>>52584119>>52584083This is what I'm afraid of. Half of the strategy in Pokemon is piloting your team, and the other half is the genius that goes into teambuilding. When teambuilding you could create an ace in the hole strat that may work in very niche circumstances that would actually function as a suprise factor. If I, for example, put Fake Out on my Indeedee F so I can Fake Out a Murkrow on an oh-so-common krow+ Goldengo lead. If the enemy sees this there is a strong chance they will see this coming and/or understand my strategy. Actually the mind games it creates is a big dice roll. They could
>be aware of this and lead differently>call that I wont lead Indeedee because of the now obvious nature of the strat>be completley unaware of the nuance to this idea, forget krow doesnt get priority immunity in psychic terrain, and/or think I'm a fool for building Indeedee this wayThis isn't healthy mindgames, these are exactly the kinds of coin flip mindgsmes people complained gen 7-8 Ally Switch was doing to the game. I don't have anything but the trust in my opponent's competancy with this game to base my desicion off of, and that's a fallacy to trust in of itself.
