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Most of the Pokemon players don't really mind about what type of Pokemon they are facing in Gym battles. As long as their Pokemon have greater CP then that should good to go.
But that should not be the case. The true Pokemon Master should know the Pokemons weaknesses and what type of Pokemon should you choose to attack effectively.
Check this chart below and familiarize what of Pokemons they are and their weaknesses.
But that should not be the case. The true Pokemon Master should know the Pokemons weaknesses and what type of Pokemon should you choose to attack effectively.
Check this chart below and familiarize what of Pokemons they are and their weaknesses.
And below is the original tweet of Pokemon Go News.
Here's a chart detailing Pokémon, their types, and what is effective against what in #PokemonGO. [credit] u/B3rnuz pic.twitter.com/MgeQLlzrkI— Pokémon GO News (@PokemonGoNews) August 27, 2016
Pokemon Type Chart - Detailed Types and Effectiveness in Attacks
I know you want to have the strongest Pokemon in your Pokedex. Few of you might already have all of these, but for some still struggling in finding these Pokemons. But it is nice to know you got the strongest Pokemon, so I've listed the top 10 Strongest Pokemons available in Pokemon Go.
If you have one of these Pokemons, then you are lucky because you already have a defender of your gym. These are based on their maximum CP.
Max CP; 3500
Fast Attacks: Dragon Breath (6 Damage), Steel Wing (15 Damage)
Special Attacks: Dragon Claw (35), Dragon Pulse (65), Hyper Beam (120)
Base Stamina: 182 stamina points.
Base Attack: 250 attack points.
Base Defense: 212 defense points.
Max CP: 3112
Fast Attacks: Lick (5), Zen Headbutt (12)
Special Attacks: Body Slam (40), Earthquake (100), Hyper Beam (120)
Base Stamina: 320 stamina points.
Base Attack: 180 attack points.
Base Defense: 180 defense points.
Max CP: 2995
Fast Attacks: Confusion (15), Zen Headbutt (12)
Special Attacks: Psychic (55), Seed Bomb (40), Solar Beam (120)
Base Stamina: 190 stamina points.
Base Attack: 232 attack points.
Base Defense: 164 defense points.
Max CP: 2983
Fast Attacks: Bite (6), Fire Fang (10)
Special Attacks: Bulldoze (35), Fire Blast (100), Flamethrower (55)
Base Stamina: 180 stamina points.
Base Attack: 230 attack points.
Base Defense: 180 defense points.
Max CP: 2980
Fast Attacks: Frost Breath (9), Ice Shard (15)
Special Attacks: Blizzard (100), Dragon Pulse (65), Ice Beam (65)
Base Stamina: 260 stamina points.
Base Attack: 186 attack points.
Base Defense: 190 defense points.
Max CP: 2816
Fast Attacks: Water Gun (6)
Special Attacks: Aqua Tail (45), Hydro Pump (90), Water Pulse (35)
Base Stamina: 260 stamina points.
Base Attack: 186 attack points.
Base Defense: 168 defense points.
Max CP: 2688
Fast Attacks: Bite (6)
Special Attacks: Dragon Pulse (65), Hydro Pump (90), Twister (25)
Base Stamina: 190 stamina points.
Base Attack: 192 attack points.
Base Defense: 196 defense points.
Max CP: 2643
Fast Attacks: Ember (10)
Special Attacks: Fire Blast (100), Flamethrower (55), Heat Wave (80)
Base Stamina: 130 stamina points.
Base Attack: 238 attack points.
Base Defense: 178 defense points.
Max CP: 2602
Fast Attacks: Ember (10), Wing Attack (9)
Special Attacks: Dragon Claw (35), Fire Blast (100), Flamethrower (55)
Base Stamina: 156 stamina points.
Base Attack: 212 attack points.
Base Defense: 182 defense points.
