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I run a pretty standard WoW+3 attacks set with Timid. It gets the job done, though I often wish it were a bit faster.
I'm curious as to how well bulkier sets work though, 100 speed isn't that great even with full investment and I'm wondering how much more mileage I'd get out of investing in bulk instead.
This is gonna sound insane, but I've used Shadow Sneak before. Nobody expects it! People see Mega Gardevoir, they switch in their most Specially bulky Mon, which usually aren't particularly normally Defensive. Also, if you switch Mega Gardevoir into a Ghost or Psychic, they aren't going to expect to be hit with a Super Effective attack, so they won't flee. And the increased priority makes it great in this situation, especially if the Mon has already been weakened.
There's value in doing something completely unexpected. Especially if you're playing with other competitive players, who have memorized common movesets and respond accordingly >
Fell Stinger is generally outclassed by Swords Dance. Chances are, you're not going to find something weak enough to knock out with that move. At least, not something that won't just switch.
Fell Stinger is generally outclassed by Swords Dance. Chances are, you're not going to find something weak enough to knock out with that move. At least, not something that won't just switch.
But as Drapion apparently is not used much and Fell Stinger even less, no one would expect it. Plus if you exchange SD for Fell Stinger, you will be able to compensate for its mediocre Sp.def through using Assault Vest on it.
Well then remove Assault Vest, change Fell Stinger back to SD and give it Air Balloon.Fell Stinger is generally outclassed by Swords Dance. Chances are, you're not going to find something weak enough to knock out with that move. At least, not something that won't just switch.
But as Drapion apparently is not used much and Fell Stinger even less, no one would expect it. Plus if you exchange SD for Fell Stinger, you will be able to compensate for its mediocre Sp.def through using Assault Vest on it.
Drapion's special defense isn't the problem. Its the inability to take and EQ.
Well then remove Assault Vest, change Fell Stinger back to SD and give it Air Balloon.Fell Stinger is generally outclassed by Swords Dance. Chances are, you're not going to find something weak enough to knock out with that move. At least, not something that won't just switch.
But as Drapion apparently is not used much and Fell Stinger even less, no one would expect it. Plus if you exchange SD for Fell Stinger, you will be able to compensate for its mediocre Sp.def through using Assault Vest on it.
Drapion's special defense isn't the problem. Its the inability to take and EQ.
But the question is wether you should run Fire or Ice Fang. Without Fire Fang most Steel types walls Drapion I guess and without Ice Fang Ground mons will slaughter Drapion.
This is gonna sound insane, but I've used Shadow Sneak before. Nobody expects it! People see Mega Gardevoir, they switch in their most Specially bulky Mon, which usually aren't particularly normally Defensive. Also, if you switch Mega Gardevoir into a Ghost or Psychic, they aren't going to expect to be hit with a Super Effective attack, so they won't flee. And the increased priority makes it great in this situation, especially if the Mon has already been weakened.
There's value in doing something completely unexpected. Especially if you're playing with other competitive players, who have memorized common movesets and respond accordingly >
I'm breeding for a Weavile for competitive play on Wifi (not online)I have narrowed it down to 3, and was wondering which one to go with. It will be a Life Orb attacker, with a Jolly nature. All have 31 IV's in Speed and the rest varying in defenses and attack.