leafgreen386
no troll
Yeah. Um... a 1 Uber team is still an Uber team. That means teams with up to 6 Ubers will challenge you. It is never a good idea to have only 1 or 2 Ubers. Most good Uber teams have at least 4 Ubers. Some have only 3, but it's rare. A team of 6 Ubers isn't likely to be a very good team at all though. IF you choose to use a team of 1 or 2 Ubers, you cannot be expected to be taken seriously in the OU metagame either, as with just those two Ubers there, you could quite easily take out a whole (good) team.
If you don't have any Ubers, it is expected that your opponent is complying to the same rules, so that it remains fair. If you are using solely UU pokemon, it is expected of your opponent to do the same - again, so that it remains fair.
This is effectively the tier system everyone uses. (No, I'm not going to classify each and every one of the 200 and something usable pokemon, but I will show you how it breaks up.)
It goes:
Uber
Uber
OverUsed
Staple
High OU
OU
High BL
UnderUsed
Low BL
High UU
UU
NU
Btw, BL = BorderLine, NU = Never Used
Those are the 3 basic metagames, and the classes of pokemon that are generally associated with it. As you can see, any pokemon is allowed in Uber. Uber pokemon are banned from OU, but otherwise, anything can participate. In UU play, Ubers, Staples, OUs, and High BLs are all banned. This is to create a balance. Pokemon like Scyther would never survive in the OU metagame, so the UU metagame was created, where many of the weaker pokemon are used and thrive. Just a note here, it is common courtesy to use one NU pokemon for every BL pokemon you use on a a UU team. There is also a seperate, NU metagame, but it's called Never Used for a reason - hardly anyone plays it (that, and it contains some of the worst pokes known to NB).
If you don't have any Ubers, it is expected that your opponent is complying to the same rules, so that it remains fair. If you are using solely UU pokemon, it is expected of your opponent to do the same - again, so that it remains fair.
This is effectively the tier system everyone uses. (No, I'm not going to classify each and every one of the 200 and something usable pokemon, but I will show you how it breaks up.)
It goes:
Uber
Uber
OverUsed
Staple
High OU
OU
High BL
UnderUsed
Low BL
High UU
UU
NU
Btw, BL = BorderLine, NU = Never Used
Those are the 3 basic metagames, and the classes of pokemon that are generally associated with it. As you can see, any pokemon is allowed in Uber. Uber pokemon are banned from OU, but otherwise, anything can participate. In UU play, Ubers, Staples, OUs, and High BLs are all banned. This is to create a balance. Pokemon like Scyther would never survive in the OU metagame, so the UU metagame was created, where many of the weaker pokemon are used and thrive. Just a note here, it is common courtesy to use one NU pokemon for every BL pokemon you use on a a UU team. There is also a seperate, NU metagame, but it's called Never Used for a reason - hardly anyone plays it (that, and it contains some of the worst pokes known to NB).