Essentially the same thing as the "Rate My Team" thread in the "Dragonspiral Tower" forum, post your team with any information you want to post about it and see if anyone can offer you any pointers!

Single Battle Team:

Latios
Timid
Levitate
252 Spd 252 Sp Atk
Choice Specs

Hidden Power Fire
Draco Meteor
Surf
Thunderbolt


Sableye
Careful
Prankster
252 Hp 120 Def 132 Sp Def
Leftovers

Recover
Night Shade
Will-O-Wisp
Toxic


Porygon2
Bold
Trace
252 Hp 120 Def 132 Sp Def
Eviolite

Recover
Discharge
Ice Beam
Hidden Power Fighting (A bit iffy on this one)


Rotom-W
Timid
Levitate
252 Spd 252 Sp Atk
Choice Scarf

Hydro Pump
Volt Switch
Hidden Power Grass
Trick


Blaziken
Adamant
Speed Boost
252 Atk 252 Spd
Focus Sash

Swords Dance
Hi Jump Kick
Stone Edge
Fire Punch


Scizor
Adamant
Technician
252 Sp Def 252 Atk
Life Orb

Bullet Punch
U-Turn
Roost
Pursuit

Quick reply because I am at work.
Let me just make sure we are on the same page. This is a RMT for GBU singles where you preview 6 pokemon, but you only use 3, right?
If so, I think this is a great idea and would like to support it by making a feeble attempt to make a few suggestions or questions for discussion.
This is my first RMT comment of any type (plus I am rushed)
It has been my experience on GBU that the commonly used pokemon change every week and you have to take them into consideration, for the most part. I have not been playing singles as much, but what I would try to prepare for would be volt switch rotom, slowbro or others with the helmet thingy that damages you when yyou hit them, multiscale dragonite (my favorite to use), focus sash cloyster, steel types, and of course the ever present tyranitar teams.
My first question is what is your general strategy with this team.
Other quick thoughts:
What did you want to do with Sableye? I don't find prankster as useful in the GBU single with 3 pokes. You have to get going quick and get something out of everyone.
- With scizor why not a fighting type move, superpower or brick break? I am not sure I would put blaziken and Scizor out at the same time very often.
Blaziken - why not flareblitz. It may just be a difference in usage, but I usually run Blaizken into the ground to soften up the team before I sweep.
Like I said I am a ultra-noob to rating, so feel free to give me tips on that process.

Lunch time. I need to unbend my mind from accounting and no better way to do that then pokemon (or sports).
Fair is fair, since I critiqued you team, I should post mine. I have never posted a team before

This is a GBU rotation team! - keep that in mind.

I usually center my strategy around 2 pokemon - Choice scarf Togekiss and Multiscale Dragonite.

Togekiss
Timid
Serene Grace
Choice Scarf
252 SA, 252 Speed, 4 SD
Air Slash (spam this)
Aura Sphere
Flamethrower
Trick

Dragonite
Jolly
Multiscale
Leftovers
252 HP, 212 Speed, 44 Attack
Dragon Dance
Dragon Claw
Fire Punch
Roost

Heatran
Calm
Falsh Fire
Fire Gem
252 HP, 100 SD, 160 Speed
Fire Blast
HP Ice
Earth Power
Sunny Day* - Get to this later

Empoleon
Calm
Torrent
Water Gem
252 HP, 252 SD, 4 Def
Scald
Ice beam
Grass Knot
Rain Dance*

Sceptile
Jolly
Unburden
Grass Gem
252 SA 252 Speed 4 SD
Leaf storm
Giga Drain
Focus Blast
HP Ice

Porygon-Z
Timid
ADaptability
Quick Claw
252 SA, 252 Speed, 4 HP
Tri Attack
Dark Pulse
Thunderbolt
Ice Beam

This team has several problems, but I still win a lot with it on the rotations.

Usually I look at the other guys six and pick Togekiss, Dragonite and 2 others. The way I pick the 2 alternates is that I look to see if there are two or three pokes on the other team that are weak to fire, grass or water. If so I pick the other 2.
I don't really use Porygon-Z a lot, he is just a holdover from my singles team because I like P-Z a lot. That is the first problem - a underused pokemon.

Second problem, I started out using Speed boost Sharpedo instead of Empoleon and Speed boost Blaziken instead of Heatran. I still do sometimes because I like theirspeed boost and protect, both of which help a lot in rotation. But I put Heatran and Empoleon in so I could have some synergy with Dragonites type weaknesses and so that I could slip in weather inducers to combat sandstorm from TTar. But all of the suddent you don't see TTar as much, so I am wasting those 2 move slots.

Most of the time Togekiss is in the first slot and that is who I go with first. But if I see that there is no one who can really dent Dragonite on their first hit, I will dragon dance right off. Then I like to ride out togekiss till he has softened up the other guys team until everyone has a hit. Then if I have not already dragon danced I will do that at first oppurtunity, then attack with Dragonite until he gets to about 1/2 HP, then alternate as it makes sense.

You know what, I am getting senile, I just remembered that I have been using focus sash cloyster with Icicle spear of course, Ice Shard, rock Blast, and Shell Smash of course. I don't have time to go back and redo the above, so just imagine he is replacing Porygon-Z (bye-bye PZ, Ilove you man).
With Dragonite and cloyster you have 2 great speed and attack boosted pokemon that you can alternate between. That works great.

Personally, I'd rather run Adamant on Unburden Sceptile since you'll already be insanely fast after the boost.

Hey y'all, one of my Rotation teams is languishing on the 11th page of the "Other Teams" RMT subforum.

Feedback for Bald Accountant:
Quick Claw is a pretty poor item, Porygon-Z would fare much better with a Life Orb, Gem, or Focus Sash. Water Gem on a defensive Empoleon is also questionable, you should consider giving Dragonite's Leftovers and giving Dragonite a Lum Berry. Heatran seems like a weak link to me; bringing a Sleep or Paralysis user can help Dragonite set up or allow Pory-Z to clean up slowed Pokemon. Your type synergy is good, although Fighting moves hit most of the team hard Dragonite can be a powerful deterrant against reckless spammage.

Nickscor, don't you think Modest would be a better choice than Adamant? ;) I agree though, Timid seems like overkill.

Can you give us a link to your team on the other sight?

Also can you look at Chortler's team, I am sure he needs better analysis than my noobish effort.
Thanks, I hope this group thrives.

Lulz, I thought it was a physical set. Yes, Modest.

Sorry, I haven't been on much at all today :P, anyways, here is some more info in regards to my teams strategy: Porygon2 is obviously my tank, Rotom is my scouter/sweeper when needed, Latios is my Special sweeper, Blaziken is my physical sweeper (I put fire punch over flare blitz because he needs his sash and High Jump Kick alone is enough to wreck a lot of teams), Sableye with prankster is amazingly good, Will-O-Wisp is fantastic for wrecking physical sweepers and toxic is great for killing walls, Night Shade also doing a wonderful job of widdling them down, Recover is for, well, recovering. Scizor is my revenge killer who comes in on strong special attackers like Starmie and Latios, is able to take a hit whilst recovering damage and can use pursuit on any pokemon trying to escape, U-turn being his move to use when scouting and Bullet Punch for priority.

@ Bald Accountant, you seem to have some fear against dragons, with all the hidden power ices and dragon claw, perhaps change the hidden powers to something else for the element of surprise (nobody ever expects my Porygon2 to carry Hidden Power Fighting)?

Maybe I can convince solace to actually post our teams at GBU to boost activity ;)

I should post a war story later