World Champ Reacts to NEW Legends Arceus Trailer
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2022
- Over 13 minutes of new Legends Arceus footage released today, and Pokemon World Champion Wolfe Glick is here to tell you his thoughts on it!
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A definitive way for Wolfe to prove which Pokemon he can beat in a fight
Too bad they don’t have a bear for scale
Only need VR now , ig
Now they just need to also let us spawn a thousand lions
Is Wolfe faster than a Hisuian Arcanine?
@@TheHawk007 you never know… they could allow that Nintendo labo VR thing even tho I don’t like labo :p
The fact that your trainer can be KO’d by wild Pokémon really speaks volumes to how far the potential comp meta could go - perhaps the next Worlds tournament will be the players tracking each other down in real life and clobbering each other unconscious.
Heck yeah. You get KO'D in game you get KO'D in real life.
It's the Pokemon Legends VGC World Championships.
Wolfe opens up the battle with Kleavor.
His opponent retaliates with the Steel Chair.
Honestly a competitive Pokemon game where you alternate between actually battling and just throwing balms at the enemy’s Pokemon as they attack you directly sounds really fun. I don’t know how it would work, but fun nonetheless.
@@geneticwizard132 everybody gangsta until Wolfe Glick wins the championship with his Wolfe Glock.
@@Samuel_Axaeon sword art online much 😂
Really like how we get like more realistic sizes of big bois in this game. That Tangrowth was terrifying.
I’m actually terrified of big thing in these open world games lol
Idk why but when I was playing genshin and I saw the big storm I was literally frozen in fear idk what type of fear that is but I’m scared of big things lol
sadly, that means that should the nidos be in this game they will be as big as ponys, and despotar only a little bigger than an adult XD why do these glorious pokemon have to be so smol? XD Then again that alpha walrein was NOT 1.4meters tall. But it was an alpha, and they are meant to be bigger iirc.
Wailord.
@@sfglim5341 you should try doom eternal you see giant ass demons in the first 30 minutes of playing lol
@@SlimeGod666 Its not that scary when you have *gun*
I think in this game, "priority" is what they call the value by which each move delays your next turn. The typical definition of "priority" in pokemon games doesn't make sense with this battle system, since the opponent's and your turns are not a 1:1 ratio. In other RPGs that use this sort of turn system, turn order is determined by the characters' speed combined with a sort of weight value for the attack used. So a speedy character using a powerful-but-slow attack might get a turn less frequently than a slower character using a fast-but-weak attack. I think that's what "priority" refers to in this game.
Somehow, that makes it more confusing for me. They said, “Battles are turn based.” But then you said all of this and I don’t know how those combine
It's the same speed system as in Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth. I don't know of any other games that do it though.
@@PtylerBeats i think it goes like this
Character A: Speed is 100
Character B: Speed is 70
Character A would go first, with character B going second assuming no one else is faster than them.
If character A uses a moves that is strong but slow, than they may move slower than character B if they were to use a move that is fast but weak.
@@PtylerBeats It is turn based in that actions are separated into discrete turns, with 1 turn equating to 1 action, as opposed to a real-time system where the opponent and your actions are happening simultaneously, limited only by the actual time it takes to complete that action.
I think they made special note of the Pokemon combat being turn-based because action occurs in real time prior to unleashing your pokemon, when your just a trainer dodging attacks.
@@solitare4602 Final Fantasy X is the earliest example I know of, but there was probably something before that.
Some games have an action meter that fills over time, and when its full you choose an action. When the action completes, a portion of the meter empties. Its effectively the same thing, but with more waiting.
Why is no one talking about how the animations look actually good for once like they actually put effort into them
14:47 if you look at it, the player was gonna pick water pulse too, but I think it’s cuz the Bubble had a stance and Water pulse did not. So maybe Bubble(in strong stance) must be stronger than a regular water pulse
@eej107 yeah it would be a hassle trying to keep track of what moves could do a stance and which ones can’t, so instead I’m thinking there must be some mastery progression on moves before u can start using the stances
@@_J10_ It could be like in rescue team DX where the more you use a move, the stronger it gets. Or in this case, if you use it so many times, then you unlock the styles.
maybe its level dependant. So a lvl 12 Psyduck learns Water pulse, at 15 it learns the agile stance and at 18 or so the strong stance "upgrade" but because it learned bubble at lvl 4, it already knows both stances at 14 (as shown in the video)
@@tiyangina3571 How would TM moves work then, if they’re even a thing? TM’s may not exist at all come to think of it
@@FlareBlitzBanana As pokeballs are made of wood and we use magical, summonable wyrdeer instead of bicycles, my guess is they dont exist. Some pokemon (those alphas?) might just happen to know special moves that arent part of their regual movepool. I wonder how /if breeding will work?
