I don't want to sound biased towards non-legendaries here or anything, but I can almost always base how easy a battle is going to be by how many legendaries they're using. My recently trained Espeon completely wiped out someone's Kyurem, Mewtwo Y and Yveltal without even trying. It was obvious they hadn't even trained them, they were just using them to look 'cool'. Fair enough, this could be just a kid who wanted a battle online, or someone who doesn't really care for training their Pokémon, which I'm not against at all, but the sad fact is that if you wish to stand a chance at online battles, you *need* to train and raise your Pokémon to some extent. I've had people who've wiped my whole team using a really well trained Mewtwo Y and I've had people who couldn't leave a dent in my Pokémon with one.Makoes wrote:Ahhh, last night reminded me why I don't do battles with people who have more than 2 legendaries...with the pokebank open now I guess I am going to have to pay more attention to opponents teams.
Again, I have nothing against legendaries. I plan to train my shiny Entei, Suicune and Raikou (Thanks to Falconcrest <3) eventually and attempt to use them for competitive play, even if Entei's nature is the only one that isn't a slight hindrance, but it's a challenge I'm willing to accept. That shiny Mew I want to try and use as well if possible. I personally prefer teams without legendaries but I don't mind training them for fun if I like them.