Alright folks, for those who wish the Nearby feature was working as intended but don't want to use one of the many pinpoint map apps out there, I hacked this together:
https://kyuur.github.io/nearbypokemon
Not sure how it'll hold up with many people accessing, might need to move it to an actual dedicated host and possibly my own CORS proxy (currently uses crossorigin.me to grab the Pokevision data).
I just took down a level 2 gym which included a 1048 or thereabouts Clefable guarding it with just a 799 tentracruel.
No worries, I didn't make it though, the person I quoted did :3
Yeah, this has been annoying me. I mentioned earlier in the thread that my friend still had all the details on their map but in hindsight they probably had a cached/offline version of the map from before the changes (which apparently fixes this issue, but the only way to do it now would be to go back in time
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That's your pokemon's level relative to the current maximum you can raise them to.
)Haha, no worries. I used to be a nuisance on the smash threads fairly regularly ;D
My middle of nowhere gyms have 1800+ Vaporeons. Can't even begin to fight Team Extinct with my 900 Starmie.
That's your pokemon's level relative to the current maximum you can raise them to.
Far left of the arc = level 1, far right of the arc = your trainer level + 1.5 (each 'upgrade' is half a level
Haha, no worries. I used to be a nuisance on the smash threads fairly regularly ;D
The latter my friend xD
Best way to do this is to write down his current stats somewhere handy, also put them into https://pokeassistant.com/main/ivcalculator and click 'find IVs' and then give blastie an 'upgrade'.
If you're using the 'refine' feature on poke assistant it should definitely go down.
He won't be useless if his moveset is good, so don't be afraid to storm gyms with him but I'd probably save my stardust for a better one in terms of the long game
He won't be useless if his moveset is good, so don't be afraid to storm gyms with him but I'd probably save my stardust for a better one in terms of the long game
He won't be useless if his moveset is good, so don't be afraid to storm gyms with him but I'd probably save my stardust for a better one in terms of the long game
Also, if you want you can share the stats with us. I like to run other people's pokemon through the various IV calcs I've found to see how consistent they all are XD
In that case, here's another to enjoy
(found at http://phlavours.tumblr.com/post/148019050216/what-do-you-mean-this-wont-happen-when-gen-3-is)
Uhhhh... you sure those are correct? All the IV calcs scream and fall over when I try those (aka says they're invalid stats)
I genuinely enjoy a bunch of the fanart these team leaders have spawned :3
(http://homebiscuitskillet.tumblr.co...inch-pokemon-go-leader-phone-charms-show-your)
Oops my bad. Hp is 98Uhhhh... you sure those are correct? All the IV calcs scream and fall over when I try those (aka says they're invalid stats)
I genuinely enjoy a bunch of the fanart these team leaders have spawned :3
(http://homebiscuitskillet.tumblr.co...inch-pokemon-go-leader-phone-charms-show-your)
I wouldn't have any issue with Dragonite if it were it's own single-stage evo rather than the bizarre and tragic end to an otherwise promising evo line, aesthetically
I wouldn't have any issue with Dragonite if it were it's own single-stage evo rather than the bizarre and tragic end to an otherwise promising evo line, aesthetically
Dragonite wouldn't bother me if he was his own Pokemon. But that awesome line just... dies.Ah, got it, cool :3
I often wish they'd expand on the whole eviolite thing and maybe allow us to convert a fully evolved pokemon into a stone you can hand to the lower forms that give it all it's stats and abilities, or vica versa of turning lower evos into stones you can give to higher ones to change their appearance to that of the lower oneThat's why I don't like. He's just a ... well he's something. He doesn't feel like he fits with the line. I absolutely love Dratini and Dragonair. Then you get to Dragonite and it's just like "Why?"
That's... not what I got from checking it based on the picture. It was 0% - 20% for me, but then I don't know what your refined stats are
So I should Basically be looking for badass squirtals and warturtles. Gotcha!Ah, got it, cool :3
Ouch, yeah, even without the refinement it's not pretty IV-wise.
