PvP Teambuilding BASICS (PokeMMO Quick Guide) 

Just choose a mon which can sweep and choose a mon which can cover it's weakness like hydreigon has weakness to fighting types so gengar comes in which is immune to fighting types also hydreigon cover psychic weakness

i've cleared kanto and hoenn, going to unova now and already have 2 6x31 mons done...omw to the world cup team :D

I had a perfect 6x31 excadrill but figured selling it to make a gem rerun team would be a good investment

i usually find an NU match within 2 queues 99% of the time, so like 1-4 minutes, i cant say much for UU as i haven’t played it in a long time

Yes absolutely, perfect OU example

Snow is really only gonna be playable in NU, so weavile is a no go, vanilluxe is fantastic tho

Metagross is on OU atm, he actually recently got moved up from UU

Ye it can be both depending on the team comp, a good lead is usual versatile, a bad lead would be something like machamp, very slow, no access to u-turn, rocks or other setting utility, can only do damage. So machamp is an example of a pokémon you would keep in the back until hes in a position to clean up

@@patrouski okay thank you. I took a long break from mmo so i nred help re learning a bunch of stuff. Gonna join the discord later and ask for some more specific help. Thank you a bunch your videos help kill time at work and help me learn new and old stuff!

probably OU for a constructed team, but i always recommend checking out randoms :)

@@patrouski isnt OU hard since i can only afford 3x31 natured mons

Great questions, by core im referring to the 2 pokémon at which u start ur team around and mostly base your strategy around, you usually want some sort of powerful interaction between them if possible like the quagsire bait + sap sipper bouffalant example in this video. Off tank is usually referring to a bulky pokémon with maybe 1 or 2 attacking moves that isn’t quite a tank or wall but isn’t a bulky attacker, some examples being miltank, claydol and walrein sometimes. Hope this answers some questions :)

@@patrouski so "core " mean use any pokemon you like and add it in you're team

sturdy is just really nice at times to get stealth rocks up guaranteed, but from testing gyro ball has performed the least and i do want to replace it with most likely EQ :)

@@patrouski oh no no, not sturdy, I meant Rock Head, you take no recoil damage, and if you get countered, you can start with a dragon tail

@@aljochops5260 oh no i very much understand, sturdy is just the better ability to run on steelix 100% IMO, unless u wanna go offensive steelix, but defensive is much better IMO

@@patrouski oh... Rip, it's cause I'm trying to pull off the toxic, dragon tail, double edge, and stealth rocks

So I guess he's a Utility pokemon at this point

they matter a ton yes, once u reach 25+ on the stats u need, getting them higher matters less and less EXCEPT for speed, getting 31 speed on pokémon that need it is very important generally

Or its alakazam speed dmg and charizard,gyarados/nidoking core?

Theres a lot of things to break down here, first id start off by separating the damage dealing pokemon in 2 categories, immediate impacters (meant to come in and do huge damage until forced out) and Setup sweepers (come in later in the game when the time is right to set up and sweep thru the rest of the opposing team) Charizard & alakazam are good examples of immediate impact damage dealers, meant to come in and immediately impact the field and do huge damage, nidoking is a very flexible mon that could also be lumped into this group but also be considered core just depending on ur build. Scizor and golem are both great examles of walls that can also dish out damage, id consider them both off-tanks or off-walls. So on this team id break it down as alakazam and charizard being your sweepers/damage dealers, gyrados + nidoking being your core (for a ton of reasons, they have a suprising amount of typing synergy. Gyrados is 4x weak to electric which u can switch into nidoking to absorb as a ground type mon + switch to gyarados on any Earthquakes aimed at nidoking) scizor and golem end up being ur walls/tanks. Hope this in depth analysis was to ur liking :) let me know if u have any questions.

@@patrouski Wow thank you very much your answer was so comprehensive for me! Another question is whats the best tier for someone whos starting ranked and dont have yet 5x31 from breeding or have just one? I havent seen on your channel and youtube to much vidoes about tiers, it would be awesome if you make one :D Im thinking about UU and use snorlax as a wall maybe and alakazam as a fast sweeper? Or NU with my golem as a wall and nidoking as a core. Its hard to decide whats best for the start :D or maybe just double. Thank you for the answer!!

@@patrouski And if we take scizor as a wall then skills like :sword dance, superpower, bullet punch and bug bite would be good? :D

@@waniszwanisz8616 i definately think OU is the best structured tier for new players, it has the most players and your average OU player is just gonna be at a lower skill level than ur average NU player, people who choose to play NU or UU are usually more curated and truly know what they are doing, most players that try to start pvp in UU or NU will get forever obliterated by veterans

Have a post max UIM series up on the channel thts a bit old

@@patrouski what you play osrs? lol

the reason i only had 2m before was because i do shiny flipping for a lot of pokeyen and i had like 15m tied up in investments, some just sold : D

its quite important, usually more important than ivs, 10% is more than you would expect when dealing with pokémon pvp

@@patrouski ohhh thanks for the info well how about a 1x31 and a good nature is it still good or not or i must make it atleast 2x31?

@@cokkyquinto05 the Minimum if you want results is a 3x31 with nature 👌

Core usually has more bulk or have a direct synergy, sort of the main win con/strategy your team is based around

Its SUPER hard in PokeMMO because the average player is really good compared to your average showdown player or wifi battler in my opinion. The main thing is just not giving up and you will inevitably eventually learn and improve and EVENTUALLY your win rate should go up c: BEST OF LUCK!!!

@@patrouski I just use the Pokémon I like. I also try to think of the joy my opponent gets when they beat me. Who knows, maybe they're struggling for that one win just like me x3

still decent but less good for sure imo

​@@patrouski ah alr is it ok to use this comp?

@@rin-zk1lf yes its ok

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when u have 6 extra EVs after 252x2 only 4 of the evs matter since at lvl 100 4evs= 1 stat, the extras 2 evs quite literally do nothing from my knowledge, but if ur asking for OCD reasons then it’s because i prefer the chaos.

The pvp statistics page in game is an incredible tool for learning the pokemmo metagame. You can go to venusaurs page for example and see all of this information: i.imgur.com/gWUqyFc.png and then scroll down and see his common teammates: i.imgur.com/LONU48e.png

@@patrouski Thanks!!

this team specifically does not since so many of these pokémon have changed tiers

@@patrouski thansk, but i understand the overall concept, cheers, just need to read some tiers and see which have same tier heheh

@@erwinfernandez5152 ah gotcha, id check out the pokedex in game, you can sort it by tiers in the top right and its wicked helpful!

he said "have stab" at 3:16, but what troubles me is that i didnt know grass resist ground type noves, i though it was just a super effective hit on venasour who is a grass/poison type