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who has won numerous awards and distinctions for journalistic excellence and he's written a new novel it's called Traveler loosely based on his father's story and an interesting one it is as well because he found out about it later in life the the journey that his dad did go on his father Barney was born in Tarone and eventually ended up in Philadelphia where John was born and he didn't know everything about his dad's childhood but hopefully he'll tell us more now because John joins us on the line and on Zoom John good after well it's good afternoon here it's probably good morning there well i'll go with uh good afternoon okay i'm a guest how how are you doing great good good right let's start with the the story of your father i mean your novel is loosely based on his story and his is a fascinating one because he he headed off on an unusual departure not of his own choosing to the United States well he actually embarked from Belfast to Montreal and he was as you said earlier something i did not find out until actually about three years four years ago he was part of what was known as the British home children program and it was a program that was sanctioned by the British government the Catholic church and other religious organizations as well as some secular organizations to ship poor children from Great Britain from Ireland Scotland Wales uh to Canada to Australia to New Zealand and South Africa as basically free labor and the children ranged anywhere from nine to 14 years originally uh but uh there were some who were shipped off much younger at some say as young as four years old and what year was your was did your dad leave for Canada uh my dad left at the end of July in 1929 right at the age of uh he was uh he was 16 right and um a lot of the boys ended up especially in Canada ended up working in farms is that right yes that's true as your dad did yes he uh he actually well it's really funny i found out about his his indenture quite by accident i was doing research on family history uh in Ireland and the records are very very tough to to mine uh so i was able to trace the family back to about 1795 but very little background cousin of mine in Atlanta was working on uh on her background and she stumbled across the actual ship that my dad came over on which i never knew it was called the mont royal so you had had a stumbling block and then thanks to your cousin you you found the actual ship that your dad sailed on exactly but finding the ship was just the uh just the opening salvo um i also got a copy from her of the ship's manifest it had my dad's name but it also had the name of about 12 other irish boys and it fortunately said where they were bound they were all bound for the same location they were bound ultimately for a place called st george's home in Ottawa now they were landing in in montreal and they were all being greeted by the same nun sister francis or i'm sorry mother francis and so i had no idea what this was about why was he traveling in a group because i never i never knew that he had traveled in a group i knew that he had he had emigrated alone at 16 but i thought it was a one-off so uh i did some research uh into the st george's home in Ottawa and i found out that it was the primary receiving home for the irish emigration uh association i'm sorry nothing i i'm sorry the catholic the catholic emigration association and when i i did research into that i found that it was the major receiving home for home children i had never heard the term before so i did a little bit of research into the home children and found out that it was this massive program of emigration um i uh i then um uh looked into st george's and i found a gentleman online who knew something about the home children program so i contacted him and he looked through his records in Canada i could find nothing on my father and he said however there is a there is a an organization in that in Birmingham uh called uh let's see it's the uh excuse me a second i just gotta check my notes here um anyway it's the father hudson's care in Birmingham and they were so i wrote to them and i explained what this gentleman in uh in canada told me i also included some background on my father the ship he sailed and so on and i waited for a reply thinking well maybe they've got it maybe they don't and i hit the jackpot they said yes we actually have a small file on your father and i said great and he said well there is a there is a problem it is going to cost 30 pound and i said that that's no problem trust me so they sent me this packet of information which i can't believe they found it was the actual applications that my father's uh father my my grandfather signed on his behalf it included uh letters that he wrote to uh different organizations as a boy saying i'm a good boy i work hard and i could be part of this and um it was one thing after another just building on the story and uh the the novel actually grew out of as i did the as i did the research i'm thinking you know this this is a good story having been a journalist and a writer for for my entire career i said this could be a really good story so i started to think about how can i incorporate my father's story into um a novel piece of fiction so i i mined all of the information that i'd gotten about the home children