokemon you don't want banned gets suspected try and get Req's, honestly not too hard (everyone seems to get it around mid-1400s).
Did you make reqs? If not, please don't talk like you did. It's not an easy task, it's designed to separate good players from bad players - it's only the most skilled players that can make reqs in only a few battles because their GXEs are exceptionally high - your ladder (ELO) has nothing to do with it, it's your GXE and the number of battles you've played.
Did you make reqs? If not, please don't talk like you did. It's not an easy task, it's designed to separate good players from bad players - it's only the most skilled players that can make reqs in only a few battles because their GXEs are exceptionally high - your ladder (ELO) has nothing to do with it, it's your GXE and the number of battles you've played.
Didn't make req's. Don't care if I ever do. No matter how much voting happens stupid people will still blame the Smogon collective, whoever the fuck that is, for banning a Pokemon "because they can't handle it". If I wanted to make req's I'm sure it could be done in about 50-60 wins. So maybe a day or two if you actually try.