re: Official Pokemon GO Megathread

There's specific math behind the eevee evos..and of course I know it.


The short of it is..attack speed isn't included in cp consideration so Jolteon has low CP.

Vaporeon should attack slower but actually has the 6th highest dps attack in the game. So he has high hp, high attk, decent defense...thus high cp.

Then each pokemon can have IVs which is another variable to determine how much CP they get.

This is why 'heavy hitters' like snorlax are king...attk speed doesn't really matter in this game .... the dps of your main basic attk is,what counts and vaporeon and snorlax have 2 of the 3 best. Alakazam has the best

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Here is the document I reference to determine if a poke is worth investing stardust in

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So my Slowbro ended up with Confusion as his base move... so he's basically trash if I'm reading that sheet right, correct?

Yeah there's only trash around me at the moment as well. I just want to find that magikarp nest, it's lurking around here somewhere

Jesus cheating in this game is out of control already. You don't need the radar anymore apparently, just get notifications of their exact position and head on over there before he leaves.

No wonder the radar server is off.

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Jesus cheating in this game is out of control already. You don't need the radar anymore apparently, just get notifications of their exact position and head on over there before he leaves.

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I could be mistaken, but aren't you the guy that said he was using cheats from ingress reddits to find pokemon?

"There are secrets from ingress and no I won't share them here"

Here is why I don't feel bad about using pokevision:

Even if I find the pokemon, I still have to get to it in time, then:

Hope it has high CP
Hope it has high IVs

Catch it in 1 throw using a razz berry, great/ultra ball, curveball AND great/excellent throw

Then on top of all of that... hope it has the right moveset.

Then farm enough candy , dust, and trainer xp to power it up

Individual values.

Pokemon can have different amounts of CP per powerup depending on if their IVs are high, medium, or low

There was a tangela right outside my front door I would of never seen if not for pokevision

Nearbye

I actually don't know as it's honestly too small for me personally to care since the gym system is so simple.

I imagine it's based on how much CP is given from a powerup, then looking at the exact HP given to determine if that stat was High medium or low, then doing math on the difference to see if attack and defense are H M or L

Probably could Google it. Pokemon Go IVs.