Getting ALGORITHM'D using Tripe Ghost in Great League Remix | Pokemon GO Battle League
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1:15 "No ones using scrafty" funny how I had 3 sets with Scrafty lead once I switched to Steelix lead
The algorithm is absolutely real, you could turn around and run triple water and grass would be everywhere. Test is and you will see it's not just bad luck
You'd think if it was real we'd see quality statistical analysis saying so and not just anecdotes.
Because there's no algorithm. People see patterns and team build against those patterns.
And people who claim there is an algorithm are suffering from biases and not presenting meaningful data.
To be fair I run triple water teams all the time, rarely do I run into grass like that. Obviously every now and then I see grass and with coverage moves it’s manageable. The hardest counter imo is lanturn. And everyone is using it so hard to argue algorithm against that.
I really liked the thought proscess. BUT That's what I felt would happen. I m actually surprised you didn't face a triple dark team 😅
when dan complains about the algorithm, you know its real
Thank you! Finally another creator accepting the algorithm 😊.
I got hard algorithm'd 2 days ago running a steel lead and 5 fighters set 1 so I switched to a flyer and found 5 ices, so switched back...there are those fighters again! hehe. At least the screen lags were at a minimum that day.
15:52 this catch was due to you throwing the avalanche on alignment because of the 1 turn swap out (which I’m sure you’re aware).
I can imagine you were already frustrated with the team compositions and just over it at this point in your set.
I know your title is bait, but I mean... What will it take for you to accept the objective reality of the situation?
The match-making is based on more than just pairing you with someone of similar ELO.
Period. Objectively. End of story.
What's the objective reality and what statistical analysis can you share to prove that?
@@MooseRohde dang you’re on every comment that has something to do with the algorithm 😂😂😂 we get it dude, you don’t believe it
@AngelGomez-ud6vx thanks for letting us know you can read! Way to go champ!
@@MooseRohde you’re welcome my guy
Due to the crazy lag and stutter I decided to just run stupid things and play around for fun...dragon teams drew out stuff like dedenne and sylveon after never seeing any, dark drew out machamp and obstagoon that I never saw previously. The algorithm is more prevalent than ever!
The reason you came up against Mnadibuzz is because match making is, in part, based on what moves you’re running. So if they see ghosts, they’re going to throw darks at you.
If this is true, why is it feeding a triple ghost team to a dark team instead of matching it with fairies? I think the reason this team didn't work is because Mandibuzz IS everywhere in this meta. It's one of the top ranked mons, so it's not surprising to encounter it repeatedly.
The reason you came up against one of the most common pokemon in the meta is because it's strong in the meta and people want to use it.
Keep carrying water for niantic. They have said that’s part of how match making is done.
@TheRealMrAndrew
From a Niantic Blog post:
How does the GO Battle League’s matchmaking system work?
Our matchmaking is based on the skill and prior performance of each individual player. Each GO Battle League competition is a unique playing field for battlers to learn and experiment with new strategies and Pokémon.
The Battling Community has done an amazing job analyzing and utilizing the best Pokémon to maximize their victories. There is no algorithm that matches trainers based off of selected Pokémon, but we love watching the community build their own strategies featuring new and inventive team structures. However, there are “tiers” of trainer skill levels that are matched against each other, which can create different strategies in certain skill brackets.
You can see this most clearly in some of the special cups (e.g. the Little or Kanto Cups). When these unique requirements are introduced, it challenges trainers to catch different Pokémon and experiment with what they find most effective in these restrictions. As they ascend into higher ranks, Trainers find which teams are the most effective, leading to a wide variety of Pokémon being played compared across ranks.
Steve Wang - Senior Executive Producer
@TheRealMrAndrew
How does the GO Battle League’s matchmaking system work?
Our matchmaking is based on the skill and prior performance of each individual player. Each GO Battle League competition is a unique playing field for battlers to learn and experiment with new strategies and Pokémon.
The Battling Community has done an amazing job analyzing and utilizing the best Pokémon to maximize their victories. There is no algorithm that matches trainers based off of selected Pokémon, but we love watching the community build their own strategies featuring new and inventive team structures. However, there are “tiers” of trainer skill levels that are matched against each other, which can create different strategies in certain skill brackets.
