It’s usually determine based on community survey scores if there’s a noteworthy gap like there was in both suspects you mentioned. It’s not our job to guess alternate motives so much as it is to adhere to the best tiering process.The OU community has already demonstrated it’s willing to vote no-ban on “broken” pokemon if they’re providing value at checking other “broken” pokemon.
the most significant examples are the Kingambit suspect and the Kyurem suspect. There are too many swing voters that use reasons similar to “well it checks x, y, z and makes it more bearable, so no-ban”
The order of suspects is really important Finchinator, hopefully the order chosen is logical and based on the “broken” that checks the least amount of other “broken” Pokémon’s first
Kyurem hardly checked rain and that whole argument was dogshit anyway if we are being honest. People are just not always going to use sound logic — same happened plenty with Arch and other suspects that got banned. You even have guys saying no bans should happen at all. It is what it is.