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Anyone have an idea of how to improof this? Ho-Oh @ Heavy-Duty Boots Ability: Desolate Land EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Def / 252 SpD / 252 Spe Adamant Nature - Shift Gear - V-create - Bolt Strike - Glacial Lance

Does hail boost ice-type moves??

Ho-Oh is able to take several boombursts even after a couple metronome boosts (edit: did a damage calc I hadn't thought to do before and ho-oh is unlikely to be ko'd even by two fully metronomed boombursts), and is also just pretty useful in general. I've actually only gone against that kind of...

Re: Everyone would only run hyper offense if there were no chansey I don't run chansey and I have absolutely no problems with the superpowered offenses people like to run. The accessibility of all the support moves and abilites (notably for me prankster, topsy turvy, will-o-wisp, and parting...

Is there not a difference between an archetype/subcategory of mons (e.g. hazards) being extremely influential vs a single build being that influential? I have counters to walls, hazard-setters, physical + special heavy hitters, and setup sweepers, but Impostor Chansey is the only specific build...

I suspect the fact that there are so many posts on this topic has more to do with communication issues on behalf of the "explainers," rather than bad players simply whining to avoid having to git gud. There are many posts, as you say, including three in direct response to my question, and zero...

This seems to be the issue, and is why I framed my post as a question in the first place. My understanding was that single pokemon shouldn't be so influential as to "define" the BH meta. Is this understanding incorrect?

So... is this principle meant to be taken at face value? Because if so, it seems mind-boggling that imposter chansey/blissey isn't banned. Anyone who's played BH is well aware that the mere possibility of imposter chansey radically alters how every single pokemon and moveset must be constructed...