It looks like Stealth Rocks will have an immediate effect. Maybe it will deal damage to only the Pokémon on the field per turn kinda like Poison?
But then why did it not do any residual damage to psycuck after it hit? Toxic has an immediate effect, as do magma storm and sand tomb.
Or its just the same old stealth rock but with an instant damage component
@@unnamedhero7543 ah yes, psycuck, my favorite Pokémon
Stealth rock did instant near 75% damage without switchin, it seems more like stone edge,did the game name the attack wrong
I mean there was still text abt rocks being scattered it seems like it just damages now too. I don’t think this change will make it to mainline games as it seems like a lot of this stuff will just stay within legends arceus and I expect that will be the case with stealth rock too.
I'm looking forward to seeing how the nuzlocke challenge gets adapted to this game, cause I know that will happen
If you die in the game you die for real
@@ninjakirby777 game death = suicide
If you die as a person you never play the game again.
If you die, you're switch gets destroyed.
i think its gonna be something like the normal nuzlock if you pokemon faint u cannot use it anymore but if you blackout you lose a pokemon too
They should've given it ragdoll physics for when the trainer gets beaten into a black out
Calm down there, Bethesda.
“You can’t fight crime if you ain’t cute” is what went through my mind during the customization scene
The reason why Stealth Rock did damage is probably because it’s a strong style. You can see at 14:42 the text box said that “Kleavor adopted a hard hitting stance” which probably means all of its attack has strong style effect or something
No stealth rock deals damage because there's no Trainer Battles, it would be useless to have Trap moves in a game like this so they made Stealth Rock into a Whirpool type move.
@@Whispernyan the game isn’t out, nothing is confirmed.
@@bujinnxblink idk I guess have fun using your none damaging stealth rock on 1v1 battles and tell me how well that goes then
@@Whispernyan You stated there’s no trainer battles, that isn’t confirmed. Therefore your reason for stealth rock dealing damage is flawed and not based in truth/fact.
It’s clearly doing damage in the video, it could be that rather than just applying damage based on switches, it deals damage upon initial setup too.
@@bujinnxblink Uh no fam but ok. Trainer Battles do technically exist, the Wardens have their partner pokemon and you fight one with a munchlax at one point. However, all of the Wardens only have the singular partner pokemon, making their battles no different then any other wild pokemon, once again, no switching out, no need for Arena based moves.
And what type of logic are you demonstrating, if the move dealt initial damage and then also set up stealth rocks, don't you think it would say so. Unless somehow the move deals damage, deals continuous damage, and then also deals damage upon switch in.
And, probably the reason they decided to keep the move in when they could have just removed it is because by making it a move that deals continuous damage, it keeps the property of being removed by Rapid Spin.
Makes me wonder what they're going to do with Defog however, it's going to need some sort of buff when one of it's main purposes for existing is gone.
Hopefully with Stealth Rocks doing damage there’s a trade off or even more hopefully other hazards are buffed.
I feel like they may have just turned stealth rocks into a fire spin type of move. Or more likely magma storm with how much damage it did to psyduck.
The player can’t use hazards moves because youll never fight against another team in this game, so they had to make it usable for the player
It seems you get kicked out of battle whenever a pokemon faints. At least they don't show any switching afaik, so maybe stealth rock foes damage because you won't be switching anything in?
Here's hoping for ice type stealth rocks
It could just be a boost that Noble Pokémon get for certain moves to make the boss fights more challenging.
When you realise Wolfe is the Lance/Steven/Cynthia/Alder/NotYou/Hau/Leon of the real world
Was initially excited, still excited. My remaining question is what the story progression will look like. I don't expect gyms or anything similar, but perhaps boss fights like the Kleavor battle shown? Curious how they handle that.
Don't quote me on this but I've heard that those noble pokemon like Kleavor are the equivalents to gyms in this game.
