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Hey guys! I’ve been working on this as a passion project for a few months now. When I first started, I really struggled to find solid VGC resources, and I've come to notice a lot of my smogon friends who are new to the format saying the same thing. After playing for over a year, this is mostly what I started using regularly while preparing for events. A lot of it comes from top player recommendations, and some of it I picked up through experience.
Everyone prepares a bit differently, but I don’t think you’ll see too much variation from what I share in the video.
The goal is to give you a quick overview of everything you might want when starting your VGC journey. You definitely don’t need to use all of these tools, in fact, I’m one of those players who probably plays with data a bit too much. I’d recommend picking the resources that feel right for you and your goals.
Lastly, I just wanted to clarify that there are definitely other great resources out there, but I think this makes for a pretty solid starting point and I've never personally felt the need for anything I didn't show in the video.
I hope this helps, whether you’re transitioning from standard singles play or just getting started in the competitive scene!
Hey guys! I’ve been working on this as a passion project for a few months now. When I first started, I really struggled to find solid VGC resources, and I've come to notice a lot of my smogon friends who are new to the format saying the same thing. After playing for over a year, this is mostly what I started using regularly while preparing for events. A lot of it comes from top player recommendations, and some of it I picked up through experience.
Everyone prepares a bit differently, but I don’t think you’ll see too much variation from what I share in the video.
The goal is to give you a quick overview of everything you might want when starting your VGC journey. You definitely don’t need to use all of these tools, in fact, I’m one of those players who probably plays with data a bit too much. I’d recommend picking the resources that feel right for you and your goals.
Lastly, I just wanted to clarify that there are definitely other great resources out there, but I think this makes for a pretty solid starting point and I've never personally felt the need for anything I didn't show in the video.
I hope this helps, whether you’re transitioning from standard singles play or just getting started in the competitive scene!