all of the information i got about my father and i decided to write the novel as an homage to my dad and it's something that you know if i can encourage anyone who's listening please please talk to your parents talk to your grandparents because once they're gone they're not only gone but their history is gone their story is gone and you're going to be left floundering trying to find out what they did who they were because uh your dad never talked about this he never mentioned it he never once mentioned that he was an indentured servant and the reason i found out was this was a sort of this was a source of great shame for the children who came over because so many of them were maltreated they were treated they were called street Arabs they were called gutter garbage they were they were they were absolutely demeaned in the worst way but even worse than that uh sadly a lot of them were maltreated by the people they were supposed to go to the homes the farms and so on yeah they were they were they were supposed to be they were supposed to be monitored but often that that that fell down yeah it was it was a con it was a combination of neglect and a lack of resources uh when when you look at the entirety of Canada it's such a such a huge place and even even the provinces of Quebec and Ontario very large and when you've got limited financial resources it's difficult to go out and monitor children who are hundreds and sometimes a thousand miles away so unfortunately sadly a number of these children were simply forgotten to death you doubt eventually and made it out of indenture and made his way to Philadelphia I'm married a woman from Newfoundland her mom and spent a life working in the mines and for forward is that correct well actually he did that before he emigrated oh once he was once he was released from indenture uh of course he was free to go but free to go in a country of strangers with no education so what do you do uh dad eventually uh went to work on farms he was a minor uh in central Ontario and uh eventually he wound up in Toronto working for Ford and he was a once again without an education without training he was what what was known as a stock picker and the stock picker was the guy in a warehouse who got an order and went to the went to the shelves and picked the picked the product off the shelf and delivered it to the front front desk so so that's how he he he did that um he met my mother in Toronto and they both emigrated to the United States in 1946 okay and um you know his his struggles were lifelong sadly I think part of it was because of this indenture uh he was an alcoholic unfortunately until the day he died uh he had poor health uh he came down with tuberculosis just three years after he emigrated to the states and at that time the state would break up the home to protect the public so dad was sent off to a sanatorium for tuberculin patients in one part of Pennsylvania my mother was sent to another sanatorium I was sent to a foster home and my sister was put in an orphanage and that was for 18 months and they came back together uh about 1952 I think they had nothing they had zero and my dad had bless his heart he was he was a demon when it came to work there were parts there were times when my dad had four part-time jobs at once he was working 20 hours a day just to make life better and ultimately uh he was able to retire to Florida um living the uh the American dream as it were uh but again sadly he only had four years and then he died at the age of 69 but he did make it back to Ireland on one occasion he did he did in 19 well in 1973 uh I decided I'm I'm gonna go I've always heard about Ireland I I I just loved it from afar and uh I uh I went on my own and spent a month traveling uh through Great Britain and I went from Stranroir to Lawn on a ferry and uh I uh I landed amid the troubles which was which was an experience on its own but I got to meet an aunt in London I got got to meet an aunt in Corby which is a steel town north of London and then I landed in Ireland and it was it was believe it or not it was home it was home from the moment I stepped on on the shoreline and uh I got to meet uh meet them so I went back and I related the story of my trip and dad thought well good for you the next year I got married and my wife and I spent our honeymoon in Ireland I went back again well apparently that was one too much for dad he says all right I'll go and he he went back and he met all of his sisters sadly by 1975 uh or yeah 75 uh both his mother and his father had died his father died in 1957 his mother died in 1964 and I remember the day that that he got news that his mother died he was sitting on the edge of his bed and just crying his heart out he had never he never got to see her again never got to see his dad again but I guess after uh I went over uh he finally decided to stop with the foolishness and go back and uh you uh I think you you would see in the uh the photo of uh dad uh meeting his brother yeah after 45 years at their farm which Paki his brother still lived in wow wow that must that must have been amazing well listen you want to chat about your book and we've hardly mentioned it the book is and it's loosely based on your your father's story and the story and a similar story of many others who traveled to the United States or to Canada as was your