Max CP: 2602
Fast Attacks: Lick (5), Poison Jab (12)
Special Attacks: Dark Pulse (45), Gunk Shot (65), Sludge Wave (70)
Base Stamina: 210 stamina points.
Base Attack: 180 attack points.
Base Defense: 188 defense points.
If you have one of these Pokemons, then you are lucky because you already have a defender of your gym. These are based on their maximum CP.
1. Dragonite
Max CP; 3500
Fast Attacks: Dragon Breath (6 Damage), Steel Wing (15 Damage)
Special Attacks: Dragon Claw (35), Dragon Pulse (65), Hyper Beam (120)
Base Stamina: 182 stamina points.
Base Attack: 250 attack points.
Base Defense: 212 defense points.
2. Snorlax
Max CP: 3112
Fast Attacks: Lick (5), Zen Headbutt (12)
Special Attacks: Body Slam (40), Earthquake (100), Hyper Beam (120)
Base Stamina: 320 stamina points.
Base Attack: 180 attack points.
Base Defense: 180 defense points.
3. Exeggutor
Max CP: 2995
Fast Attacks: Confusion (15), Zen Headbutt (12)
Special Attacks: Psychic (55), Seed Bomb (40), Solar Beam (120)
Base Stamina: 190 stamina points.
Base Attack: 232 attack points.
Base Defense: 164 defense points.
4. Arcanine
Max CP: 2983
Fast Attacks: Bite (6), Fire Fang (10)
Special Attacks: Bulldoze (35), Fire Blast (100), Flamethrower (55)
Base Stamina: 180 stamina points.
Base Attack: 230 attack points.
Base Defense: 180 defense points.
5. Lapras
Max CP: 2980
Fast Attacks: Frost Breath (9), Ice Shard (15)
Special Attacks: Blizzard (100), Dragon Pulse (65), Ice Beam (65)
Base Stamina: 260 stamina points.
Base Attack: 186 attack points.
Base Defense: 190 defense points.
6. Vaporeon
Max CP: 2816
Fast Attacks: Water Gun (6)
Special Attacks: Aqua Tail (45), Hydro Pump (90), Water Pulse (35)
Base Stamina: 260 stamina points.
Base Attack: 186 attack points.
Base Defense: 168 defense points.
7. Gyarados
Max CP: 2688
Fast Attacks: Bite (6)
Special Attacks: Dragon Pulse (65), Hydro Pump (90), Twister (25)
Base Stamina: 190 stamina points.
Base Attack: 192 attack points.
Base Defense: 196 defense points.
8. Flareon
Max CP: 2643
Fast Attacks: Ember (10)
Special Attacks: Fire Blast (100), Flamethrower (55), Heat Wave (80)
Base Stamina: 130 stamina points.
Base Attack: 238 attack points.
Base Defense: 178 defense points.
9. Charizard
Max CP: 2602
Fast Attacks: Ember (10), Wing Attack (9)
Special Attacks: Dragon Claw (35), Fire Blast (100), Flamethrower (55)
Base Stamina: 156 stamina points.
Base Attack: 212 attack points.
Base Defense: 182 defense points.
10. Muk
Max CP: 2602
Fast Attacks: Lick (5), Poison Jab (12)
Special Attacks: Dark Pulse (45), Gunk Shot (65), Sludge Wave (70)
Base Stamina: 210 stamina points.
Base Attack: 180 attack points.
Base Defense: 188 defense points.
Top 10 Most Powerful Pokemons Available in Pokemon Go
RyanVanGo is an experienced Pokemon Go Player with a lot of knowledge in playing it. Based from his experienced he was able to write these tips and tricks for you to achieve the best Pokemon Go stats.
This is very worth reading...
When Pokemon GO was about a week old, I put together a guide for newer players and anyone who wanted to see some of the things that could be done a bit differently. I called it “10 things I wish I knew 22 levels ago”. Since then, some of the information has changed so I decided to go through it and fix some of the outdated information. Please enjoy, and feel free to leave me any feedback!
