"On Soloing Snarl/Wild Charge Arcanine"

#PokemonGO: A few days ago I posted about soloing Arcanine with Snarl/Crunch. Today, I achieved a similar victory, with an identical team and lineup.31 B/SE Tyranitar 13/15/14 (93%)38.5 RT/SE Golem 15/12/14 (91%)30.5 WG/HP Vaporeon 15/8/13 (80%)30.5 WG/HP Vaporeon 14/11/14 (87%)30.5 WG/HP Vaporeon 11/10/15 (80%)31 RT/RB Golem 15/13/15 (95%)Important notes: 1) I had intended to try it without dodging at all, and got spooked by how hard the first Wild Charge hit Tyranitar; I attempted to dodge the next one (and failed) and then proceeded to attempt to dodge a Wild Charge with the subsequent Golem (failed) and then successfully dodged the next Wild Charge against that same Golem. That was the extent of my dodging attempts.2) I started with 178 seconds, just a touch better than the attempt against Snarl/Crunch. There was no restart or cache clearing, but the app was only open for the 3 minute walk from my house to the gym, so the effect was about the same.3) All 3 Vaporeon got smoked, but still contributed excellent damage during their abbreviated lives. I managed two Hydro Pumps with at least one despite not dodging with them at all.4) This time the RB Golem DID see combat, just long enough to unleash 2 Rock Blasts in quick succession, ending the raid. I finished with about 10 seconds left, a little quicker than against Crunch. My guess at the disparity is that Wild Charge contributed more energy toward my own charge moves, as well as the obvious DPS difference between being forced to clean up the last remaining HP with Water Gun on the previous attempt, as opposed to using 2 quick Rock Blasts. I definitely think I could have finished faster; the two failed dodge attempts obviously detracted from my time, and even the successful dodge was largely unimportant, given Golem's double resistance.And that's it! Hopefully this helps people deciding whether or not to attempt this moveset, and aids them in deciding how to order their team. via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2wR1ntW