dad's case as as uh as well as as children really and the the book is called Traveler uh very briefly it it predates your dad's journey to Canada doesn't it the book yes it does it starts uh on the farm and uh fortunately I I've visited Ireland about a half dozen times and every time I go of course I go to the farm uh sadly the the farm is passed out of the family uh it's passed out of the family in 1995 but it was still there and I could still see it and in fact in 73 and 74 I actually went to the farm visited with Paki sat in the in the same uh same room where where dad was raised uh the same uh fireplace with the with the peep with the turf fire uh it it was it was just magical so basically the farm that I described in the book is my dad's farm it's it's it's exactly what it was well the book is out now and I presume that people can order it online yes they can order it uh on amazon uh they can search well it's it's available on uh on of course amazon.co.uk but some people are having trouble uh getting the uh the paperback so if you want to order the paperback you can do it through any EU country for instance amazon.fr but uh and and you can get it that way and it's simply called traveler uh john it's been an absolute pleasure chatting to you and and and hearing your story and uh most importantly your dad's story so thank you very much well thank you for having me


is porn ruining my life and we hear this all the time you know especially as a coach and actually I just got an email about this and what has inspired this video but it's porn ruining my ruining my life I've moved into a sense of sexual dysfunction I have the ability to meet women but I can't get it up I have an ill view on women I have an ill view on sex and it is built up such an insecurity in me that I cannot perform and the reason why I'm making this video is because we get this question a lot at TSL and I wanted to make it specifically for the 21 convention and to promote their new coaching page you can go to the 21convention.com slash coaching find out more about me about TSL online the different workshops that I offer in terms of this and just ask for Steve Mayer and find out a bunch of other cool coaches in general but we hear is porn ruining my life all the time and at TSL we have tons and tons of people what we are is where a men's group that you know looks at socializing sex being a healthier person being a better expression of yourself and what we were born to be finding our true nature of sexuality there isn't any shame in it that if we can get back to that we can find health and freedom and beauty and all the awesome things that we wanted we have a little bit of a different take at it and we've had a consistency of men who've been a part of TSL online and been a part of our men's groups who've come in with a sexual dysfunction with porn whether they can't get it up being the most common one or man you know hatred towards women a a poor view on sex a poor view on god just what sex is supposed to be and what's supposed to give pleasure and all that sort of stuff but our different take comes with this because of course porn is a distortion porn is a total misrepresentation of what sex is what humanity is what intimacy is but there's something about it that does connect with us and guess what when we look a little bit deeper about what we are born to be what our nature is men are born to be and this is what I truly believe if every man if you watching this if every woman is offered the opportunity in a way to be the best version of themselves to be sexually happy to be a good man that's not reliant on anger and pistofness and judgment and all these confines and rules that you know a lot of us rely on in order to have a sex life we take it we take that opportunity we take that opportunity to be the best version of ourselves but see what else is a distortion is all of this our society our culture how we're supposed to communicate that we're supposed to walk by people hundreds a day maybe just a hundred and not acknowledge their presence that we're supposed to subjugate or suppress actually I should say our emotions what we feel what we want our urges to connect to do what's better to have more status to have more connection and in fact pickup is a reaction to this distortion feminism is a reaction to this distortion the men's rights movement which I think all men and women should fight for their rights but feminism is not that it's anger it's a blame it's regulation it's repression it's how things have to be because I was victimized the men's rights movement is just as ridiculous you know men have been oppressed by feminism men have been yada yada yada you know and we need to fight back and stand up and yada yada yada if we can't we have to take it and all the sort of bullshit right here's the deal when we get to born to be social born to be sexual what it comes down to is that I need to be intimate with somebody I need to connect with somebody I need to be me with somebody and feel that and sex has all sorts of different forms it has all sorts of different expressions some which might be porn like some which might have intimacy some which might have connection but here's what it is and this is all it will ever be it is not bragging to your friend it is not a certain move it is not a set of rules or a set of ideas