@@slemded Switch: When you faint the opponent's Pokémon, the game tells you who they're about to send out and let's you switch out for free Set: When you faint their Pokémon you aren't told who they are sending out next and can't switch during this time Set style is used in the post-game battle areas, and is also used vs other real human players. It's also used in the battle games, like Battle Revolution on the Wii The Set style is far superior to Switch in terms of strategy. Status moves of all kinds are more effective for example, since you can't just swap in a counter and OHKO the AI's entire team with a super effective STAB move. It's effectively the "hard mode" of Pokémon games imo. If you restrict healing items, you can use the main game as training for the post game and also PvP
akaATK in nuzlockes the battle style is supposed to be set but I think with the release of more and more difficult hacks people decided to not do it that way
Great team! I like that you paid attention to their natures and EVs. My team is Sceptile, Charizard, Kabutops, Weavile, Claydol, and Swalot. I EV trained them as well. I haven’t fought Red yet.
NK47k Knock one out and the opponent sends out their next pkmn without giving you the option to switch, they’ll tell you what pkmn but it’s pointless since you can’t switch anyway.
This is how people who complain about pokemon games being easy should play (set battle style).
People usually complain about difficulty in 6 gen plus. In the Red battle I'm usually like 10-20 levels below him.
Gen 6 with Set mode is still easy
Whats the difference between switch and set??
@@slemded idk
@@slemded Switch: When you faint the opponent's Pokémon, the game tells you who they're about to send out and let's you switch out for free
Set: When you faint their Pokémon you aren't told who they are sending out next and can't switch during this time
Set style is used in the post-game battle areas, and is also used vs other real human players. It's also used in the battle games, like Battle Revolution on the Wii
The Set style is far superior to Switch in terms of strategy. Status moves of all kinds are more effective for example, since you can't just swap in a counter and OHKO the AI's entire team with a super effective STAB move. It's effectively the "hard mode" of Pokémon games imo. If you restrict healing items, you can use the main game as training for the post game and also PvP
Frankly its quite surprising that there's almost nothing on youtube for set battles given the popularity of pokemon challenges.
akaATK in nuzlockes the battle style is supposed to be set but I think with the release of more and more difficult hacks people decided to not do it that way
Now, that was an exciting fight! Congrats, it is not easy to beat Red with both a level disadvantage and in Set mode!
What does set mode do
@@editfifthgddghcccggfggghg3093 It does not allow you to switch Pokémon after fainting one from the opponent's team.
Good job! 5:16 felt like a troll from Red's Charizard lol. Also the THE END music is pretty nice.
That first part was actually dope, underleveled typhlosion with correct nature vs high lvl pikachu, both feint, hail continues to fall..
Great team! I like that you paid attention to their natures and EVs. My team is Sceptile, Charizard, Kabutops, Weavile, Claydol, and Swalot. I EV trained them as well. I haven’t fought Red yet.
Wow im 21 been playing pokemon since pokemon red, never knew you could do set mode, always wanted it too
Yo set battles are where it's at! It makes playthroughs better imho
Great vid :)
What does it even do?
@@thereviewer5307 The Mode set doesn't tell you if you want to switch Pokémon.
Really sick team! I’m so mad I just recently learned about set battle style, it makes the battles actually harder lol
Cool.
But I thought Dodrio was a flightless Flying type Pokemon.
Lol, Dodrio doesn't have wings and it can learn Fly
The left and right ones act like wings so it can fly
Set mode is for true males.
I dont know what makes changing the battle styles
you won't get told what pokemon they're changing to
@@dum-dum and? Is that it?
NK47k idk
NK47k Yes and that’s it will the npc will usually have the type advantage against you which can increase the difficulty.
NK47k Knock one out and the opponent sends out their next pkmn without giving you the option to switch, they’ll tell you what pkmn but it’s pointless since you can’t switch anyway.