Ok, nice, thanks for the support. My thought are that stall will indeed be difficult to pull off. In my experience with Arceus-Dragon, I have used two somewhat balanced teams, one rain team roughly consisting of Crogre, Ferro, Tenta, Giratina-O, Terrak and the Arceus ofc. The other was a more balanced sun-team which abused the fact that Kyogre can't freeze Arceus with Ice-Beam, making the set-up easier. It consisted of Groudon, Forry, Ho-oh, Latias and yet again Terrakion.
As you see, these are pretty solid teams which are highly weather based. To build without weather puts some specific perimeters around our project. The first thing to note, is that in my experience, Hyper Offensive teams are best suited for weatherless build. However, the question is if my Dragoceus is suited for a Hyper Offensive teambuild, and for that I believe no. Arceus formes simply don't have the direct striking power since their meager 120 offenses, meaning it will take a turn or more to set-them up.
There are, however, some guidelines we can follow:
1. Arceus-Dragon is faster than all unboosted dragons which causes a tendency to force switches. Now if we have a quick way to spike-stack, these switches will be very costly and if they stay in, the will lose their dragon.
2. Arceus-Dragon lures in Steel-types early to midgame if you reveal it, so it can potentially wear them down a little bit, paving way for other sweepers stopped by them, or giving us opportunities to pull off double switches to gain momentum.
3. Another way check to Arceus-Dragon is the use of physical Choice-Scarf users like Zekrom, so I guess we can easily take advantage of that.
Now I indeed believe we should land somewhere between HO and Bulky Offense, I think stall will be hard to build.