it's you being turned on aroused sexual with another person and feeling that other person intimately and wholly having them affect you and you affect them and so what we say when guys come to us with porn addiction and actually it's kind of an interesting thing because when it comes to addiction uh man so much of tsl revolves around that you know whether that's chemical addiction gambling addiction food sex yada yada yada but it's so prevalent in our culture because our culture encourages us to man you know move into that sort of mindset of obsession and compulsion towards something outside of ourselves that will make us happy is that we say if you think it's about the porn and if you think it's about stopping watching the porn if you think it's about the neurotransmitters that porn rewrites in your head and you don't think it's about the neurotransmitters that are rewritten in your head saying that somebody should be an object for your own success and pleasure and not about getting back into the empathy of everyday actions of being social and sexual you will remain in that dysfunction you will still not to be be able to get hard your life will turn into a novelty act of sex acts and expressions of what you think they're supposed to be rather than being in touch with you but if you can start taking on and this is a long-term process you know tsl the men's group we talk we meet 16 to 20 hours a day on calls it's international it's amazing we get into all sorts of different stuff that is very deep and personal but if we start making it about saying hello to somebody start making it about giving people hugs start making it about getting to understand somebody and start making it about not having to judge or objectify them or have a certain sort of rating or qualification before we actually talk to them and start making it about what you were born to be to be social then we can start learning what it means to be you then we can start learning what it means to have authenticity about having connection about being what it is to be a man in that way rather than living in an archetype stop trying to be the hero stop trying to be the alpha stop trying to be all this shit so that finally you'll get man the alleviation to the validation that you're looking for man a huge tsl principle and even that fits in with this porn addiction thing is is if we look for the solution within the problem we'll never find it the problem shows us where the pain is the loneliness is the sexual dysfunction the feeling of inadequacy the the physical pain in our body but if we look for the solution based off the reaction to that pain man that's pickup that's feminism that's you know the search for men's rights that's the anger that's the blame that's the resentment but in the empathy in the exchange and what we were really meant to do man there is a solution in that and i'll tell you this it takes months and months of you know guys getting involved in this but after three months maybe six months nine months depending on where you're at and how much time you have to work through this man we have hundreds of guys in fact every guy who goes through our program because of our society you know sexual dysfunction is is normal if there have been times or a few times or many times or every time that you haven't been able to get an erection premature ejaculate or you know feel uncomfortable about sex that's normal stop making yourself different you know one of the biggest tools and leverage of addiction of of man mental illness is isolation and thinking that you are different but when it comes down to sex here's the deal stop making sex about the orgasm stop making sex about the erection stop making sex about what it's supposed to be and start making sex about how you feel the person in front of you about how they influence you how they change you how they make you feel how you give them pleasure and it's not an easy answer just eat their pussy but be okay without an erection be okay with already ejaculating and believe me don't get me wrong man that's why we have a men's group every time we don't perform how we wanted to in any way that could be physically or physi physiologically or it could be emotionally every time sex doesn't work out or sink up in the ways that our urge really drew us towards it feels bad it feels terrible i mean it's a huge weight that comes upon us it's almost impossible to find the beauty and expression in it but our job is a man isn't to find blame or a woman isn't to find blame anger resentment judgment justification confinement order into manufacture or commodify sexuality in that moment or in our pain or in our not knowing what to do but guess what it's to do is to find our beauty to find our connection to find how we sync up with that and when we can start getting experiences like that where we can connect with a woman where we can connect even when we're not feeling what everybody says we're supposed to look for that beauty find it and cultivate it that's how we get sexually healthy man it's a beautiful thing if you're interested in what we're talking about or even if you want to guest on one of tsl's calls tsl online or the different workshops we have plenty of live workshops that are five days long ten days long where we work on sex specifically where we work on connection where we work on cultivating to be the better man that isn't pickup that isn't this ridiculous crap of what sex is supposed to be man go to the 21 convention dot com slash coaching ask for steve mayeda and they'll tell you all about it and of course you can find all these other amazing coaches there that are really at the top of their field and what they offer in any case you're born to be sexual you're born to be social you're born to be you never be ashamed of that and i guarantee you the more men and women get in touch with what our true potential is to feel that to be a sexual being man we never live the way we do


