These guides were such a wonderful way to get back into competitive Pokémon after being out for several generations. Thank you for all your work on this project.
I want you to know that I hardly watch Pokémon videos or play competitive, but I watched every single one of these videos. Very educational, entertaining, and high quality. I enjoyed this series a lot! You deserve way more recognition!
Your guides have really helped me, I aways liked watching competitive pokémon but im only now trying to get into It myself and I dont think I would have gotten into It if it wasn't for your videos so thank you.
Dude, thabk you so much for this guides. I've been using them a lot to build teams, I usually start with your recommendations and they change according to my needs. It helps a lot
Boyt! I think your videos are some of the best ive seen in terms of concise advice and reasons why. You also have a great voice for youtube videos, keep up the good work!
Congratulations on making it to the end as well! Must've been hell of a ride and a lot of work. Personally I've tried to watch all of them bar maybe a few early D-F ranks and they've made me a better player already. I've made some serious reads and calls on teras etc. based on what these guides have told me and I would never ever have found that information anywhere else so thank you so, so much. Also figuring out spreads is a pain that you are in fact helping me with. I love these guides from you specifically because of the humour for sure but also because you've got the "optional sets" and not just some easy to come up with basic 252-252-4 with the hardest hitting moves etc. Just as an example I liked your WP Annihilape into the early meta, took it to SD ladder and smashed with it. Never would've come up with it myself, probably couldn't have played it correctly without your guide being so informative on why and how. Amazing work, keep it up! Also love the #believeinboyt series!
I've been playing Pokemon since red/blue but your guides have really helped me fall in love with pokemon in an entirely new (to me) way. I tried competitive Pokemon last generation but with a full time job it was hard to find content that was short enough that I could research AND play so I just moved onto other games. The length of your guides has been perfect and the content of the guides itself has been top notch as well! Thanks for everything you've done, definitely excited to keep watching your content!
Thanks for the guides! It has definitely helped me teambuild and theorycraft with lesser used mons since most other channels just discuss what's meta and how it plays and you took the effort of discussing every mon
When I started playing VGC, in the start of SwSh, I saw you playing with Dynamax Durant at Twitch. Since then I've been a huge fan of yours and your line of though when it comes to VGC. Great job with these guides, got me into VGC once more
As a lifetime singles player, this has been super helpful for getting into vgc. Made my own team and I'm currently on great ball tier, keep up the good work!
Probably the second most useful guide of yours (cuz the luvdisc one is of course the best one) Jokes aside, congrats on the insane growth, I just recently subbed and I’m sure this channel has a long way to go🎉
I found your channel ages ago from when you were helping DuncanCantDie do some teambuilding for some old draft league and how you were "the cottonee guy". These guides have been tremendously helpful and have made me want to build teams around some niche new pokemon like Brambleghast.
love your videos man, i hope you keep up with uploading even if it’s not guides, i think you’re going places in the VGC youtube scene, especially since VGC is exploding rn
The only complaint I have about all of these guides is that they make me wanna use so many different mons and I just don't have the time in a day to make that many teams. I've really loved these guides, I really cant wait to see what comes next
I'm probably older than you and your entire viewing audience but Gen 8 was my first dip into competitive Pokemon, and I realized gen 9 was my opportunity to try it out and learn from the beginning, these guides are absolutely why I subscribed, such a helpful tool from such an insightful and open minded team builder
i need to know why razor claw is better than scope lens because i was the type of person to always use kings rock over razor fang, and brightpowder over lax incense.
I know that razor claw is better in case you find an opponent who tricks/switcheroos your item and then uses fling. Fling razor claw does less damage than scope lens. I don't know if there are other backstories, and in 15 years of competitive pokemon I never saw that happening, but that's the only reason I can guess for choosing razor claw.
Really early on in the format, I threw focus energy on a couple of different Draco metior users to enable anger point clear amulet Taurus w/ bulldoze. That set up specifically wasn't great, but the first time I oko'ed a dondozo with a stray draco I was like oh... this is gonna be a thing isn't it? But man I wish focus energy didn't take take a collateral damage from all the hazes running around. It's one of my favorite strats.
Something I've been curious about: I've watched your guide to EVs but for the incredible amount of pokemon guides you've just finished up for Series 1 alone, you do a lot of specific EV sets for every single pokemon for breakpoints. How fast does it usually take you to come up with those? I feel like it's the slowest part of planning my own teams.