"Noble pokemon like Kleavor are the equivalents to gyms in this game." - @NoahJackson
They explain that there will be missions that progress the story, so it'll be based on quest completion
@@Zoroarkarceus123 That's why I'm so curious. With mission-based progression games, there's usually some sort of build up, boss fights, or even new areas unlocked. Hilariously, this might actually follow the mission 1, get the cat (Shinx) out of the tree; mission n, fight god (Arceus) schematic.
@@freeflyonhigh I think the best comparison we can have is the Ranger series, namely Guardian Signs. Idk, it just seems really similar to that quest-wise
So I think what's confusing @WolfeyVGC is that it's using Final Fantasy X style turn orders. You can see it in the top right of the screen where it shows what pokemon has the next move. There's no such thing as move priority. Rather when it's your turn, you can do any attack. Agile style moves your future move up in the queue, whereas strong moves it down in exchange for more power. You can also see that when they're doing quick attack, that list shuffles, making future turns come faster.
That's my favorite battle system
I couldn't help but freak out at stealth rock dealing direct damage in this trailer. No idea why
Probably cause it’s strong style
i was annoyed at that too. with spinoffs like this there's always the danger of watering down the gameplay which is why most of us care about the games. so it suggests they might not be taking it as seriously as we hoped.
that said overall the battles look pretty good
It may have been changed to be a wrap-like move cause there is no trainer battles as far as we know
@@swampy725 they have already confirmed trainer battles on the official website
@@afsocit this is not a spin-off y’all are weird for keep thinking this
Requesting this on every video:
I’d like to see Wolfey create a new type and how he’d implement it competitively and thematically.
Cool concept
Amazing idea pls wolfy
Second
This game radiates Monster Hunter energy which is pretty cool, and is the kind of mix up a lot of people has been wanting
That's exactly what I was thinking, and as a major fan of both series I am so hyped for this game!
Facts yo, first thing that came to my mind is that this game has MH vibes
Recently got into mh rise in December and nearly put 200 hours into it already. I’d be so happy if it’s like mh
I thought of monster hunter stories but yeah exactly
the difference is that creatures in Monster Hunter feels alive and the environment is not empty.
11:49. So it seems like you have a priority list that will tell you who will move next on the upper right side of the screen. I think they mean choosing strong or agile style will affect who will move next and even how many turns they get following your move.
I love how the biggest shock was seeing stealth rocks do direct damage.
Frrr it felt like watching stone edge. I wonder if the player steps on where the stealth rock is placed he also gets damaged too?
If wolfey isnt the first person to make a "legends arceus but i fistfight every pokemon" run im gonna be dissapointed
That does bring up the idea of challenge runs.
I’m going to do a regular run for my first playthrough, but after that I’ll probably do a minimum battles run. Seems interesting.
1:46
I think Aspiration Hills is an area within the Obsidian Fieldlands. Later on we see the map showcasing multiple areas with a dotted line border, so I’m assuming that’s the name of the one we’re in.
Did they say you’re part of the survey corps in this game??? Are we giving our hearts to the glory of humanity??
Commander Kamada:
My soldiers rage!
My soldiers Scream!
My soldiers Fight!
This game is starting to feel more and more like it’s going to be the Breath of the Wild of Pokémon and it’s making me very excited to see the final product. Also thanks for the vid wolfe.
I think pixlemon and ark survival evolved are better examples, item crafting from materials like pixelmon (plus the quests from npcs and exploration that is more akin to ark than botw.
It won't. You can't go anywhere you want at the start and the areas are segmented progression.
@@shatteredsentient5321 but i dont think thats a bad thing
@@woomynation , . . . .
- If you die, you lose items/currency;
- You need to battle the Noble Pokemon by dodging their attacks with a roll and then taking the opportunity to strike;
Well boys, this is it. Pokemon is a Soulsborne now.
A softborne, as it were (soft meaning not have the difficulty of a typical soulsborne or having the interesting Souls-like combat take presence in gameplay)
Contrary to popular belief, there are other challenging trial and error games than Dark Souls. When you can dodge roll in a game, it is not instantly imitating a souls game. When enemies take more than one hit and require you to defend yourself, it is not instantly imitating a souls game. When you need to learn an enemy's moves to play accordingly (which was basically EVERY 8 BIT GAME EVER MADE) it is not imitating a souls game. I love those games but I'm tired of hearing its name at every turn as much as I like it.
