Investing time into mastering the nuances of battling is extremely important. In fact, the current breeding issues are causing more harm than good. None of these things foster a healthy competitive community. Furthermore, both of these activities reduce a trainers ability to practice while discouraging experimentation due to time commitment.
Worst yet is that both teambulding and breeding contribute little to the viewing experience of competitive Pokémon. Top that off with the fact that each time you want to try something new, or change any member of your team, you must start the breeding process over. The amount of research, trial & error, and knowledge of the current metagame, means a high barrier for entry.
This entire process is referred to as teambuilding.Īrguably, teambuilding poses one of the single biggest hurdles when it comes to new trainers attempting to get into competitive Pokémon. Finally, the trainer has to train a proper EV, or effort value, spread into each Pokémon in order for it to optimally perform its role. Then for each Pokémon selected, the trainer must breed the perfect candidate. Competent trainers must spend a plethora of time developing teams of six Pokémon that have synergy together. Assembling the Best in Breed Image courtesy of Game Freakīecoming the very best in competitive Pokémon requires much more than just showing up to tournaments and winning battles.
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