>>24800268>not wanting to use legendariesnot sure what you are trying to prove by doing that
>miltankthere are probably better choices for a stealth rock setter in OU, also using punishment as your only attack is not very reliable
if you want a sr setter with reliable recovery, try clefable, chansey, gliscor, celebi, mew, etc.
also not sure what that ev spread accomplishes
>salamencesalamence is not very good in OU, try using dragonite instead. It's a bit slower but it can set up a lot easier with it's ability and has extremespeed which is a good move for cleanup. If you're willing to forsake your mega slot you can run even better dragon dancers like charizard x or altaria.
>life orb gardevoiri think you'll find gardevoir can be a bit of a dead weight without a mega stone. not saying it's impossible to make regular gardevoir work but it's just relatively slow and weak.
>manectricrun volt switch over signal beam. memeing on hoopa-u is fun but it's just too situational to be useful. volt switch is really spammable and almost always useful, on the other hand
also if you want a replacement to gastrodon, consider seismitoad, it can double as your sr setter too. quagsire is good but is better on stall
>>24800271>tyranitarwhat does thunderpunch hit? it doesn't really hit anything stronger than any of your other moves. i would use pursuit just to make gengar easier to deal with
>florgesflorges a shit, never use it in OU. sylveon and clefable are basically better by virtue of having usable abilities
if you're running a sand based team here are two things you might want to consider:
>smooth rocknot saying scarftar is a bad set but you can run support tyranitar or hippowdon to help your sand sweepers. this also frees up a slot on skarmory to run spikes.
>excadrillit's the best sand sweeper in the game. I know you already have stoutland for sand rush but excadrill is just so good you can't not consider it.
