Role compression highlights something fascinating about off-meta to me. You dont get good teams by building around quagsire, but sometimes you get to the end of a good team and, if you think deep and long, you find that this team actually works better with a quagsire. It's much easier to guess the missing piece from the puzzle than the puzzle from the missing piece
Great video! Grass moves are actually super common in ou though; every common electric or fire type, super rachi/bi/cune, mixmence, gengar, the 600 bst boys on both mixed and physically oriented sets (as lures), and several other examples, almost entirely thanks to quag's big bro
Great video, I was curious about your hp grass at the end on the milotic though.. if the Hera stayed and used rock slide, wouldn’t you have lost on the spot? I would have thought Hera was the bigger threat as you can always boom on the milo with meta
A mimir. ¿Eres hispanohablante? Tu inglés suena perfecto. He probado a Quagsire varias veces pero nunca consigo que brille... ¡Un saludo! Edit. Hemos jugado varias veces seguro, no sé si me reconoces. 😆😁
I like the analysis, but the replay was eh. “A metagross might explode on it depending on the game situation” isn’t really something of relevance or uniqueness. I really like your videos so far though.
Making adv videos of non-meta pokemons is as challenging as winning with them. Therefore winning footage is harder to make. And pokemon is a mix of skill, luck, chance, rng... me myself I'm trying mono-type games and getting good footage (where the enemy doesn't suck, forfeit or the gameplay is balanced and interesting, or you aren't super unlucky), is simply quite hard. In this same video, if Gyarados had rock slide or hp rock, or will-o-wisp had missed, we'd be seeing other battle and analysis.
@@tsawy6 I see. I myself made a video about mono-grass, I'd like some feedback then if it's okay. I have footage with mono-dark and mono-ghost but I tell you it's hard to find a balanced game. It's more for the memes and find a sweep point.
@Naxafa definitely the memes are there, and you gotta respect that, but its still important that /something/ interesting happens. The shitmon gets switched in, takes a hit, gets pressured out, and then comes back in for a sac is simply not engaging, interesting, or meaningful. Frankly id strongly strongly prefer a game where the shitmon does /anything/ the meta pick could not, ans this is highlighted and treasured, and then the team loses as opposed to the above. As for your video... I'm sorry bro there is no easy way to say this: your video looks like its from 2006 and lacks any of your personal identity. In this era of hundreds of poketubers on showdown you need a presentation nicer than this, and something portending you as a human being to have any chance of me wanting to come back.
@@tsawy6 I see. Today I won with an Eevee (full Eevee team), and Eevee got a kill with Quick Attack. XD And, don't worry man. I have never intended to be a TH-camr. I made a better video (didn't upload), with my voice commenting and full screen, but I don't think it's worth it as Gen3 OU is very niche content, and although I find my games somewhat fun, I don't think anyone will really watch this stuff. It's also good to get your feedback. I really appreciate to read this haha. Have a good day/night. :)
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Role compression highlights something fascinating about off-meta to me. You dont get good teams by building around quagsire, but sometimes you get to the end of a good team and, if you think deep and long, you find that this team actually works better with a quagsire. It's much easier to guess the missing piece from the puzzle than the puzzle from the missing piece
Whiscash: Brother, you can't! OU is too powerful! You'll faint!
Quagsire: I have to, they need me.
I actually really like these mon analysis videos. Despite your limited knowledge, you're still super engaging. Keep it up!
Uuuuugh ill have a bulky water, annnnnnnnnd another bulky water
Bulky water 🤤🤤🤤🤤
I love how Quagsire consistently winds up in places he has *absolutely* no business being in and somehow does fine.
personally, I would love to see a longer relay section in your videos! its a pleasure to hear you talk about team structures
Great video! Grass moves are actually super common in ou though; every common electric or fire type, super rachi/bi/cune, mixmence, gengar, the 600 bst boys on both mixed and physically oriented sets (as lures), and several other examples, almost entirely thanks to quag's big bro
LETS GOOOO
good vid lad
Great video, I was curious about your hp grass at the end on the milotic though.. if the Hera stayed and used rock slide, wouldn’t you have lost on the spot? I would have thought Hera was the bigger threat as you can always boom on the milo with meta
Never used Quagsire in ADV myself. Might give the team a try. Great vid.
A mimir. ¿Eres hispanohablante? Tu inglés suena perfecto. He probado a Quagsire varias veces pero nunca consigo que brille... ¡Un saludo!
Edit. Hemos jugado varias veces seguro, no sé si me reconoces. 😆😁
another great video, keep these coming! have you ever used Steelix? iv'e been having a lot of fun using him on ladder lately
yes
Gyarados + Steelix offense is one of my faves
A mimir 😳?
I like the analysis, but the replay was eh. “A metagross might explode on it depending on the game situation” isn’t really something of relevance or uniqueness. I really like your videos so far though.
Making adv videos of non-meta pokemons is as challenging as winning with them. Therefore winning footage is harder to make. And pokemon is a mix of skill, luck, chance, rng... me myself I'm trying mono-type games and getting good footage (where the enemy doesn't suck, forfeit or the gameplay is balanced and interesting, or you aren't super unlucky), is simply quite hard. In this same video, if Gyarados had rock slide or hp rock, or will-o-wisp had missed, we'd be seeing other battle and analysis.
@Naxafa true, but if you genuinely can't find any useful, interesting, or fun footage than the team is not real.
@@tsawy6 I see. I myself made a video about mono-grass, I'd like some feedback then if it's okay. I have footage with mono-dark and mono-ghost but I tell you it's hard to find a balanced game. It's more for the memes and find a sweep point.
@Naxafa definitely the memes are there, and you gotta respect that, but its still important that /something/ interesting happens. The shitmon gets switched in, takes a hit, gets pressured out, and then comes back in for a sac is simply not engaging, interesting, or meaningful. Frankly id strongly strongly prefer a game where the shitmon does /anything/ the meta pick could not, ans this is highlighted and treasured, and then the team loses as opposed to the above.
As for your video... I'm sorry bro there is no easy way to say this: your video looks like its from 2006 and lacks any of your personal identity. In this era of hundreds of poketubers on showdown you need a presentation nicer than this, and something portending you as a human being to have any chance of me wanting to come back.
@@tsawy6 I see. Today I won with an Eevee (full Eevee team), and Eevee got a kill with Quick Attack. XD
And, don't worry man. I have never intended to be a TH-camr. I made a better video (didn't upload), with my voice commenting and full screen, but I don't think it's worth it as Gen3 OU is very niche content, and although I find my games somewhat fun, I don't think anyone will really watch this stuff. It's also good to get your feedback. I really appreciate to read this haha. Have a good day/night. :)