Splash_King
The Scrubbiest of Hunters
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On the contrary, only a masterful trainer can create a team with grand IVs and fantastic moveset... the former via their dedication to Pokemon, the latter due to their skill.
A great trainer with a team of improper natures, bad IVs and poorly distributed EVs will almost always lose to a team made properly. The cases in which said bad team wins is almost always hax, or just a really bad team match-up... which is also technically hax.
A trainer is measured by their Pokemon. Half of a battle is the trainers order; the other, Pokemon themselves. Take away one side's potential, you lose far more than half the true potential of each factor combined. Your statement that a great trainer doesn't need great Pokemon holds absolutely no truth.
Only when playin' in-game, really... but not the more difficult Challenges, obviously. One missed OHKO means game over for a Single/Nuzlocke. One IV higher in Attack, a better nature, four measly EVs can mean the difference between victory and failure.
A great trainer with a team of improper natures, bad IVs and poorly distributed EVs will almost always lose to a team made properly. The cases in which said bad team wins is almost always hax, or just a really bad team match-up... which is also technically hax.
A trainer is measured by their Pokemon. Half of a battle is the trainers order; the other, Pokemon themselves. Take away one side's potential, you lose far more than half the true potential of each factor combined. Your statement that a great trainer doesn't need great Pokemon holds absolutely no truth.
Although that may be the case sometimes
Only when playin' in-game, really... but not the more difficult Challenges, obviously. One missed OHKO means game over for a Single/Nuzlocke. One IV higher in Attack, a better nature, four measly EVs can mean the difference between victory and failure.