I've used a lot of mons with the sole purpose of annoying my friends, Klefki, Togekiss, Clefable/Chansey (I put minimize on them). But now I'm drawing a blank on how to antagonize them further. Does anyone have any idea's for annoying sets?
My group of friends run no clauses except for evasion (after I ran the Clefable/Chansey minimize sets, everyone started running them so it was banned), and sleep.
Constantly using evasion/accuracy moves to annoy my brother. Fav is always Sand Attack on a Skarmory because it can still do fabulous damage and with a balanced move set it becomes quite simple to beat him 6-0
baton passing scolipede is extremely irritating
anything that can paraflinch (togekiss and jirachi are common)
also there's the troll aron set that's at level 1 and has shell bell endeavor or something
Before I got rid of baton pass on my mega blaziken, I would rack up stat boosts on it, then baton pass them out to my aegislash, which would sweep 4/5 times.
Paralyze, Leech Seed and SR on my Ferrothorn was another favorite of mine, they get punished for switching and punished for staying.
Quote from: Waterstone on September 07, 2015, 13:29
Constantly using evasion/accuracy moves to annoy my brother. Fav is always Sand Attack on a Skarmory because it can still do fabulous damage and with a balanced move set it becomes quite simple to beat him 6-0
Interesting, I can probably make a Mean Look Umbreon work since it has bulk, recovery, and a move that doesn't allow switches.
Quote from: Bread. on September 07, 2015, 15:10
also there's the troll aron set that's at level 1 and has shell bell endeavor or something
Sadly, my group of friends play with the 50 level thing :'( Though if they have a change of heart, Aron is definitely on my list.
Quote from: Breaking Blaziken on September 07, 2015, 15:21
Paralyze, Leech Seed and SR on my Ferrothorn was another favorite of mine, they get punished for switching and punished for staying.
Oh, this one seems fun, can I get set details?
Sure
Ferrothorn @ Leftovers/Rocky Helmet
Iron Barbs
Careful Nature +SpD -SpA/Impish Nature +Def -SpA
(252 HP and split between the other two for careful. Look on Smogon for the Impish ev set)
Power Whip
SR/Spikes
Leech Seed
Toxic/T-wave
I would take spikes over SR if you have another pokemon to set rocks already, if not, use SR. Leech seed to recover health over time. T-wave cripples attackers and and screw with supporters while Toxic breaks down other walls and puts a timer on sweepers.
Quote from: Friendly_Medic on September 07, 2015, 15:55
Sadly, my group of friends play with the 50 level thing :'( Though if they have a change of heart, Aron is definitely on my list.
I feel like F.E.A.R. Ratata should still work even at level 50. As long as you have poor investment in defenses, you should still get knocked down to one HP from a hit as long as you have Focus Sash. Then hit em up with a Quick Attack and you can get one knock out still.
I used to have a megaslowbro I'd annoy the heck outta people with.
Slowbro @ Slowbronite
Ability: Regenerator
EVs: 248 HP / 252 SpD/ 8 SpA
Bold Nature
IVs: 0 Atk
- Scald
- Calm Mind
- Sleep Talk
- Rest
That's basically it. I had a Garchomp too that was similar, but he had Stone Edge/Earthquake/Rest/Sleep Talk for moves with Rough Skin and a rocky helmet.
Weakness Policy Drifblim.
Stockpile for def & sp.def and Minimize for evasion. Try to Taunt? Ominous Wind, with a chance to boost ALL stats. Try to KO? Weakness Policy activates, and OOPS ya boosted it again. Ya also activated Unburden - SUCKS TO BE YOU.
Once Drifblim's had her fun, Baton Pass out (because she's faster than most Pokemon after Unburden and an activated Ominous Wind) and pass her boosts over to anyone. Whoever I switch into has, without an activated Ominous Wind, +2 atk, +3 def, +2 sp.atk, and +3 sp.def right off the bat. Imagine a Mega Charizard Y switching into those stats, or a Snorlax, or a Cradily, or even an uber like Aegislash or Mega Salamence.
I adore my Drifblim. After all those boosts, she conquers the battlefield ~
Shuckle, Shuckle, Shuckle.
Quote from: DisturbedHaxorus on November 24, 2015, 17:38
Shuckle, Shuckle, Shuckle.
Could you elaborate on a set? Or is it your standard Contrary shell smash rest-talk?
I have been pissing the hell out of people with Shadow Tag Gothitelle and its respective pre-evolutions on lower tiers, before it probably gets banned by Smogon.
Quote from: ShiraBliss on October 24, 2015, 18:06
Weakness Policy Drifblim.
Stockpile for def & sp.def and Minimize for evasion. Try to Taunt? Ominous Wind, with a chance to boost ALL stats. Try to KO? Weakness Policy activates, and OOPS ya boosted it again. Ya also activated Unburden - SUCKS TO BE YOU.
This seems interesting, but how effective is it in practice?
On my last post, I referenced my Aegislash. That same Aegislash half the time can set up on its own and sweep. It's not even competitively bred or EV'd, nor does it have a good nature. I caught it in the wild for my playthrough of X and it demolishes most of my friends' teams if set up at the precise time.
I also have an adamant leftovers multiscale dragonite with fire punch, dragon claw, extremespeed and iron tail. It's great, if there isn't burn, poison or SR up. >.>
Magnemite: LVL 1
Ability: Sturdy
Recycle
Item: Oran Berry
This is the hardest pokemon to take down in the game. unless your friends use taunt. then you're screwed.
Meowstic.
Meowstic is probably the most surprisingly amazing Pokémon I've ever used considering its been reduced to the PU tier.
Sending a Meowstic out on turn one only requires prediction to make it fairly difficult to take down. The set runs both screen moves, then Thunder Wave and Psychic. If the opponent they first set out is a support Pokémon too that will probably do very little damage regardless, use Thunder Wave unless of course they have an immunity.
If they're an attacker, use the correct screen to tank any super effective move, then put up the other screen to deal with anything else.
Meowstic can easily survive two super effective hits, so after that it can be switched out and used again when the screens end. Since they last longer with a Light Clay, Meowstic isn't even the problem anymore. The five glass cannons on my team that can now actually take a few hits while OHKOing most opponents are. And since moves like Quiver Dance and Dragon Dance are seen on the team, setting up is a breeze when you are essentially guaranteed to survive a hit.
Watching your whole team faint while the other team simply shrugs off damage because they've all basically got 2X both defenses stats isn't fun. My friends have let me know that.
I've responded with sadistic laughter.