With duraludon, you wanna make sure you aren’t too close to where the action is happening and focus on making space between you and the opposing team. While making sure you’re still in range to hit with your basics and skills! Duraludon is very good at ripping objectives, as well as defending goal zones with stealth rock and flash cannon. Run something like eject button to make sure you can get out of bad situation’s, and running the build showcased in the video is a very solid choice!

@@thatravingcrow1353 thanks!

With the commemorative even it is ONLY for the holowear and will not give you Ceruledge. You would still need to buy him with aeos gems for the first week of release.

@@thatravingcrow1353 Oh ok thanks for the reply, i guess ill just wait till i can buy it with coins next week. For the skin and mon it would have been a good deal imo to bad

Not masters yet*

I agree, the crustle back cap was great. It was done when nothing was happening, and it created the chaos that followed. It was far from the typical ill just backcap when i feel like it crustle.

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts and analysis on the gameplay! I totally understand where your coming from and I do agree with some of the things you've said. In my personal opinion, I believe that back capping can be an extremely risky play, and have little pay off, unless your team is in a position to do so. As you said, leaving your team when Ray spawns is a huge way to throw the game, and can play a huge factor in winning or losing. When talking about the Crustle, I can see why some would consider it a good play, as they managed to score points and return to the fight without any punishment, and seemed to make the opposing team more restless. However, if the other team had decided to begin the fight in Crustles absence, and decided to let him score in their bottom goal, it would've been a 4v5, as we would've been down our defender. Fights can happen really quickly, especially if you are down a team member in an important fight. The ray fight isn't the only example in this video. At 6:00 you can see as our team is readying up for the Regieleki fight at top, while Crustle is deciding to score in the bottom path. Yes, eventually he made his way to the top path, and their play went unpunished, however if the opposing team decided to rip Regieleki as soon as it appeared, we were down our defender and ultimately would've lost the objective unless we got lucky. Regardless, they were late to an important team fight. I always look at the potential IFS when it comes to games and positioning, which might result in me playing too defensively or simply not engaging in fights which I know I need improvement on. While I do acknowledge that there's always room for improvement in gameplay, I also stand by the importance of discussing different strategies and perspectives within the community. It's through these conversations that we can all learn and grow as players, and makes be extremely grateful for comments like yours!

For Dragonite I use 6 White and 6 Brown with a focus in raising his critical hit rate or his HP!

Yeah, It can feel pretty unfair at times, at least it’s got a decent cool-down to sorta make up for it. Still, it shreds attackers like paper to a paper shredder, so maybe a damage nerf would be nice 😅

Those are some solid picks! I totally get that, Shadow Claw is still an amazing choice and completely shreds!

Awesome to hear! Delphox is an amazing choice, they can set up for some crazy stuff sometimes!

Could not agree more, I for one am happy with our new planty overlord

Sure did! By 26 points in fact!