1. SAVE YOUR STARDUST! By the time you find this article you’ll likely have powered up your starter a bit and maybe a few others. That’s ok, but from here on out, don’t spend any of it! I know you want those pokemon to have the highest cp they can get, but try to be patient. In the beginning you level up pretty darn quick, and as you do so you naturally catch stronger pokemon, and without having to spend your all-too-precious stardust. More on this later.
2. Those gyms? Ignore them. At least for a while. “What?! Isn’t that the whole point of the game?! I’m finally allowed to click them and you want me to ignore them?!” Yeah, pretty much. At level 5 Pokemon GO lets you finally pick your team (choose carefully, there is no redo on this one). You will probably also notice that the pokemon defending those gyms are massive compared to yours. You’ll barely be able to scratch them.
Right around levels 10-15 you can probably start practicing a little bit and you'll find a few gyms you can actually beat on your own, or if you have some higher level friends to play with maybe they’ll help you get your foot in the door, but you won’t be able to put a good hurtin’ on gyms for quite a while. And that’s ok.
Spend that time leveling up and learning the mechanics and how to dodge and all that fun stuff. There are tons of articles and all kinds of conflicting opinions on how best to attack and defend and boost a gym, so I won’t cover that here. Just get some 1000+ cp pokemon and learn how best works for you.
3. IMPORTANT! When you finally are able to attack gyms and get a pokemon in there, DON’T FORGET YOUR COINS! For every pokemon you have in a gym at the same time, you can collect 10 free coins and 500 stardust. Doesn’t sound like much, but it adds up. When you’re confident you have the most gyms you’ll be able to hold at a given time, go in to the shop tab and on the top right click the green shield icon. You can only do this once every 21 hours though, so click wisely!
4. This is the long form explanation of the DON’T WASTE STARDUST tip with an explanation. As you play, keep transferring things out. You can do this pretty safely without worrying about in-depth play for a long time.
3. IMPORTANT! When you finally are able to attack gyms and get a pokemon in there, DON’T FORGET YOUR COINS! For every pokemon you have in a gym at the same time, you can collect 10 free coins and 500 stardust. Doesn’t sound like much, but it adds up. When you’re confident you have the most gyms you’ll be able to hold at a given time, go in to the shop tab and on the top right click the green shield icon. You can only do this once every 21 hours though, so click wisely!
4. This is the long form explanation of the DON’T WASTE STARDUST tip with an explanation. As you play, keep transferring things out. You can do this pretty safely without worrying about in-depth play for a long time.
For example, if you have a cp 50 bellsprout and catch a cp 60 bellsprout, go ahead and transfer the cp 50 one. Otherwise they just fill up space in your inventory. Usually at the end of a long walk playing the game I’ll sit down and do all of my transferring at once to save time. Just keep in mind that bag space is precious and low cp pokemon don’t do you any good. So boil em down in to candy when you can until you’re ready to evolve.
Do NOT evolve incrementally. That means, if you have 25 oddish candies and want vileplume, don’t evolve your best oddish in to gloom. Wait until you have all 125 candies. If you have a 200 oddish and make it a 370 gloom, it’s entirely possible it’ll take you 5 or 10 more levels to get the next 100 candies, and by then you’ll be catching 350 oddishes.
"So what? I have a 370 gloom!" So... If you had waited until you had 125, you would have a 350 oddish that could become a 500+ gloom, then immediately a 1200 vileplume (I’m guessing here a bit, but close enough). You’ve effectively made your gloom worthless to you, and wasted your candies. Do this with every 3 tier pokemon.
Always wait ‘til you can go all out. If this doesn’t make sense, think about the numbers. It took you until level 10 to collect the first 25 candies to evolve it once. It will take you 4 times as long to collect the next 100. That will be quite a few levels and quite a few much bigger base pokemon. This only stops being true in the mid to high 20’s, when it doesn’t matter all that much.
