Who's your 6?

Well there are 2 ways which I can imagine pvp can be designed.

1. Something like actual gym system. So faster attacks would be better.
2. Something like old game boy pokemon games combined with card game. Where every player will have one turn to attack/heal. And choose between strong but not so accurate attacks and less powerfull but more accurate attacks.

But this is just mine imagination.

Either would!

I predict Outrage will kind of blow in PvP for two reasons: a longer colldown than hyperbeam, the damage is dealt late in the animation (2.5-3s into the animation?)-it will be easy to dodge and will allow the opponent to also dish out hella damage.

I have a feeling moves wil be rebalanced when PvP is released, or at least some time after? If not, and if moves stay the way they do, I'd choose DT/DC > DB/O;

DB is favorable over DT only in terms of cooldown; Energy generation is slightly inferior to DT and the DPS is even more inferior (albeit not by much). However, Running DB with O is counter-intuitive from a dodging perspective; hurricane would be better in this context.

D.C. Especially will be very valuable in PvP due to the ability to dodge an opponent's charge move and then immediately punish them with minimal risk of taking the next attack

Also I agree that AT > HP for vaporeon in PvP, as it will allow an individual to fire off a charge move and THEN switch out, in the case that the opponent switches in a counter. HP requires much more energy and will be more of a commitment, in the case that the opponent switches in, say, jolteon, after you switch in vape.

L/BS is going to be sooooo nasty in PvP, good decision ::))

I bet Niantic will regulate legendaries in PvP, I predict that an option will exist to either include them or not, and the default will be not allowed (otherwise everybody would choose all legendaries for the most part, reducing variety). ~ This is just another prediction ~

Lastly, as much as I like using B/SE Tyranitar, Bite charged energy very slowly. That will allows opponents to freely switch in a counter (Machamp). I won't run Tyranitar (at least with Stone Edge) for this reason, but if you choose to, it will be a sweet mon when the opponent's Tyranitar counters are KO'd !

Edit: I don't know how those blocks became bold, sorry, didn't mean for that!

Also, I know this post is founded upon a tonnnnn of assumption, but I based these off the current battle mechanics, which, If they hold true, may allow this reflection to hold accurate in some areas