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CAP 20 CAP 20 - Part 1 - Concept Assessment Poll

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Our TL has provided us two different directions in which to take the project, and it's time for everyone to make the final decision! Our two Concept Assessment conclusions were chosen by our TL nyttyn, from the Concept Assessment thread.

The choices are:

Defensive / Offensive Boosting
Dragon Dance + Nasty Plot

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Defensive / Offensive Boosting
It's what I advocated for in the thread (though it was pointed out that calm mind has some serious issues that bulk up does not) and probably will lead to a much more interesting discussion in stats when compared to the latter. I don't even particularly care what the moves end up being - as long as it's clear cut between 'offensive' and 'defensive' sweepers and we adequately differentiate the checks and counters of each set, anything goes.
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Defensive / Offensive Boosting

It looks like the more flexible option, and the one more likely to fulfil the concept, honestly. My heart was telling me to vote for DD + NP -- but only because it's badass.
 
Dragon Dance + Nasty Plot

Really I want Dragon Dance + Calm Mnd still, which had a lot of support and not a lot of opposition, but w/e.
 
Defensive / Offensive Boosting

The concrete approaches suggested for this convinced me that it is more feasible. While Nasty Plot gives us a more unique role, there were no real suggestions on how to make it work out, especially with stats.
 
Dragon Dance + Nasty Plot

after talking in #cap, i'll be happy with either, but I do have a preference for this approach because it's just much stronger at diversifying checks. It's worth noting that we can use SpD as a semi-dump stat to avoid having a really inflated BST, not really sure how big a concern that is, but Def / Off boosting kinda has a problem with wanting all stats to be high.
 
Dragon Dance + Nasty Plot

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Cretacerus said:
Defensive / Offensive Boosting

The concrete approaches suggested for this convinced me that it is more feasible. While Nasty Plot gives us a more unique role, there were no real suggestions on how to make it work out, especially with stats.
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Working stats out are not that difficult. That can easily be discussed on how we want to work that out.
 
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