Can't wait to craft my new armor using charizard wings and fangs
Pray to rngesus for that Charizard gem for the last piece of armour
I have seen some great Monster Hunter X Pokemon fan armor concepts.
I’m so glad that the cover art for this game is in such a different style to the boring ass ones that have been on the games. Not to mention it reminds me of mystery dungeon, which is always a plus
Right? I also got a Mystery Dungeon vibe from it, and it just makes me a bit more excited
2 wolfey wideos in 2 days is such an amazing blessing. cant wait for all the legends arceus content really soon !
2:38 Its a callback for headbutting trees in gen 1 I think it was
Gen 2 actually 😁
@@jaf1145 I knew it was 1 or 2 so I took the coinflip and failed lol
@@JesseNightingale yeah its when we had Pineco and Heracross as rarespawns in trees, dont feel bad though cause headbutt has been in since Gen 1 just wasn't used for that
Looks like certain moves will have different effects here. It makes sense, since it doesn’t look like there are any enemy trainers, so switching moves like stealth rocks and roar would be pointless.
I came here just to see Wilde's reaction to stealth rock doing direct damage to Pokémon. And I wasn't disappointed.
It makes sense for hazards to get a rework since they don't work in wild battles (presumably there's no trainer battles).
if there are they're probably just some kind of online pve thing we can only do against other players, or the amount of trainers in legends arceus is really scarce, smaller than the amount of wild battles. at least that's what I think. it's the only explanation i can think of for the reworking of stealth rock. but we wont know for sure for another 2 and a half weeks.
Bruno was just ahead of everyone, battling Onixes with his bare hands.
Drayden wrestled his Pokemon, too.
Actually, he's, chronologically, behind everyone. Remember that this game takes place long before Bruno's time.
Hey Wolfey, I have been watching a lot of your content lately and it made me want to start playing competitive pokemon, I am doing okay ( for a starter) in single battles, but the double battles in the vgc format really bug me and it’s hard to win. It would be cool if you made a video highlighting the differences in playing doubles and, how to approuch those types of battles, I am sure a lot of people would be interested in a video like this.
1. Looking at the "open world" effects, it kinda acts like a cross between Witcher and Monster Hunter
2. 3:48 Why does Oshawott have Swords Dance? Are we gonna have new move tutors?
3. I think the Arc Phone is just a way to explain like HUD and stuff like that.
4. The multiple active quests haven't been around since the early Mystery Dungeon games, though it would make some things much easier or grinding faster.
Might be a TM or an egg move tutor for Oshawott? Of course we don't know if those will be in the game yet, but Osh does learn SD naturally at a later level and via TM
All I need to know is if this game's region/time unique pokemon will be able to go from Legends to Home to SwSh or not.
I dont think so they are our traversing pokemon. We haven't even seen them in battle yet...Plus thats a whole update to Sw/Sh
They haven't confirmed it but i imagine they will personally. I'm just curious how they will do it since SwSh doesn't have these pokemon registered. Which means it'll either be compatible with the fall release, or they are updating swsh with LoA and BdSp at the same time
@@anthonyferguson2708 Or they may not do it at all
13:51 Let's be honest, at first all of you heard "You will have to calm their frenzy by throwing BOMBS . . ."
For those who don't know how the turn system works it appears to be similar to Final Fantasy X or the Trails series delay system.
Moves you use have a delay that they add on, after each turn both pokemon countdown their remaining delay until one reaches 0 and it becomes their turn, so less delay means you get your turn next. This is shown by the thing on the right during battle displaying the turn order and what changes would happen to it if you were to select a certain move or style.
Higher Speed reduces the delay you gain and moves like Quick Attack and Agile Style moves will reduce it more. Paralysis still reduces Speed so it means the enemy will have more delay on their moves and will have less frequent turns.
"I'm not sure if agile style gives increased priority"
Turn order isn't decided the same way as in main-series games. Priority and turn order are the same thing in LA, since the established turn order is the priority that moves occur in.
The weird thing with this game and Wolfey doing content is that it’s presumed that this has no online battling systems so it’s gonna be interesting to say the least
it does say 2 player on the description
@@government_is_violence interesting
This feels like kind of a small point overall, but... was part of the trailer's top and right sections just not included in the screen capture? The way "Missions and Requests" was off-center and cut off at 7:48 was kind of my main tip-off to this.
I don’t think they have showcased how switching works, so stealth rock might have needed some tweaking.
