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I find it hard to follow with reading the text on screen while the gameplay goes in the background. Maybe switch between a text screen or use part of the screen for footage and part for text. You actually did this at a couple points in this video, but its just for a split second.

Best vgc content I’ve seen on RUclips in a decade. As someone who wants to finally attend in person events, this is incredibly helpful

this channel is underrated man

i've always loved tempo control, main winning edge in my matches, also helps a lot in dealing with speed variable like tailwind or TR! great video dude!

Thank you all for the continued support I hope this video helps. Let me know if there is anything I could expand on. Also check out my video from last week after this one. Mastering leads can really help you understand what kind of tempo you lean more towards on your team. ruclips.net/video/uOIWpBxVLiE/видео.html

love the advice! been having struggles perfecting my leads for comp games so this was an awesome refresh! keep up the videos dude!

This video was really fun to make. Let me know what some of your favorite leads are! Also Check out my last video on building pokemon with multiple roles if you haven't yet. ruclips.net/video/NBWLyDgXM1k/видео.html

Dragonite has been a great example of something like this in Reg H with offence from scale shot and loaded dice, defence from multiscale and its tera type and support with tailwind and/or haze!

This video combines all of the ideas of my role video's and comes together to help you build pokemon with hybrid roles for your team! Also Check out my last video on Anchor pokemon which is great combined with this strategy! ruclips.net/video/IDjpMGLgqok/видео.html

I do this with probopass a lot

Hey! I just played you on showdown :P

Keep going at it bro

I love your thoughts on these high level concepts! Hope you gain more subs! 😄

great vid! does this work in reg g as well? what are some examples?

Golurks ability no guard is super good with a 1 hit ko move

really cool vid you got your self a new subscriber

genuinely, my favorite anchor pokemon is toxapex (yes, in doubles). it does two main things: soak up damage early in exchange for a toxic before getting health back with regenerator, and setting up as many stockpiles as i have time for before sitting on the field and knocking out every opposing mon with toxic and infestation while staying healthy with recover. tera grass turns its ground and electric weaknesses into resistances, and partners with fake out and redirection help it set up more easily. ive been going through a lot of options to get the strategy to work how i want, but the current team is toxapex w/ leftovers, razor claw focus energy hydreigon, incineroar w/ safety goggles and taunt over flare blitz, flame orb guts ursaluna, gothitelle w/ shadow tag, trick room, and fake out, and sinistcha w/ matcha gotcha, life dew, rage powder, trick room, and mental herb. both trick room setters are supported well by incineroar and each other, making trick room very difficult for the opponent to prevent. if they dont have a good answer to one of my setters, i can also choose to lead toxapex to get a head start on toxic damage. ursaluna can ohko most mons under trick room, and i usually aim for whatevers best into toxapex so it can win lategame. finally, hydreigon pairs well as a lead next to any of the three supporting mons on the team, allowing it to set up a focus energy before dealing big damage with draco meteor and tera fire heat wave, and can also come in the back to clean up anything toxapex cant handle. im not sure if my opponents recognize that toxapex is the biggest threat on my team, so the psychological pressure may not be there, but it often gets every knockout in a game - several times, my opponents have knocked out all of toxapex's partners without losing any of their own pokemon before getting reverse swept by the unkillable bowl. i think any mon that can turn a 0-3 into a 4-3 counts as an anchor.

Hey man your content is awesome. So many aspects I've never thought of. Do u go to tournaments? What's your name so I can look for you when watching? Cheers

Luv it when my opponent starts off with a Pokémon that has intimidate and I have the ability Defiant.

The Approach is best used when combining it with other concepts we've discussed on the channel. Let me know what you guys are putting together! Try using predictive pressure with this. ruclips.net/video/jB0pbaPruIc/видео.html

This is exactly why I like encore

Loving your guides dude! Always watch them for refresher courses when I’m teambuilding! 😁 keep it up!

The video editing in your really breakdown why the strategy works

Great strategy in awesome video man

You can make this work even better with the concept of predictive synergy chains here. Master Predictive Synergy Chains - A Next Level Pokemon VGC Strategy ruclips.net/video/Eoeh7S_BbEk/видео.html

Doubles format is lame

Less of a specific pokemon and more of a specific combo. My favorite combo is using a prankster pokemon to swagger any opposing pokemon while you have a pokemon with the mirror herb item in hand. This provides situationally useful status effect while giving your benefitting pokemon a free sword dance. If the benefitting pokemon has acrobatics, then you get a same turn extra powered attack before the opponent can react. If you want a specific pokemon to use with this, Grimmsnarl works the best as it can both start the shift as well as directly benefit from it. And with attacking moves with very useful secondary effects such as Spirit Break and Knock Off, it can very easily change tactics quickly in the heat of battle.

Struggling through pokemon rejuvenation rn, and this video is gonna be such a huge help in team building, and discovering certain answers to certain scenarios :) thanks for the great vid man

One of mine greatest issue is i doubt myself when playing (second guessing myself). Ex was a ladder game. Picture this i had indeedee and gladde (yes i use hard trickroom i know its cringe but for the my first year (2024) i want to try as many team types as possible) while the opponent had blastoise and pelipper. The play i was gonna do was trick room and wide guard (as I knew water spout would happend) but i over thought it saying to myself he know i would wide guard and would double my indeedee with single target moves. So i messed up didn’t wideguard and instantly lost the game as the blastoise water spouted nuking my side. i got so piss off at myself as my overthinking got the best of me when i should have done the obvious moves. This video was a really useful I started Shorty after the 2023 world championship

How many roles should a pokemon have at a time?

Keep the great work, love the content!

Really enjoying the content boss keep doing you

If you want to learn how to identify Roles on a Pokemon I highly suggest watching my Role Potential video. That should make applying this strategy much easier. ruclips.net/video/2hlhgxQSObc/видео.html

I liked the video, so much so that I think it should have been at least 12-15 minutes long lmao I think going much more in depth with the concepts and going along specific examples like the games you've shown would have made the video much clearer imo

Solid tips! I find myself doing a lot of the things you recommended but never really put it down in writing.

If you loved this video check out my video on Role Compression. This can help you build teams with predictive synergy in mind! ruclips.net/video/zK3gJQWewzA/видео.html

My problem is sometimes I have an issue with figuring out how I should lead in team preview

Good vid

I just forfeit if I meet stall

Sneasler sharpened its claws when you said rng 😂

Great video

So true

What a video, thanks for the advice

Great information 👍🏾

If you enjoyed this video check out this other video with some general knowledge on strategies you can use to become more masterful at your game! ruclips.net/video/L7rIRM8J7ZI/видео.html

If you want to hear me talk about a concept related to this video check out my Role Compression video and you can get an all encompassing picture of this strategy. ruclips.net/video/zK3gJQWewzA/видео.html

Have any of these strategies helped you win games?

Helpful thank you for the links