You can see this most clearly in some of the special cups (e.g. the Little or Kanto Cups). When these unique requirements are introduced, it challenges trainers to catch different Pokémon and experiment with what they find most effective in these restrictions. As they ascend into higher ranks, Trainers find which teams are the most effective, leading to a wide variety of Pokémon being played compared across ranks.
Steve Wang - Senior Executive Producer
Algorithm is real. I ran a team triple weak to ferrothron and guess what was in every lead.
I've seen 3 triple ghost teams in the last hour. Mandibuzz came in clutch.
I saw someone running your team with the froslass variant and my sableye just kinda owned them. I have been thinking of running double ghost with sableye and annihilape (with ice punch) in the back. Gonna need something for fairies in the front like a steel or poision but it sounds fun. Maybe toxapex or magnezome
Algorithm is based on move typings just like raids. The system already exists and is well know for raids.
That's a really good point I never thought of. It gives you suggested teams based on your moves so what's to stop that same algorithm being used in PvP
@@squozenfrozen1645I mean it just seems obvious. They aren’t “trying to make you lose” as some would say, just giving typing matches like raids.
On my legend run in Ml I had my Ho-Oh on a Xern and for the first time I learned Xern learns thunder 🤣
i don’t believe in there being a matchmaking algorithm out to counter your team compositions but weird shit DOES happen. like once i was watching a callum toast spice video and he was using a maxed out machop. he queued into another trainer using a maxed out machop….WHAT ARE THE FUCKING ODDS? lmaoo. another anecdotal example is once i was playing for fun on my girlfriend’s account and ran a staraptor. i saw 3 other staraptor in that ONE set! that shit had me wanting to write a letter to poke ak like man you’re not crazy!
i don’t think it’s intentionally placed to keep us at a 50% win rate but i do think it’s a similar system to the recommended battle party thing they use for raids. which would explain why abb teams have so much success. since it essentially baits out the core they need to bait out based on that secret matchmaking system. none of what i said really makes any sense but it’s because i can’t articulate it properly.
balanced teams suffer in this blind format for the same reason. since you’ll always be attracting your core breaker whether it be by random bad luck, statistics, or some arbitrary type match up system, it was gonna happen, so balanced becomes hard to run.
long rant but i really do think it’s eerie how you’ll manage to find the core breaker to any team. it’s like a part of the ability to hit legend is recognizing these patterns and working around it. the “algorithm” will show you what’s wrong with a team by giving you a 0-5 or 1-4,basically saying “here is the glaring hole you missed, fix it”
because when it comes to the higher elos (2600+) if you know all the mechanics and timing and counts , if you’re getting a bunch of 0-5’s it’s likely the team.
If you want Tripple ghost why not use shadow sableye with Rock attack
Yeah I got algorithmed as well. It is really annoying when trying to climb.
Ice beam in Jeli instead of surf? For mandibuzz
This serves as proof
No it doesn't.
I ran a triple bug/flying theme team earlier and ran into triple fire/flying, I'm starting to actually hate this game
Cool
Definitely the algorithm lol
So annoying that I had to lose my perfect Sableye to this shitty XL addition. Also, a VERY annoying hunt to get a good IV Jellicent for GL. This is a spicy team that I'd run if I could.
Run 3 ghosts and then all of a sudden you get darks each game. Crazy! Its almost as if there is some non existing force within the game that determines your matchups based on your pokemon movesets and typing..
the earth is flat and we never went to the moon.
any other conspiracy theories you wanna add to the list?
@@Torste0908 nah dont believe in fiction
Try triple water next, I wonder how many grasses you will encounter? 😂
Team triple ghost: hi
Mandibuz: hello
Game over kkk
The algorithm is so annoying
Funny thing this bad luck. It just seems to follow you around. And then you finally get the 1 lead match up you been waiting for and they call you every time you bait. Almost as if they know what you have in the back and what moves they have.
3rd season in a row where I am just barely playing GBL. It was the reason I loved this game. But it sure feels like it is rigged against you. I didn't even make level 20 last season for the first time since I learned it existed. I am at level 18 right now...
Between the lag, algorithm and cheating this has become far from fun these days. But it's just bad luck and I need to play better... I know...