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Dusclops
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I faced this set in ShowDown being used by someone by the name of PILEdriver. Immediately the uniqueness and creativity of the set struck me. However, not only is it creative, it works really well, as I have heard from other people that I myself faced when I had built a decent team around this particular set. [Overview]
[Set] Name: Curse Stall Move 1: Curse Move 2: Mean Look Move 3: Rest Move 3: Will-O-Wisp / Toxic Item: Eviolite Ability: Pressure Nature: Careful / Calm EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SDef [Set comments]
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I'd probably slash Rest with Pain Split to avoid the 2 turns of sleep. Just a suggestion.
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I'm not seeing how this set is worth a teamslot at all. You're relying on the opponent switching something into Dusclops as you Mean Look than you can Curse and outstall - but having just cut your hp by 50%, most Pokemon will easily beat you. Let's see a list of the things you can't beat:
- any Pokemon that does more than 25% damage - anything with Taunt - Anything With U-turn or Volt-switch - anything with Baton Pass - anything Toxic-Immune with reliable recovery, or just anything with reliable recovery if you're not using Toxic. - Anything with Phazing That's such a huge list of Pokemon that I really don't see how this is very useful. Even on full stall there will be very few Pokemon that don't have reliable recovery and don't have the ability to deal 25% and don't have Roar or Whirlwind and don't have Taunt... Against a good player with a good team, this is going to be deadweight most of the time. Even if the opponent has a Pokemon without any of the listed features, you're relying on it being their Dusclops switch. This is so unlikely I'm not sure how you saw it get kills... I'm not an official QC member, but I would bet a genuine amount of money this nowhere close to getting approved without a lot more explanation fo how it actually kills things. |
Sorry, but
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