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Rmt

Facade is better and don't lead with Ursaring.

If he is not the lead poke, you can switch him in on a Stat Using pokemon, as soon as you see Duslops, swap him in, etc, same with Toxic users etc ETC.

I mean, now that I know you lead with Urs and he is CBd, I'd lead with a normal pokemon and swap Gar into him for a free Sub.
 
MeLoVeGhOsTs said:
I know, I know

But no need for 2 normal attacks on him. Facade does enough damage already. And as stated before, Brickbreak + Rockslide cover every type in the game.
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not only are you wrong, as claydol resists both, but you are looking at only type effectiveness and not how much damage it will do to things. Useless. You shouldn't use either Brick Break or Rock Slide on Ursaring. Go with Swords Dance/Return/Earthquake/Hidden Power Ghost or something
 
That is to fragile. 1 swordsdance and they'll switch to Blastoise(if UU), he has the def to counter Ursaring and Haze.

Well I use the set and it works fine for me. It really depends on what other pokemon you have on your team and your way of prediction. ^_^

Me. said:
Brick Break + Rock Slide cover almost everything in the entire game.
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This was posted before, I forgot to write 'almost'.
 
The power of the moves still sucks
Malvolent internet- I'm using a CB'er so I'm using sleeptalk instead of Swords Dance
 
Nidoking/Nidoqueen are also resistant to Brick Break/Rock Slide, een thpough they aren't common.

Chaos he's using a CB set so he probably won't want to CB a Swords Dance.

Team wise, and how well I think it will fair in battle, I'll give it a 6-6.5/10.

Which is fairly good, it's a little lower as there is no real strategy to stick to, you just chuck the pokes out and fight.

Also you have a few to many entire standards so a minus for unoriginality.

Hope I didn't sound like a prick..
 
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Thats true, the majority of strategy that this team uses comes from just switching in at the right time and using sub the turn you opponent switches out
 
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