5. Catch everything you can. You get experience and stardust which is important, but it also teaches you a lot about the pokemon in your area. By level 10 you’ll have an idea of which pokemon are common, uncommon, rare, and ultra rare.
5. Catch everything you can. You get experience and stardust which is important, but it also teaches you a lot about the pokemon in your area. By level 10 you’ll have an idea of which pokemon are common, uncommon, rare, and ultra rare.
Don’t be afraid to evolve more common pokemon as you get the candies either, JUST ONCE THOUGH, TO GET THE POKEDEX ENTRY (more in tip 8). For the most part, if you’ve managed to get enough candies to evolve to its last stage by the time you’re level 15, you’ll probably be finding a ton more.
So go ahead and evolve them to fill out your pokedex, just don’t waste stardust beefing them up because you’ll naturally find a bigger one anyway. (I’m still farming gastly, for example. A long time ago I caught a wild haunter and spent a bunch of candy and stardust on it in anticipation of having a nice big gengar. BIG mistake. I’m catching gastly that are higher cp than that haunter now. Wish I waited. So be patient.)
6. The exception to stardust rules are ONLY for pokemon you can’t reasonably expect to find again for a very long time, and EVEN THEN, ONLY IF YOU PLAN TO USE THEM. For example, if you’re level 12 and you just hatched a snorlax, MAYBE go ahead and power it up if you’re desperate for lowbie gym action.
6. The exception to stardust rules are ONLY for pokemon you can’t reasonably expect to find again for a very long time, and EVEN THEN, ONLY IF YOU PLAN TO USE THEM. For example, if you’re level 12 and you just hatched a snorlax, MAYBE go ahead and power it up if you’re desperate for lowbie gym action.
But I’ll promise you this, if you hatch another snorlax at level 20, you’ll wish you saved all that stardust and candy (hatched 10 kms can come with 25+ candy, which is insanely valuable for higher level hatched pokemon). So do so with caution.
And I’ll say this as well; if you message me saying you’re level 12 and you have a super-awesome-rare-pokemon and ask if it’s safe to power up, I will say you don’t need to. I don’t care what pokemon it is. At low levels, literally nothing is worth powering up in my opinion, and you’ll be happy at later levels when you still have all that stardust.
7. The Power-Leveling trick or the pidgey/weedle trick... SAVE YOUR LUCKY EGGS! This is a big one. It’ll come in to play around levels 14-25 pretty heavily. As you play and follow the other tips, you’ll likely notice you’re getting a bus load of pidgeys/weedles/rattatas/whatever. By the time you’re level 14 or 15, there’s a good chance you’ll have saved up 200 or more of the candies for each of those, what with transferring and all (seriously…there’s tons of them).
7. The Power-Leveling trick or the pidgey/weedle trick... SAVE YOUR LUCKY EGGS! This is a big one. It’ll come in to play around levels 14-25 pretty heavily. As you play and follow the other tips, you’ll likely notice you’re getting a bus load of pidgeys/weedles/rattatas/whatever. By the time you’re level 14 or 15, there’s a good chance you’ll have saved up 200 or more of the candies for each of those, what with transferring and all (seriously…there’s tons of them).
This is what you’re saving those lucky eggs for. Once you’ve accumulated 200+ candies for pidgey, weedle, and/or caterpie (and a bunch for rattata probably) you want to stockpile those pokemon as well. To take full advantage, you’ll want at least 20-25 pidgeys and weedles, and a handful of the others (about 60 in total of these super common pokemon). To evolve a pidgey or weedle in to pidgeotto or kakuna, you’ll need 12 candies.
You get a candy for evolving, and another for transferring the pidgeotto and kakuna (don’t think about this part, it’s just extra info). When you have em all saved up, turn on your lucky egg by clicking it in your items menu then do the following as fast as possible.
