Scanners should be back soon! Yay!
So for IVS, what's the ideal "definitely should evolve this"? 90% or higher?
I'm running out of Pokéballs.
When I started I had like 50.
I thought getting them would be trivial, but now I have only 6. Latest Pokéstop I used rewarded me with 3 balls only.
Any tips?
Really? How sure are you? Any potential places would need to stay off way clear of any normal boards or Nintantic could easily find them for the C&D.
Nori-chan! How ya been buddy?
Browns suck, Chargers suck xD
Really? How sure are you? Any potential places would need to stay off way clear of any normal boards or Nintantic could easily find them for the C&D.
Nori-chan! How ya been buddy?
Browns suck, Chargers suck xD
Been watching the pokemon dev discord the last few days. They cracked the code. People already have bots sadly. I just want my scanners back.Really? How sure are you? Any potential places would need to stay off way clear of any normal boards or Nintantic could easily find them for the C&D.
Nori-chan! How ya been buddy?
Browns suck, Chargers suck xD
Pidgeys are boring af, but they are a source for leveling.
I'm running out of Pokéballs.
When I started I had like 50.
I thought getting them would be trivial, but now I have only 6. Latest Pokéstop I used rewarded me with 3 balls only.
Any tips?
Ok, I could probably dig through thousands of posts and find an answer, but no luck yet.
Could someone please point me to a calculator, or site, or themselves explain HOW I know a Pokémon's "IV"??? Also, what does it mean...what should I do with it?
I need it explained or guided in the truest form of a noob that knows nothing at all about it.
Googled it and sites/results i found just skimmed over it. They were no help.
Each type of Pokemon has a base set of attributes for Stamina, Attack and Defence. Each specific Pokemon is "born" with it's own IV (individual values), that further increase these stats by 0-15 extra points. You can not change the IV's, not all Pokemon are born equal.
These IV's make small differences in the final power of a Pokemon. For example, the base attributes of a Charizard are 212, 182, 156. This would be the "worst" charizard available where all IV's are zero. With max IV's, a Charizard would have 227, 197, 171. Each of these Atk, Def and Stam values for Charizard are only 7-10% better.
Nonetheless, if having the absolute best Pokemon is critical to you, this tool wll help you find the hidden IV values that your Pokemon has so you can decide to keep it or try for something better.
This tool uses the two following formulas and the inputs you provide about your Pokemon to attempt to identify its IVs:
HP = (Base Stam + Stam IV) * Lvl(CPScalar)
CP = (Base Atk + Atk IV) * (Base Def + Def IV)^0.5 * (Base Stam + Stam IV)^0.5 * Lvl(CPScalar)^2 / 10
Note that Pokemon have hidden levels and each level requires two "Power-Ups", this tool will display Level 4.5 if your Pokemon has had one Power-Up after level 4.
Major credit to u/__isitin__ for digging up the data.
Huge thanks to trainer JarydC for getting the javascript for this across the line at the 11th hour, and to Ciuff and Nylonee for getting the ball rolling.
Refining Results
There can be many possible IV's that would produce the Pokemon you have. You are able to narrow down the Pokemon by leveling it up OR evolving it, and submitting the new details to this tool
After your first search, a new "Refine" button will appear. Power-up the Pokemon once OR evolve it, observe its new CP HP and Dust Prices, enter the new details, then click "Refine".
The "Refine" process will automatically identify if you evolved the mon (species changed) or if you powered it up. But only one at a time. Don't attempt to evolve and powerup between submissions, or powerup multiple times between submissions. The tool assumes you're taking it one step at a time.
Some Pokemon can have their IV's identified immediately, other will require up to 5 Power-Ups to know exactly which IV set it has. Regardless, you should know within 0-1 powerups if it's "close to perfect".
Pokemon with 10CP or 10HP
So these are a bit fo a pain. Niantic rounds up those formulas above to 10 if they ever score below. So if you put in a Rattata you just caught, with 10CP and 10HP, you'll find that it can have 4096 possible IV combinations and be anywhere from 0-93% perfect.