I like the idea of strong style effecting status moves, personally. as long as there's no multilayer it's fine
It looks like a lot of fun and it seems like it'll focus a lot on exploration/adventuring, which I am all for.
It'll be cool to see what you think about its combat system on release. Looking forward to it.
Hey Wolfe, hope you’re doing well and having a great day! 😊
I could hear the jazz band stop when stealth rocks did damage
Whats funny is that they explicitly said: Sword and Shield are going to Remain the main competitive format and Wolfey is still like. "I can't wait to assess what these pokemon do competitively". Honestly same, like what do they get if they can be transferred to Swsh? What abilities/moves to they receive that can make them viable? Is Hisuian Zoroark actually capable of doing. . . Anything?
The health of the player is the edge of the screen, during the klevor fight it blackens while you take dmg and at the tangrowth section it was red already which is why they fainted so quickly after 2 attacks
1:46 The Aspiration hill is a sub-area of the Obsidian Fieldlands
wolfey what he meant by priority is since is now slower because of stun it won't attack twice when you use a strong move if you notice on the top right of the screen, it shows battles order. The health is the black edge of the screen getting thicker plus that was strong style stealth rock ;3
Nobody:
Wolfey: World Champ
Maybe strong style stealth rock does damage but since kleavor is a noble pokemon, all his moves have the strong style effect in neutral and the neutral effect for agile and maybe he can't access strong style or something
11:57 Their usage of priority is weird because it's in reference to a different mechanic entirely, as I understand it - not "quick attack"-style "this move will always go first", but rather "whether or not this Pokemon will move first and/or whether it will be able to use multiple consecutive moves".
I think the reason that it said Aspiration Hill when the trainer is supposed to be in the Obsidian Fieldlands is that there are different subsections of each area. For example, Aspiration Hill is a part of Obsidian Fieldlands.
What I'd really like is being able to move your pokemon in real-time during the battles. Like have the same 4 moves but you can maneuver to dodge then stop do a move. Have a charge bar when someone can attack based off-speed I think... kinda like those time bars they had in Final Fantasy games.
Final Fantasy based Pokémon game would be more like the anime and would be so cool
That's what I'm saying! We need to see at least a concept of this. I would like to try and make one, but Nintendo will probably be on my ass if I do.
@@ThatBusyBoi they won’t notice lol feel free
Lightning Returns Final Fantasy XIII had the perfect game engine for Rotation Battles.
@@ThatBusyBoi It be better to test it out in principle just to see if its fun. You can make whatever game you want it's the distribution where things get hazy. But if something like Pixelmon can exist, I don't see why it couldn't work out. I forgot to mention in battles their be like a circle area where your pokemon can run to flee if things get dicey. (I'd even like an option where you could pre-queue your attacks so you could focus on movement or have an auto attack, that might work too.)
how i see it agile style just increases the pokemon speed temporarily at the cost of power where strong style decreses the speed temperarily and increases the power. Thus paralizing the pokemons speed first halving its speed and then only using strong style moves without having to worry about your own speed drop
Your reaction to Stealth Rock dealing immediate damage is gold
Can we get a short video where you compare the 3 leaked starter type choices (grass/fighting, fire/ghost, water/dark) and their strengths/weaknesses compared to other mons?
10:11 i love how the bunery is slanted lol
Kleavor's ability may be something that does damage with spike moves. Like stealth rocks, spikes, poison spikes will do direct damage instead of being a "field move" and they may apply some other kind of status, like it says after psyduck got hit "Jagged splinters dug into psyduck"
will you twitch stream the game? or do you only do videos?
pokemonster hunter : arceus is looking wild. looking forward to seeing how the world champ difference carries over into this :D
I’m super hyped for this game! I just don’t know when I’m actually going to get around to playing it tho bc I’m still nowhere near done with the games I got for Christmas
Whenever you want lol it’ll be your game, your life, and your time. Whenever you want to play it, you can
Agile style doesn't give moves priority. It works like FFX, where it makes it so you get to attack more often. After using an agile style attack, you may be able to attack a 2nd time before the opposing pokemon gets a turn. The styles also use additional PP
I'm waiting for full release reviews
I'd love to see a casual playthrough from you!
My guess is now stealth rocks does damage and acts as a hazard for only the Pokémon hit, damaging only that pokemon when they switch in. I can't think of another reason the text 'jagged splinters dug into psyduck' after the move dealt damage and with no rocks scattered across the field afterward.
will u be uploading videos for series 12 double restricted format?