Click a pidgey/weedle, hit evolve, wait for the animation, close it out, repeat. DO NO EVOLVE ALL THE WAY TO PIDGEOT OR BEEDRILL UNLESS YOU NEED IT FOR YOUR POKEDEX! With the lucky egg on, you’ll get 1000 experience for each evolution. If you go fast enough, you’ll get between 50,000-60,000 experience for each lucky egg.
Evolving all the way to pidgeot will waste 50 candies, you want to only do the first stage so you can evolve the most amount of pokemon to take advantage of the trick. When you run out of weedles and pidgeys, move on to caterpies (also 12 for the first evolution) and rattatas (25 per evolution). Do this until your half hour is up, and you’ll likely have boosted yourself 2 or 3 levels in just 30 minutes. Pretty awesome right? Save your lucky eggs to do this whenever you get enough candies to take up the full 30 minutes.
8. Just a quick one: When attacking gyms, the game will give you what it thinks is a good roster. It isn’t always. You can click individual pokemon in that roster to change em out with better ones, and adjust the fighting order.
8. Just a quick one: When attacking gyms, the game will give you what it thinks is a good roster. It isn’t always. You can click individual pokemon in that roster to change em out with better ones, and adjust the fighting order.
I think it matches type before power. I.e. it’ll play my 900 electabuzz against a 1000 vaporeon before playing my 1450 vaporeon even though my vaporeon runs through everything. Sometimes it helps, sometimes it doesn’t matter. You’ll figure out your best rosters with experience, and there are more advanced techniques for matchups and battling, but don’t worry about that too much for a long while.
9. Don’t put garbage in gyms to train against. Please. You’re only hurting your team. Some people say to put a low cp magikarp in there and beat it with a lower cp electric or grass type, but it doesn’t help anything, and you can’t get that magikarp out until it gets beat.
9. Don’t put garbage in gyms to train against. Please. You’re only hurting your team. Some people say to put a low cp magikarp in there and beat it with a lower cp electric or grass type, but it doesn’t help anything, and you can’t get that magikarp out until it gets beat.
To me, a better strategy is to put a good cp fire type so it at least helps defend the gym a little bit, as opposed to wasting a slot with a magikarp. Also, in order to boost a gyms prestige (which raises its level, opening up more slots for pokemon) you only need to beat 1 pokemon, not the whole roster. Usually this means you can train against the first pokemon and run away, saving time and sometimes saving potions.
10. ALWAYS have an egg in your incubator. Hatching eggs gives a good chunk of stardust, a fair amount of experience, and it also lets you get those pokemon you’re probably not seeing in the wild.
10. ALWAYS have an egg in your incubator. Hatching eggs gives a good chunk of stardust, a fair amount of experience, and it also lets you get those pokemon you’re probably not seeing in the wild.
Also, don’t waste your limited-use incubators on 2km eggs. Save them for 5km or 10km eggs, and use the infinity incubator on the 2km eggs. If you don’t know already, the starters come from 2km eggs (albeit rarely), so make sure you work through them.
11. You’ve likely heard some higher level players talking about IV’s. You can ignore this for quite a while. It really only matters for higher level play and doesn’t make much difference until AT LEAST level 25, if not much higher, so don’t concern yourself too much.
11. You’ve likely heard some higher level players talking about IV’s. You can ignore this for quite a while. It really only matters for higher level play and doesn’t make much difference until AT LEAST level 25, if not much higher, so don’t concern yourself too much.
By the time it matters, you’ll likely have learned about them naturally through other players anyway, so it’s not worth spending hours digging through forums trying to figure it out or freaking out over a getting ONLY a 50% snorlax. Just catch stuff and hit stuff for a while. Super simple.
12. Learn to curve ball early. You get a bonus 10 experience for a catch with a curveball. What’s more, if you get a “Nice!” “Great!” or “Excellent!” shot, the experience bonus stacks. I know it doesn’t sound like a whole lot, but it adds up. It also helps with catch rate as well, so get good at it as soon as you can, you’ll level faster for a few reasons.
