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what is your opponent likely to bring, and why? if your opponent has two or three good leads to combat your team, which of them do you expect them to bring, and why? then, after the game, reevaluate. Here's some advice: before you play a game, look at matchup preview and write down a couple notes about how you expect the game to go.

there are small things that you will learn as you see them (like the flamethrower slowking example you gave) that you'll just come to understand after seeing them, but when it comes to broad strokes in gameplay like 'what kind of team performs best in y metagame' or 'how do i approach x matchup with y team archetype' you will continually be learning more and more about the game as you play The more you play the more you come to understand how far you have to climb to be as good as you want to be. I appreciate the answers are gonna vary from person to person on this, so I'm looking forward to seeing what you all think! So my question is how long do you reckon it takes a relative newcomer to get a handle on playing well? I'm pretty sure my team could use some work but I feel like I lose most matches purely in team preview with my choices on who to bring, along with running into certain Pokemon that end up doing something I would never have predicted (Slowking with Flamethrower is a recent example). I figured I'd spend some time building a new team for season 6 but I've been playing today and getting a pretty shambolic win rate yet again, I'm guessing since most the people I'm playing were in MB tier last season. I started playing competitive pokemon for the first time with ranked doubles last season and ended up getting to MB tier with a decent(ish) win rate, but once I got there I ended up just getting wiped out about 80% of the time. All RMT posts should go in /r/VGCRateMyTeam.Įxcuse the terrible title. Tournaments (including leagues) require moderator permission to post.Follow the Tournament Organizer and Participant Behavior rules before posting or joining a tournament.

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