Hi friends and welcome back to another episode of our Pokemon VGC 2019 moon series how to play guides We've already covered quite a few Pokemon within this guide series So if you've missed any of those and you'd like to go back and check them out go up here I'll link a little card for you beautiful people so you can go back and check them out But if you do make sure to leave comments leave likes and let me know what your thoughts are on those guides Especially this one today. So today's guide. We're gonna look at the Pokemon Rayquaza So it is from the ruby and sapphire series of games It is a very unique Pokemon got some really nice niche aspects to it's ability and it can really perform some nice jobs Within teams and your builds. So hope you enjoyed today's episode. It'd be a lot of fun covering it It's got some nice options going forward as always if you enjoy the video Please remember to leave a like down below Subscribe to the channel and make sure you hit the notification bell so you don't miss any of these guides coming up But more importantly if you're comments down. I love hearing from you guys So let me know your thoughts and everything else on this guide today. So without further ado guys. Hope you enjoy it Let's get into this one So we are gonna start off as always with the Pokemon overview Rayquaza is a flying and dragon type. It has the ability airlock now for those of you out there That do not know what airlock does whenever it quasi on the field airlock activates and nullifies any effect of opposing Weathers totally getting rid of them. So it doesn't remove the weather so to speak it removes the effects does weathers have So there are 50% boost to water type attacks if the rain's up 50 cent boost to fire type attacks if the Sun is up It also negates the abilities that benefit from rain, sun, hail and sand So if there is a swift swim user on the field next to Kyoga like Ludicolo It will not get that speed boost same goes for chlorophyll Sandrush and slushrush. It will take all of those away takes all abilities away So it's acting like the weather isn't really there although it is so soon as that airlock Pokemon is taken out knocked out or Switched out the weather effects return. So that explains that hopefully that is a good Encapsulation of the airlock ability very useful ability especially in a format where there is lots of weather wars going on Especially with ground on Kyoga to speak. We've got common attacks on Rayquaza things like air slash earth power Extreme speed and tailwind are going to be the most common options. You're gonna see user on Rayquaza There are other options will get into them as we go through the guide But these are predominantly going to be the more popular options. You're gonna see on Rayquaza. So be aware of them based on total Rayquaza has a 680 base that total has distribution of a hundred and five HP 350 attack 90 defense 150 special attack 90 special defense and 95 speed Nice distribution across the board But the big ones are gonna be its offensive calculations that attacks that and special attacks that can be able to do lots of Damage and also with that 95 base speeds that it is very nice for getting just a jump on the majority of the other base 90 speed restricted Pokemon's distribution of its defenses aren't too bad It's not too shabby for a restricted Pokemon, but it's not gonna be the most defensive out there So just be aware of that type strengths and weaknesses. It has some big weaknesses here So two times week to rock four times week to ice a big one that you need to watch out for two times We to dragon not so relevant in this format Although there are dragon types not many of them carried dragon type attacks and that's because of the fairy types Which it does have a two times weakness to does have a nice immunity to ground because of that flying type and nice Resists to fighting bug fire water and grass So the elemental types it does resist and then hit normally by everything else So all in all very nice Pokemon It's got a real niche with that airlock ability and a nice typing as well It can really add that little bit extra that your team is maybe missing So let's get into the first sample set of this guide, which is gonna be The flying em see we've got two variants of flying em see in this guide We're gonna start with a physical build. So this one is going off the move fly It's a physical type flying type attack It does normally take two turns to set up So first turn you go up into the annex turn you will come down and hit the Pokemon But with the flying em see you can take away that and it will just hit straight off on that first turn and be a base 175 powered physical attack. So it's pretty strong especially with that 150 base