Unfortunately, for some Pokemon, that's just the way it is, you can not know if it's good a good set of IV's or a poor set until you Power it up a couple times.
I use Poke assistant calculator. https://pokeassistant.com/main/ivcalculator
I'm sure there are others.
The explanation they give is...
I'm running out of Pokéballs.
When I started I had like 50.
I thought getting them would be trivial, but now I have only 6. Latest Pokéstop I used rewarded me with 3 balls only.
Any tips?
I would recommend PokéAdvisor since it pulls your IVs directly from the server. No calculation requiredjust answers.
Safe to use?
Yep! You don't provide your email or password, just an authentication key.
Whoa, I have a 97.8% Voltorb
you know
catching balls, something nothing our receivers will do
I am convinced that this is the same person with two different accounts.
Report for cheating or not? What do you guys think?
I would recommend PokéAdvisor since it pulls your IVs directly from the server. No calculation requiredjust answers.
Absolutely the worst moves a Seaking can have, and Seaking is pretty bad generally. A Seaking can be situationally useful with Megahorn and Poison Jab due to certain Type bonuses, but even then, it's a Pokemon with 0 STAB moves and middling CP growth.
(You never know when another rebalance could happen of course, but I wouldn't be throwing my stardust at him)
so anything over 80% is good?
I am convinced that this is the same person with two different accounts.
Report for cheating or not? What do you guys think?
It sucked. Nothing good spawned.Not sure if there are any Belgium Gaffers here, but this is what our Zoo in Antwerp looked like last Friday. Absolutely crazy. About 10 000 ~ 15 000 people were hunting Pokémons.
However due to the amount of people present, actually playing the game was a very difficult task....
Yes, because of a glitch pokemon low on the dex can't have good iv in the wild.Are egg Pokémon supposed to have higher IVs?
Two new countries were added recently and lo and behold, it resulted in no server issues. Everyone was expecting it but it never came. Why? Because there was also no trackers.
Besides, prepare for all those days of decryption to be for nothing.
What's all these % things you guys are talking about? I don't see it on my Pokemon.
IV means individual values. It's an individual Pokémon's genes. It's hidden but you can calculate it or use third party websites such as pokeadvisor. The higher the %, the better.What's all these % things you guys are talking about? I don't see it on my Pokemon.
The percentage is how close the Pokémon's combined IVs (hidden stats) are to perfect. Most of them are using PokéAdvisor, which gives an exact value pulled right from the servers, though some people use online calculators to get a rough idea of the IVs.
IV means individual values. It's an individual Pokémon's genes. It's hidden but you can calculate it or use third party websites such as pokeadvisor. The higher the %, the better.
The way it works is that a species of Pokémon will have certain attributes (such as high HP like Snorlax). IVs are the variation within a species of said Pokémon on top of the base stats and it's random like genes.
Are the "good" moves the same ones from the "normal" games?Typically speaking, yes. The higher the IVs, the higher your ultimate CP. Of course, movesets also play a factor, so an 81% with meh moves would probably prove less useful than a 79% with great moves. But yeah, 80%-and-up is usually solid.
Optimal Movesets per POKéMONAre the "good" moves the same ones from the "normal" games?
Thsnks guys. I checked out Pokeadvisor. They asked for a Google authentication key.p before I can view my stats. That's normal right?
Anyway, I got a 87% Eevee. Is that a good one to focus on upgrading?
So basically for all the low IV duplicates, I should be transferring them? What if their CP is high?
IVs mean nothing if you don't plan on using stardust to level up to their max level. IVs are just a means to figure out a pokemons best potential CP, but at any given moment the CP is what it is. People are planning for an end game when it comes to IVs.
Yeah it depends. If one of two of the same Pokemon has lower IVs but higher CP, it just means it's at a higher level. If you have no real intention of leveling up further, go with the already higher CP.Hmm ok. So basically, low CP low IV Pokemons are insta-transfer but high CP low IV or low CP high IV depends on what you plan to do eventually?
Also, jumping leaves on the map indicates Pokemon spawns?