Also the main thing with status conditions and raising stats in the main game versus competitive battles is that in the main game you can rely on things like being terribly overleveled and having stacks of full restores and max revived versus in a competitive battle everyone's level 50 and the only way to heal is to use a move or held item. In a standard battle you can switch your Pokemon between opponents (if you play on switch, I prefer set personally) and switching generally isn't a big deal because you often don't have things to worry about like Pursuit and 6IV opponents. Most game trainers have low AI and their Pokemon usually have 0 IVs in every stat (with the exemption being gym leaders, elite 4, bosses, and ace trainers/veterans, who usually will have 30-31IVs in every stat while your team generally consists of Pokemon on the weaker spectrum so you very heavily rely on healing items and being overleveled.) I actually did a bit of research and discovered that most of S/Ms boss trainers had flawless Pokemon, a very big step up from whereas in ORAS Steven, and only Steven's team had IVs of 30 in every stat, and the Hoenn E4 had only 25.
So when I do playthroughs I do full-aggressive teams as well. Granted I still focus on full type-coverage and like to have an equal balance of physical, special, sweepers, and walls, but competitive tactics and status moves are much better saved for the competitive spectrum.