attack stat that requires that carries We've went for nothing fancy with this requires we went for an adamant nature Just to make sure that it's getting the most out of that attack stat maximising it for special defense And then two five two speed just to make sure that we are being as fast as possible So this will speed tie with modus tapuleles, but it will outspeed all things like modus kaioga Adamant groudon and so on and so on we've got an attacking calculation example here for you to show you the power of this Z move from a crisis. So two five two attack requires a supersonic sky strike Versus a full HP not offense zonius, which is just gonna be your regular standard zonius is it has a 68.8% chance to one hit curse. It's pretty powerful Now if you can get a dragon dance up, which I would highly recommend on this sort of set Then that will be a guaranteed one hit curl on pretty much all zonius builds So very powerful very offensive and very threatening if you've got that there Defensive calculation just to show you what it can do what it's capable of without any investment a two five two special attack Tapa Cocoa so timid Tapa Cocoa Thunderbolt versus this requires it in electric terrain has only got a damage output of 56 to 67% so all of the time you're in front of a Tapa Cocoa as long as you know It's not got that Z move you can pretty be comfortable that you're gonna take that attack and be able to get either a dragon dance off or an attack off Or an extreme speed off before it goes down common partners You're gonna see with this over a quasi like a lot of dragons You're gonna see stack attacker as a nice option with it because of its steel type It does have the ability to flip the dimensions under the trick room and make itself very threatening very quickly You've got common partners like Kyoga gonna benefit from Rayquaza Extremely well, especially against growed-ons because you can switch in your a quasi Get rid of the Sun and make sure that Kyoga if it is scoffed It is gonna be hitting first and being able to knock out that growed on taking away the Sun's ability to dampen the water Type attacks a moongus is another nice option as well with Rayquaza Especially because it's prone to ice type attacks and fairy type attacks with that redirection there does support very nicely You can put other things in that slot like the fairy as well But the moongus gives you a nice option in case trick room goes up And you've got that kind of side of the field to deal with that aspect if Rayquaza is a bit vulnerable in those situations Common checks are gonna be things like zernius a lull in nine tails Although it's not very common will give Rayquaza a very hard time both ice and fairy weakness and faster than Rayquaza Can just deal with it very easily the Ganadale is gonna be another one I've just thrown in there that you have to be careful of if you're playing Rayquaza because again It will outspeed you just naturally and it will have access to things that can knock you out pretty easily So that is the first example of a fly in the emcee set We're gonna move on to the next one, which is based off a special Rayquaza rather than a physical Rayquaza So rather than going off the fly for the fly in emcee We're gonna go off air slash on this one So things that you're gonna see common attacks on this kind of Rayquaza gonna be earth power Flamethrower extreme speed and then tailwind probably not gonna see dragon dance too much on this sort of set We've run for a modest nature EV spread of 36 HP 44 defense 92 special attack 116 special defense and 220 speed the 220 speed here allows you to get the jump on all neutral natured max speed base 90s and anything below that so that again is gonna be things like modest Kyoga Adam and Groudon and all the other base 90 Pokemon in the format Tagging calculation here with the supersonic sky strike off that air slash. It's gonna be versus a two three six HP 196 special defense a moongus, which is always gonna be a guaranteed one hit kill So that's your standard in moongus that you're gonna see primarily in this sort of format So you can know that you're gonna be able to remove that from the field if that is something your team struggles against Then you get yourself in a position and Tim dates not gonna weakening it You've got to be careful against snarls But for the most time you're gonna be able to remove that moongus pretty easily Defensive calculation here you can see the defensive investment that we've got does allow you to survive a two five two special attack timid Tapu Lily moon blast pretty much a hundred percent at the time It's only got a six point three percent chance to one hit kill again We've kept the common partners in common checks just for this same build But we'll move on to some variants of those as we go through the next Guides but two options there that you can use the flying emz if you want to go for a physical variant you can do It's got a lot more power You've got a lot more options with the dragon dance there Or you can go down a more special route with that air slash giving yourself and your teammates options to speak control support There as well with the tailwind to different builds to go forward with and test out yourselves Right, we're gonna move on to our next example set and that is gonna be the assault vest Self vest not a massively