I know you and Aron be busy but I want to see you two guys complete this game 💪🏾
Yes, please make content on this game!
I'm very excited about the president this sets for future games and the new mons. I'm still skeptical of if I will personally enjoy it in its current form. so I'm just keeping an eye on it now.
That’s my exact reaction too when I saw stealth rock do damage LOL
As far as other travel pokemon go, it's been rumoured that a hisuian weavile will be a cliff climb pokemon
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE
Just to mention, Wolfey: did you notice that the video isn't centered well?
I did the exact same thing when I saw that use of Stealth Rock
Im wondering if stealth rocks role is kinda reversed now. Like it sticks to a pokemon but only damages it if you switch it back in
I’m guessing it probably changes depending on Strong or Agile style, or if there are special modifiers for attacks used by the new boss Pokémon.
I’m actually legitimately super excited
Even if the game turns out to be more empty I might still enjoy myself because some of the best moments I’ve had in games are the quiet ones
No content or motivation, just vibing with my own thoughts
Agreed! Big skyrim chilling on mountains vibes
id love to see you do a playthroguh as well as competitive play
Would like to see you do a playthrough Wolfey 🤗
This is Wolfey's hair middle evolution
Dude I like your hair so much better when it is LONG, like in your previous vid
this could easily be the best single player game even outclassing the ds games and prior post game but it also could suffer from having to little content for having so advanced gameplay. but competetive wise who knows. if there is pvp with those inflated stats a lot of the mettagame could shift just from that to the better or worse.
i heard there will only be 219 pokemon so i dont think there will be more than 3 traversing pokemon
Wolfey he was saying that using thunder wave gave him speed control, so that the slower strong style attacks wouldn’t be punished by the opponent out-speeding
That's some champion hair you got there Wolfey
I might be misremembering but I think the only time they show a trainer getting hit by a pokemon in the game is Lance hyper beaming some rocket team members right? (Main line, i think theres something like that in coliseum too?)
I cannot believe sneaky pebbles has evolved into danger rocks
Wait it's coming this year? THIS MONTH!
Always excited about battle, that's the world champ alright
14:25 I assume its amounts of hits taken and not HP..
Easier to do that than to make a new HP bar just for the main character I asume
Could also be because they wouldnt need to code in damage for all the attacks throughout the entire game
Kind of like hearts in BOTW. There’s a certain amount of hits until you die. Not necessarily HP
I think the obsidian fieldlands is the area and the hill name is the location.
Did you see how stealth rock work? That's new.
stealth rock does direct probably because it seems weird to do hazard damage in a game like this
It could be like “if your Pokémon takes an action deal fixed damage” to reflect how stealth rock would function in a game where Pokémon moving is a major concept but that would be broken since that is essentially Poison damage.
There actually wont be online battle features, so the competitive scene will mostly be restricted to speedruns.
Still waiting for the next vgc video l. I really miss that content. I've watched pretty much all of your old vgc content. Keep up the good work though.
I really hope Wolfe uploads his first run to the channel.
So here are the two major differences i noticed between this and the other pokemon games. Standard pokemon has simultaneous turns, where both players choose their actions at the same time and the order they are played out in is determined by priority or speed. In this game, only one player takes their turn at a time, based on the turn order bar on the side. This makes priority moves as we know it obsolete, so they likely act differently, likely acting as agile style without having to use agile style/being able to stack with the two styles.
The second thing I notice is that assuming that the game does not feature a form of battling other trainers, and you will almost, if not completely exclusively battling wild pokemon, many moves are obsolete. In this trailer we see stealth rocks do damage when used, because if you're battling wild pokemon, they will never switch out since its one pokemon. Making the move do damage makes it viable for the player to use, even if they won't benefit from the damage on switch that stealth rocks provide.
I would assume that we'll see similar changes be made to fit this system with mechanics like paralysis, flinching, spikes, toxic spikes, tailwind, trick room. Maybe even the switching moves (roar, whirlwind, teleport) but maybe not since they still have their use in wild pokemon battles.
I still don't know what to think of this game. I'm intrigued, but also don't know if it's for me
It woulda been really nice if it were a full open world. Not like how Monster hunter does their "stages" but we will see how it plays! Its gonna be a good game regardless