Thing to remember is that while IVs give you an edge, species and moveset trump everything. A 0% perfect IV Blastoise with decent moves will still annihilate over half the other pokemon in the game if their levels are roughly equal
I often wish they'd expand on the whole eviolite thing and maybe allow us to convert a fully evolved pokemon into a stone you can hand to the lower forms that give it all it's stats and abilities, or vica versa of turning lower evos into stones you can give to higher ones to change their appearance to that of the lower one
Honestly, if you want a lethal IV blastoise you want to hatch a squirtle from an egg. starter line pokemon in the wild tend to have 'cursed' IVs
The game has 3 hidden stats for your pokemon that determine how much health they have, how much damage they do and how much damage inflicted to them is reduced. These 3 hidden stats have 3 hidden bonus values that are randomly generated when your pokemon is 'born' ranging from +0 to +15 which get added to these. The percentage is how close they are to having the maximum bonus for each of the three stats (so if all 3 stats have +15 that's 100%) You can read more about them in the Megafaq linked in the opening post of this thread and there's also a link to a handy IV calculator you can use to try and work out the hidden values right next to it. I've quoted the relevant bits below, but if you ever need to find them again, remember that they're in the first post of the thread
If there's anything those don't clear up for you, feel free to ask :3
Honestly, if you want a lethal IV blastoise you want to hatch a squirtle from an egg. starter line pokemon in the wild tend to have 'cursed' IVs
The game has 3 hidden stats for your pokemon that determine how much health they have, how much damage they do and how much damage inflicted to them is reduced. These 3 hidden stats have 3 hidden bonus values that are randomly generated when your pokemon is 'born' ranging from +0 to +15 which get added to these. The percentage is how close they are to having the maximum bonus for each of the three stats (so if all 3 stats have +15 that's 100%) You can read more about them in the Megafaq linked in the opening post of this thread and there's also a link to a handy IV calculator you can use to try and work out the hidden values right next to it. I've quoted the relevant bits below, but if you ever need to find them again, remember that they're in the first post of the thread
If there's anything those don't clear up for you, feel free to ask :3
Hatched 93 eggs not a single stater.Honestly, if you want a lethal IV blastoise you want to hatch a squirtle from an egg. starter line pokemon in the wild tend to have 'cursed' IVs
No worries
Not that you have a lot of control over what eggs you get, but if you want starters you're best focussing on the 2km ones as they can be starters and have the smallest range of pokemon they could possibly be. It's all just rolling dice though and trying to hedge the odds XD
That's... not what I got from checking it based on the picture. It was 0% - 20% for me, but then I don't know what your refined stats are
edit: I should probably take the time to warn peeps now but it's well known that starter mons found in the wild have bad IVs. One of the 3 is almost always straight zero. You ideally want ones from eggs to get around this as they don't seem to have this bizarre 'curse'.
Ok, so I guess I better explain how this works.
Nah I refined it. All I did was change the numbers after each power up to calculate. I trust the site that I used so I will stick with the 89 venusaurOk, so I guess I better explain how this works.
When you use a calculator the optimal way to get results is to enter the values before you do anything to get a starting range. This range will usually be fairly wide but the important thing to know is that no matter what, the values of your actual pokemon will not get better or worse than this unless there's a fault with the calculator or you entered something wrong, no matter how much you upgrade it.
Once you've done this you then write the values down somewhere so you don't lose them, punch in the new values after you evolve or power up your pokemon ONCE (no more or it won't work) and then click the 'refine' button. What this does is looks at the new possiblities and discards any that weren't in the original batch because ultimatley this is a process of elimination. You continue this process until there's only one possibility, you're happy enough with the ones in the range you have or you've decided that the possibilities in the range are so abysmal you've kind of given up
What I suspect you've done is you've clicked on 'find IVs' on each entry which means it's treating it as a brand new monster each time which means it has less data to go on than if you'd refined it. I'm afraid it's highly unlikely that your venusaur has IVs better than 20% based on what you started with :/
edit: Looking at the possibilities I think you're likely stuck at 9%, but I'm basing that off the fact that almost all starter line pokemon found in the wild usually have one of their IVs set to zero.
but Ty for your input lol