common item that you see on requiser, but it's a nice option I think it'll become more popular as we go into the ultra series But right now it still has good utility and we can see what it can do from the examples down below We've went for another modest nature and EV spread of 4 HP 28 defense 92 special attack 188 special defense and 196 speed and that speeds that just allows you to get the jump on max speed smegel So I'll give you a raw speeds out of 140, which is quite a nice benchmark So you know anything below that you're gonna be faster than so that's all right and attacking calculation example here So you've got 92 special attack requiser earth power versus a 252 Full defense so Galea was guaranteed to hit girl, which is very nice for you going forward It's also gonna do really good damage to things like incineroar common options like that Dialga nile eagle can hit for good damage And the flamethrower is also gonna be a very good utility on there if you do decide to go down that route defensive calculation here We've got two five to special attack. I'll get ice beam some modest Coyote ice beam against this requiser is always gonna be a two here kill So you can sit pretty safely on the field and know that you're able to take that attack in particular As well as a flurry of other things gonna see common partners here are gonna be things like so go there Incineroar and Serena the Serena is a very interesting one here because being flying you are off the floor So you're not affected by terrain So if you've got tap railing in your team, you can't really protect requiser from those priority attacks But Serena gives you that nice option and for the most part most ice type attacks are coming from water type Pokemon So Serena gives you nice coverage there Incineroar is gonna be nice for the intimidating support the fake out support to help you get a bit of room for Requiser to operate and so go there is something again that helps against those fairy types They do cause requires a lot of issues common checks We're gonna see are things like nile ego that can outspeed naturally threatened with hidden power ice Which could be a big big problem and if you want running an earth power You've got nothing really to hit it back for good damage with type of cocoa is going to be another one Especially again if you've not got that earth power earth power an extremely important option on requiser Just to hit these checks because otherwise they can just sit in front of you quite easily and do a lot of Damaging just deal with Rick was a very easily. So that is the assault vest set We're gonna move on to our next one, which is gonna be the focus ass set We went for a naive nature here because we're taking advantage of both its physical and its special attacks that and with the focus Ass you're kind of allowing yourself a little bit of room So it doesn't matter what attack is coming out on you, you know, you're gonna be able to take it We went for an EV spread of 20 HP for attack 156 special attack that should be 72 special defense and 252 speed So we've got a hundred and fifty six special attack requires an air slash versus a two through six 180 special defense moongus and that is always going to be a one-hit kill So you've got that kind of falling back on there defensive calculation here for this particular Requiser, but you can take a two five to special attack fariora dazzling gleam from a zernius It's always going to be a two hit kill even without the The focus sash so if for some reason your item is lost because of something like magic room You've got that little calculation in the back of your mind that you know you can take You're gonna see common partners with this sort of requires that you're gonna see Cortana, Tapulele and Landriss theory and Landriss students a nice one to pair with Rick was a just for the Intimidate support and it gives it something next to it so I can fire off those earthquakes pretty freely I'm not worried about hitting a partner in Pokemon common checks are gonna be things like Tapulele zygod is gonna be a bit of a problem for a quasi to hit and so glaleo as well Especially if you haven't got access to that earth power So that is the focus sash variant when we've on to our next sample set Which is gonna be the psychic seed a very interesting option for a quasi going into this next example Because I feel like it's got a lot of potential a bit like the assault vest So you can take a lot of those special attacks a lot better with requires a but it gives you the option to utilize speed control Support the rest of your team quite nicely. We've went again for a modest nature effort value here of 12 HP 236 special attack 36 special defense and 220 speed again the 220 speed just gives you the jump on all those base 90s max neutral Natured attack on calculation here. We've got 236 special attack requires a slash versus at 4 HP No, especially defense ludicola like we mentioned earlier It is guaranteed one hit kill which is very nice And like I said in the previous example You're gonna be able to pick up that knockout because it negates the rain So it hasn't got access to that swift swim ability as long as requires a result on the field and a defensive Calc here after that psychic seed has activated you can see that a 252 special attack fairy or a boosted moon blast from a Zornius