The whole point of abstain is that it doesnt count.I just noticed this in older thread:
Diggersby - 2 B, 1 DNB, 2 abstain
Technically, in other voting thread, abstaining means that you are unsure of the mons placement, and therefore your vote will automically be counted as a DNB vote. I am too lazy to fine the exact thread that mentioned this, but I swear that this is what I read. So, theoretically Diggersby should be legal, as the votes lead to 3 DNB to 2 B?
I am not sure if there is a different philosophy in STABmons council voting, so I am just asking to clarify.
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Just pointing out that Hyperspace Fury doesn't work on anything except for Hoopa.So about Malamar... Hyper space fury, psycho boost, superpower, filler has so much potential. Stored power, rest, assault vest... Perfect coverage and damage output
Ya I think it was in one of the NU suspect tests where this was stated...I've never been comfortable with abstains in tiering, I think Hollywood or someone said it somewhere but if you're not sure if something is broken, you should vote no ban and then if the mon is an issue later, you deal with it then.
I assume that its hard coded on Hoopa-U because that's how it works in-game (Smeargle can't use Hyperspace Fury iirc)That's a stupid hard code, it makes no sense to hard code that move lol. Either way, psycho boost looks fun for Malamar
Idk if it could work very well as a stallbreaker...a well-managed stall team can just switch around and PP stall it.Electrify Zebstrika is a nice rehash of the Electrify Heliolisk meta in Mix n Mega, though it only gets 3 special attacks to abuse (outside of stab): Thunderbolt, Overheat, Signal Beam, Hidden Power [Ice]
However with the grand scheme of Fake-Out and Extremespeed users, this mon would serve mostly as a stall breaker (provided the stall teams have no priority)
32 PP is above average in my opinion, and this set is based on 50/50s anyway. If they're switching a bunch, then start dropping tbolts. You also wall pretty much any mons slower than you, which is the purpose.Idk if it could work very well as a stallbreaker...a well-managed stall team can just switch around and PP stall it.
Surely a good stall team would have two things that can tank it, right? When I look into stallbreakers, I want something that can stop the opponent from recovering or clericking. If it's not at least doing that, then you're not so much breaking stall as you are halting it. And that's always temporary.32 PP is above average in my opinion, and this set is based on 50/50s anyway. If they're switching a bunch, then start dropping tbolts. You also wall pretty much any mons slower than you, which is the purpose.
Yeah, I hate to say it, but an unboosted Zebstrika just really isn't very threatening to Stall. Chansey, Quagsire, Clefable, Porygon2, Sableye-Mega, Latias...All of these fear absolutely nothing from a Tbolt/Overheat/HP Ice Zebstrika and all of them have reliable recovery and relevant other uses for stall.32 PP is above average in my opinion, and this set is based on 50/50s anyway. If they're switching a bunch, then start dropping tbolts. You also wall pretty much any mons slower than you, which is the purpose.
I meant like Bolt Strike on its own set without Electrify as a potential other set (which I was saying is not viable)Bolt Strike is illegal. Remember the rule change? And you have to run Electrify on a Lightning Rod mon to actually have power. So it won't be using Motor Drive. (It gets both so I can see where you got confused.) But either way I don't think it's broken. Zebstrika is way too slow.
Yeah I was just going in the way of using Electrify to completely wall your opponent. I don't know if Transform is affected by Electrify, but things like Tailwind and Trick Room are, which is ridiculous, and I was just bringing up a point about preventing your opponent from doing anythingIf you want a fast offensive Electric-type use Raikou, Thundurus, Mega Manectric, or Heliolisk.