Been loving these guides, but am I missing something? Where’s the one for Ursaring? Apparently Ursaring can already make use of Eveolite even though Ursaluna hasn’t been released to Scarlet/Violet yet. Gives it really good bulk. Definitely C or even B tier, but I’d like to see your thoughts.
I do like fire a lot since it gives you only two weaknesses and gives you a stab fire move that you can use out of tera. I liked poison but not tera the blast feels not as good
These guides were such a wonderful way to get back into competitive Pokémon after being out for several generations. Thank you for all your work on this project.
Thank you for all the guides and work you put into these videos! 10k subs sooner than you think!
Congratz! I religiously watched each of your guides. Always a pleasure to see whats in your funky head.
I want you to know that I hardly watch Pokémon videos or play competitive, but I watched every single one of these videos. Very educational, entertaining, and high quality. I enjoyed this series a lot! You deserve way more recognition!
Your guides have really helped me, I aways liked watching competitive pokémon but im only now trying to get into It myself and I dont think I would have gotten into It if it wasn't for your videos so thank you.
Dude, thabk you so much for this guides. I've been using them a lot to build teams, I usually start with your recommendations and they change according to my needs. It helps a lot
Boyt! I think your videos are some of the best ive seen in terms of concise advice and reasons why. You also have a great voice for youtube videos, keep up the good work!
Loved the guides. I've watched every single episode. Even the 15 second videos lol
Hydregon is my favorite Pokémon so knowing how much of a beast it is 🎉 makes me happy
Thank you for these guides! they've helped me get into vgc and build good teams.
Great jobs with the vids man, only found you in the last few weeks but now I watch every upload :D
Congratulations on making it to the end as well! Must've been hell of a ride and a lot of work.
Personally I've tried to watch all of them bar maybe a few early D-F ranks and they've made me a better player already. I've made some serious reads and calls on teras etc. based on what these guides have told me and I would never ever have found that information anywhere else so thank you so, so much. Also figuring out spreads is a pain that you are in fact helping me with.
I love these guides from you specifically because of the humour for sure but also because you've got the "optional sets" and not just some easy to come up with basic 252-252-4 with the hardest hitting moves etc. Just as an example I liked your WP Annihilape into the early meta, took it to SD ladder and smashed with it. Never would've come up with it myself, probably couldn't have played it correctly without your guide being so informative on why and how. Amazing work, keep it up! Also love the #believeinboyt series!
I've been playing Pokemon since red/blue but your guides have really helped me fall in love with pokemon in an entirely new (to me) way. I tried competitive Pokemon last generation but with a full time job it was hard to find content that was short enough that I could research AND play so I just moved onto other games.
The length of your guides has been perfect and the content of the guides itself has been top notch as well! Thanks for everything you've done, definitely excited to keep watching your content!
Thanks for the guides! It has definitely helped me teambuild and theorycraft with lesser used mons since most other channels just discuss what's meta and how it plays and you took the effort of discussing every mon
Congrats on finishing all of the Pokemon! The subscribers and views are well deserved! Looking forward to future guides!
When I started playing VGC, in the start of SwSh, I saw you playing with Dynamax Durant at Twitch. Since then I've been a huge fan of yours and your line of though when it comes to VGC. Great job with these guides, got me into VGC once more
Thank you very much for making these guides. They are extremely helpful! Looking forward to the next ones
Thank you very much for all these guides! I found myself coming back to some older videos to check EV spreads and movesets. They're a great resource!
People are sleeping on your guides! Thanks for all the recent uploads
Congratulations! You finally did it! These guides have been very helpful and are awesome. Thank you for doing them!
As a lifetime singles player, this has been super helpful for getting into vgc.
Made my own team and I'm currently on great ball tier, keep up the good work!
I recently got into VGC and your guides have been a huge help to figure out movesets and EV spreads for my teams. Thanks for all the work!
Probably the second most useful guide of yours (cuz the luvdisc one is of course the best one)
Jokes aside, congrats on the insane growth, I just recently subbed and I’m sure this channel has a long way to go🎉
I found your channel ages ago from when you were helping DuncanCantDie do some teambuilding for some old draft league and how you were "the cottonee guy". These guides have been tremendously helpful and have made me want to build teams around some niche new pokemon like Brambleghast.
love your videos man, i hope you keep up with uploading even if it’s not guides, i think you’re going places in the VGC youtube scene, especially since VGC is exploding rn
mark my words. you're going to be the next big thing in competitive pokemon on youtube. I love your guides
Appreciate the work on all the guides.