is a to hit chaos so you can always take that moon blast from Zornius So that's really nice knowing that in the back of your mind if Zornius is out You can always guarantee that tail wind up common partners You're gonna see with this over a quasi again It's gonna be things like Zornius tapulele is obviously gonna be a staple for this sort of set because you need the terrain to Activate that seed Clefairy is a nice option there for the redirection just support with icy wind and other examples helping hand and things like that and Pherothone as well gonna be another thing that can come in and deal with those fairies that are so threatening to requires that Gonna say common checks are gonna be things like dust man in the cosmos Especially with that earth part even if you've got it dust man the cross mobile to take that might have access to weakness Policy and can return with some big damage You're gonna have access to trick room there something that requires it doesn't really tend to like being in that sort of environment So you've got to be careful with that make sure that you got checks in your team to deal with trick room Especially tapulele gonna be something that can threaten requires that pretty hard Especially the more common variants these days are running timid so you need to watch out for those quite a lot And then you've got a bomber snarl as well It's a bit like the nine tails that we saw earlier But on the opposite end of the spectrum if a trick room goes up and a bomber snarl comes in You want to be getting your request out of there? Even though you do negate that hail ability a bomber snarl can have access and still has access to some other ice tap attacks Which it doesn't generally rely on just the hail force so there we go There is a psychic seat set and we will finish off with a counter options and summary table So requires that has a maximum speeds that raw speeds that of a hundred and sixty one So if you're going to counter requires that you need to make sure that you're hitting above that to just give Yourself that little bit of security you can hit it before it hits you minimum speed if it goes a zero I V and no investment and it will only hit 90 speeds that so again If you're going in trick room make sure you're under that one for particular Requiser and then a common speed stat that you're gonna see on the requiser is that just neutral nature with 220 speed a v investment which gives you that 143 speeds that giving you the jump on all of the best 90s neutral nature max speed Common items you're gonna see on requiser in the moon series in particular. You're gonna see that flying emc That's gonna be a big one on requiser taking advantage of that flying type And also it's a big attack and special attack stats Focus sessions gonna be another one as well as that assault vest and the psychic seed could pick up a little bit of Popularity as well as the misty seed as well gonna see common partners are gonna be things like stack attack I auger is always gonna be a very good partner for Requiser with that airlock ability and then incineroar as well just because it is able to cycle those intimidates It's very good in this format as we've all seen has fake out pressure as well And it is a nice pivot as well to help you readjust your board position to help further support Rayquiser best format Checks are gonna be things like zernius tabulele Lola nine tails palkia kyoga and cure and white all things that threaten it very hard And requires I will find it very difficult to deal with if it hasn't got the right support options next to it And best format walls are gonna be things like type of cocoa It is gonna be naturally faster than it has access to most of the time that electric emz Which does threaten Rayquiser very very hard You got type of finny you can sit in front of it all day long doesn't care about really any attacks that are coming up From the Requiser unless it has got that physical flying emz attack coming out onto it And then again as long as type of finny is protected by intimidate support It can probably manage all right and throw off icy winds nature's madness is moon blasts that are all gonna cause Requiser lots of issues and then dialger as well Especially if you're missing that earth power on your own Requiser then dialger can do a lot of work against you Set up trick room through our dragon pulses and just do all sorts of shenanigans They are gonna make life very difficult for you as a Requiser player so things to consider when you're going forward playing Requiser But I hope you've enjoyed The examples that we've covered today and hopefully this gives you a little bit of inspiration as you're going forward in your builds and Trying out Requiser if you do test any of the sets out from the guides today Let me know in the comment section below I'd love to hear how you get on with them or any ideas that you've had about running Requiser yourself But this is hopefully just an introduction to Requiser I give you a bit of an idea with what starting points you can go to what it's capable of in battle And really just something for you to build on and take forward so hopefully you've enjoyed it guys Thank you as always and we'll be back very soon with another guides until then take care of yourselves and buh-bye


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