@Ziik_VGC@PokeMaineEvent I agree that it was a lack of fairy types but once d-nite got the ball rolling things like ninetails, prim, and tera fairy started to pick up more. I thing the reason d-nite rose up was more of scale shot being a great move in that meta for things like sash sneasler and fwg cores
@Ziik_VGC@PokeMaineEvent but it doesn't really need to run a fairy type move to be fairy type? its still immune to scale shot; and yes the weather control is nice but the ice type damage was super good in that format. It rose a lot in part 2 bc d-nite was so good 1/2
we need 60FPS on Pokemon Champions man, the game is fun and all but it’s unbelievable how TPCI wants the “main hub of competitive Pokemon” moving forward to be a permanent performance wise downgrade from the previous competitive setting we had
@aStupidGecko@PokeMaineEvent zard and chomp is jus really strong and while being relative easy to understand and play. It still teaches you since everyone and their mom is try to counter or have counter plays to the team force he newer player to adapt. Winning off their skills and play instead of the builder
@aStupidGecko@PokeMaineEvent It feels like your argument falls apart when you brought up perish teams which require strong fundamentals o play which is why gengar had such a big dip in usage after everyone thought they was Wolfe clicked perish and didn't win.
@DaWoblefet sorry to bother you but I have a question if this a bug or not. I used dragon darts and it missed a bright powder user and hit the other mon once losing my dreepy. but in the other interactions it worked as intended. is this a bug?
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