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When you're doing PVP pet teams, do you switch them up every battle (like a kind of teams 1 through 10 or whatever) or do you keep using the same team over and over?

I'm just curious.

I think most people stick with one team for a while unless they run into a team that is a particularly bad match up. Even then they may not change until they've got that bad match up a couple times.

I have three primary teams that I run on rotation. I usually do three or four fights and then switch to the next team. Just makes it a little more interesting for me

Same team with minor swaps. On the team I use for almost all PvP games, two of the pets are always the same and the third slot varies between three other pets depending on what I'm tending to queue in to at a given time.

I also have a second team that I use very occasionally for if someone puts together a serious counter for my main team.

The above has worked for about 1,800 wins, and will hopefully eventually get me to the 5k achievement.

i try to play different teams, but there are too few viable pets due to the main team i go against, being valk/dah/whatever. i have 5 teams that are fun to play and very strong, but most lose automatically to even decently played val'kyrs (even worse paired with a dah, and worse yet against a s/s dah.)

I usually do 10-50 matches with a team.
I switch it up every 3 matches when I am forming a team. I usually choose 1 pet that I form a team around, and I switch the others two around until I have synergy that works.

For the most part, I will have 2 -3 teams I usually regularly depending on what flavor of the month my opponite is using, Of course as I add new pets I like to experiment as well.

I cycle through my teams (100+), new one every game. I would die of boredom if I had to play the same team every time. When I face the same opponent over and over and over I will sometimes make a counter team and repeat it with variations, but mostly I just keep playing the next one on the list, unless it would be too horribly painful as a match-up.