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Ghost, Grass, Fire, and Water are the strongest types in the game. Psychic, Ice, Bug, and Rock are the weakest ype4s in the game. Campaign shitters btfo!
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>>57149570
Ice should be immune to ice. They're already immune to Sheer Cold, so why not? Every other OHKO move follows type matchup logic.
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I still don't know what campaignshitter means.
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Tera types aren't chosen in a vacuum though. They're often meant to cover a mon's weaknesses or complement its STAB moves. It's like taking the negative of an image and saying those are the most common colors.
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>>57149650
He will never explain it either
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>>57149650
It's a buzzword by some compfag trying to devolve discourse by inciting anger between those who prefer to play the games' single-player campaign and those who prefer multiplayer battles.
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>>57149910
i'm pretty sure he also just uses it to describe people who prefer formats he doesn't like, usually singles because that's the format the overwhelming majority of ingame battles are in since we haven't gotten a doubles-focused game in over a decade
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>>57149570
Except Tera'd Pokemon keep their original STABs

So for instance, a Ceruledge that goes Tera Grass gets the defensive advantages of being Grass type, while still having its Fire and Ghost STABs for offense

As for weaknesses, it still has Flash Fire, so the Fire weakness is nullified. That leaves Ice, Bug (both of which are countered by the Fire STAB it still has), Poison, and Flying as weaknesses. The only relevant weakness there is Flying

Tera types are a terrible indicator of a type's viability because the Pokemon retains its original STAB, stats, ability, and move pool

Physical attackers aren't going Tera Fire because Fire is a good type, they do it because it prevents them from getting burned
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>>57149570
those are specific tera-types

>Tera-Ice
Regieleki, Articuno
>Tera-Bug
Lokix
>Tera-Psychic
Expanding Force users
>Tera-Rock
has its uses
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>>57150007
the original post also does not cover type combinations or how mons with a given type perform; some mons can have a good typing and still suck while others can have a bad typing and work anyways
or pretty much anything related to the types themselves or AT THE VERY FUCKING LEAST why some types are better than others because he's a selfish little fuck who can't return his shopping cart nor imagine how he'd feel if he didn't have breakfast this morning
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>>57149570
I thought fairy was broken
You guys lied to me
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>>57149570
Nah.
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>>57150007
>>57150094
Another thing OP doesn’t account for is that Tera is mid-battle typing.
Ghost is immune to Fake Out, Grass is immune to Spore naturally, and Fire is immune to burns. Of course they are going to get a massive boost in usage since they often allow you to waste your opponent’s turn.
A good opponent is rarely going to Fake Out a Pokemon who is naturally a Ghost type, nor will they Spore/Wow a Grass or Fire type respectfully.
You also can bait in certain moves, like electric moves as a water type, only to suddenly become Grass type.
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>>57149570
Grass haters BTFO
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>>57149570
wtf is Stellar?
>>57152268
based



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