@FairyBrawler@MinternVGC@Ajsegovia110@SerebiiNet I’m not commenting on Volc’s success compared to its competition, though it has a tiny niche since it has access to Tailwind. I’m commenting on its role, which is predominantly not QD in high ladder (data is taken from 1760+ elo). In game QD stats are skewed by low ladder scrubs.
@FairyBrawler@MinternVGC@Ajsegovia110@SerebiiNet Support Volc has been the dominant set in VGC for generations with its good defensive typing and access to moves like Rage Powder, Struggle Bug, Tailwind, Will-o-wisp, and Whirlwind.
@MinternVGC@Ajsegovia110@SerebiiNet Quiver Dance is being run a lot more than Rage Powder, although I suspect that’s skewed by low ladder players. Regardless, the commemorative Volcarona being gifted is an offensive QD set rather than Rage Powder support.
@Ajsegovia110@SerebiiNet Bold is its most commonly run nature with most of its investment in HP and Def bc Quiver Dance can boost its other stats without prior EVs
Lust is the only one who tries to disguise itself with a human appearance, tho it has too many hands. One hand to beckon, one to threaten, and one to silence you. It kneels because not all of its victims are adults. It lives undercover and invites you in as well
@number_pizza111@_AashishReddy -group’s. I’d say that “Two Goombas” is a subset of “Group attribution” with the main difference that “Two Goombas” focuses specifically on a single, hypocritical strawman.
@number_pizza111@_AashishReddy Group attribution error is similar but not exactly the same. “Two Goombas” refers to thinking two different people with different opinions are part of a single, wholistic group. “Group attribution” refers to the assumption that a single person’s opinion is reflective of their-
@TheBondageWitch@YamataKirika Nah lol this artist has been working on this deck for years I can assure you it’s not AI, especially with how defined their art style is