13. This is going to sound cheesy, but always remember ITS JUST A GAME! Have fun with it! Don’t concern yourself with people you think are cheating. I used to hate people who drove their car everywhere, especially because where I play there are more pokestops than I can count. I thought “What the hell? That’s cheating! They’re not playing the game right!” But then I realized it doesn’t matter.
Edit: a lot of contention about the magikarp gym trick. I'm leaving it the way it is, although I do concede there are some good points about it. I stand by my statement, but if its the only way you can boost a gym effectively, no one will fault you for it.
12. Learn to curve ball early. You get a bonus 10 experience for a catch with a curveball. What’s more, if you get a “Nice!” “Great!” or “Excellent!” shot, the experience bonus stacks. I know it doesn’t sound like a whole lot, but it adds up. It also helps with catch rate as well, so get good at it as soon as you can, you’ll level faster for a few reasons.
13. This is going to sound cheesy, but always remember ITS JUST A GAME! Have fun with it! Don’t concern yourself with people you think are cheating. I used to hate people who drove their car everywhere, especially because where I play there are more pokestops than I can count. I thought “What the hell? That’s cheating! They’re not playing the game right!” But then I realized it doesn’t matter.
While you’re out walking or riding your bike playing pokemon, you’re getting all the advantages the game was designed around. You have the opportunity to meet new people and make new friends (seriously, I’ve met tons of people playing).
And you get the exercise! I lost about 15 pounds in the first 2-3 weeks the game was out, got a tan, and walked over 200 miles (to date). There’s all kinds of great things that come with being a traditionalist.
But if you wanna avoid all that to drive around in a car, go ahead, do that too (just to let you know, though, pokemon handheld games have been out for... a while….so if you wanna play pokemon while sitting down, those won’t cost gas money). Everyone will play the game differently, so just have fun with it, and decide what you want to get out of it.
The items in this guide are in no particular order. All of the information is stuff I’ve learned playing myself, or from reading on forums. If anything is incorrect, please let me know. If you have any questions, feel free to leave comments and I’ll try to get to them, or maybe the mods will be able to help as well. On that note, this article/guide may be used and distributed with my permission, which I will happily give, I just want to know where its going. if you would like to contact me for any reason, I can be reached by email atryanfutures@gmail.com
The items in this guide are in no particular order. All of the information is stuff I’ve learned playing myself, or from reading on forums. If anything is incorrect, please let me know. If you have any questions, feel free to leave comments and I’ll try to get to them, or maybe the mods will be able to help as well. On that note, this article/guide may be used and distributed with my permission, which I will happily give, I just want to know where its going. if you would like to contact me for any reason, I can be reached by email atryanfutures@gmail.com
Edit: a lot of contention about the magikarp gym trick. I'm leaving it the way it is, although I do concede there are some good points about it. I stand by my statement, but if its the only way you can boost a gym effectively, no one will fault you for it.
I think that if youre trying to maximize your defender bonus, you have a better chance of holding a gym if 1 slot isnt taken up by a magikarp, because you'll get slightly more time to attack new gyms, and a 1000cp anything isnt hard to beat for most people. Its a tradeoff.
You can boost it slightly faster or hold it slightly longer. Another thing to consider is that holding gyms isn't about having a perfect defense, its about making other teams run out of potions. While a magikarp saves you potions by letting you use your junk to boost it, it also means opponents get through the first stage of a gym without taking any damage. Up to you.
11 Things I Wish I Knew Before Reaching Level 25 in Pokemon Go - Tips and Tricks
I've been asking some of the Pokemon Players about their extra ordinary experiences in playing Pokemon Go. And most of them were able to testify that hatching an egg can be done without leaving your house.
Well, when you are tired and getting lazy to walk you can try these things.
Just take note that there are some factors that it might not work for you, but it work for them. Like your phone, settings, GPS, location, and etc.
So this is not 100% guaranteed that it will work, but better try it anyway.