If I had one request, a tier list to showcase all the guides into one
Thank you for all these guides!!!
Congrats! Your guides are really helpful. That Draco curse tho 😅
The only complaint I have about all of these guides is that they make me wanna use so many different mons and I just don't have the time in a day to make that many teams. I've really loved these guides, I really cant wait to see what comes next
I'm probably older than you and your entire viewing audience but Gen 8 was my first dip into competitive Pokemon, and I realized gen 9 was my opportunity to try it out and learn from the beginning, these guides are absolutely why I subscribed, such a helpful tool from such an insightful and open minded team builder
Great work on all of these! I would love to see a guide for Stantler w/ Eviolite, Intimidate and Skill Swap!
Bless you for doing such incredible work
These guides have helped me a lot to create my own custom builds as well as, let’s face it, copy yours😅 Definetely reignited my passion for competitve
GOAT'ed for finishing this project. Very fitting to end with Hydreigon
Thank you so much for this! So helpful to see what Pokemon gained and lost this generation
I’ve used covert cloak on my hydreigon. Actually has worked wonderfully
Good work on completing them all. Unlike hydreigon, I did not miss this
I’m loving these guides
Cant wait to hear the razor claw story
Thank you for your hard work
i need to know why razor claw is better than scope lens because i was the type of person to always use kings rock over razor fang, and brightpowder over lax incense.
Gang gang! I love these videos!
Jamiee!! You are missing perserker!!!
I know that razor claw is better in case you find an opponent who tricks/switcheroos your item and then uses fling. Fling razor claw does less damage than scope lens. I don't know if there are other backstories, and in 15 years of competitive pokemon I never saw that happening, but that's the only reason I can guess for choosing razor claw.
Goat Guides ❤
Thanks mate!!!
Boyt: "Dragon Fire offers near perfect coverage"
Dachsbun: Am I a joke to you?
i wonder how Naganadel would stack up in this VGC meta
Great, but will miss Draco Meteor constantly 😂
Really early on in the format, I threw focus energy on a couple of different Draco metior users to enable anger point clear amulet Taurus w/ bulldoze. That set up specifically wasn't great, but the first time I oko'ed a dondozo with a stray draco I was like oh... this is gonna be a thing isn't it? But man I wish focus energy didn't take take a collateral damage from all the hazes running around. It's one of my favorite strats.
We reached the finish line 🎉🎉🎉
The important thing about Steel tera is that it also resist the opposing Draco/Garchomp. Otherwise Fire tera boosted Heat Wave is pretty cool too.
Something I've been curious about: I've watched your guide to EVs but for the incredible amount of pokemon guides you've just finished up for Series 1 alone, you do a lot of specific EV sets for every single pokemon for breakpoints. How fast does it usually take you to come up with those? I feel like it's the slowest part of planning my own teams.
Nice guides dudes, your Salazzle set help me specifically.
I have a question, do 244 EVS it's better than 252 sometimes?
Waiting for the next series. Best team mates and weakness for each pokemon
+1 stage for razor claw/scope lens, and +2 for focus energy = +3 which is 100% crit chance
Tired of being behind the scenes huh, you deserve it bro !
Been loving these guides, but am I missing something?
Where’s the one for Ursaring?
Apparently Ursaring can already make use of Eveolite even though Ursaluna hasn’t been released to Scarlet/Violet yet. Gives it really good bulk. Definitely C or even B tier, but I’d like to see your thoughts.
*All fully evolved pokemon. I'm saving Ursaring for an 'Ursaluna (also Ursaring)' video when that is released.
@@JamieBoytVGC ahh that makes sense. Thanks for the reply. Looking forward to the new releases & how they shake up the meta.
Congrats! So now let's revisit some pokemon 😂
I noticed hydreigon is good in reg g as well. Its just you MUST tera it
I do like fire a lot since it gives you only two weaknesses and gives you a stab fire move that you can use out of tera. I liked poison but not tera the blast feels not as good
could you do a video on stantler?
Are you going to go into the paradox pokemon, since they will probably be used in the next rule set coming soon?
When they become legal.
Hey are these only for doubles or do they work for singles aswell :>
What about Qwilfish?
It’s got a not fully evolved form. Saving it for when Overqwil is allowed.
So razor claw guarantees crit but scope lens not, what the actual fuck
Scope lens is not in Scarlet and violet.