Here are the things I've collected from Pokemon Players.
1. Putting your phone on a Turntable.
2. Taping your phone on a Ceiling Fan.
3. Tie your phone on a Bicycle Wheel.
4. Put your phone in front of the Air Conditioner.
5. Shake your phone (Upside Down).
Probably the movement of your phone, tricks the GPS and allow your Pokemon trainer to walk far away.
For the Air Conditioner, I just don't really know the reason. But one of my friend did it sometime and it work for him. Maybe the Pokemon trainer was getting cold and just walk away.
I hope one of these tips will work for you. Share us your experiences so we can add them on the list.
Well, when you are tired and getting lazy to walk you can try these things.
Just take note that there are some factors that it might not work for you, but it work for them. Like your phone, settings, GPS, location, and etc.
So this is not 100% guaranteed that it will work, but better try it anyway.
Here are the things I've collected from Pokemon Players.
1. Putting your phone on a Turntable.
2. Taping your phone on a Ceiling Fan.
3. Tie your phone on a Bicycle Wheel.
4. Put your phone in front of the Air Conditioner.
5. Shake your phone (Upside Down).
Probably the movement of your phone, tricks the GPS and allow your Pokemon trainer to walk far away.
For the Air Conditioner, I just don't really know the reason. But one of my friend did it sometime and it work for him. Maybe the Pokemon trainer was getting cold and just walk away.
I hope one of these tips will work for you. Share us your experiences so we can add them on the list.
How to Hatch an Egg Without Making a Single Step - No Hacks, No Cheats, No Installs
Have you ever wondered choosing an evolution of your Eevee? Many of Pokemon players only get a random evolution, but with these simple steps you can choose the evolution whether to Vaporeon, Jolteon or Flareon.
Steps to Evolve Eevee to your preference:
As we all know that we have 3 available (as of the moment) Pokémon evolution for Eevee, namely Jolteon, Flareon, and Vaporeon.
If you already have enough Eevee candies and you already have your preferred Pokémon (evolution). here's what you need to do.
You just have to put a nickname to the Eevee that you will evolve.
Sound crazy right? but this works for me, I already got my Vaporeon, and will have to save more candies for Jolteon.
Some say that you have to restart your app first after renaming so the changes will take effect. As for my personal experience, I did not restart my app but it works.
Ready to Evolve your Eevee? let me know if this works for you.
Do you have another step to evolve your Eevee to your preference? let us know or do you still think that it's random? ;)
Cheers,
DotcomJay
As we all know that we have 3 available (as of the moment) Pokémon evolution for Eevee, namely Jolteon, Flareon, and Vaporeon.
If you already have enough Eevee candies and you already have your preferred Pokémon (evolution). here's what you need to do.
You just have to put a nickname to the Eevee that you will evolve.
- Pyro = Flareon
- Sparky = Jolteon
- Rainer = Vaporeon
Sound crazy right? but this works for me, I already got my Vaporeon, and will have to save more candies for Jolteon.
Some say that you have to restart your app first after renaming so the changes will take effect. As for my personal experience, I did not restart my app but it works.
Ready to Evolve your Eevee? let me know if this works for you.
Do you have another step to evolve your Eevee to your preference? let us know or do you still think that it's random? ;)
Cheers,
DotcomJay
How to Evolve Your Eevee to Your Preferred Evolution - Vaporeon, Jolteon or Flareon
Tips from an experienced Pokemon Player Fitzelgard Allan Gerard
Since a lot of people have been asking me this and requesting this. It's time to share my secret to faster leveling. And no it's not impossible to get to level 25 in 3 days time. Even so doing this at level 15 will skip you all the way to level 19 at best.
1. Farm a lot of Pidgys, Ratatas, Weedles, Caterpies, Spearows. This is very important, you get 3 candies PER pokemon and 1 for recycling, so its a rule of thumb you keep your pokemon.
2. Farm about 40 of each at best. You should have enough space considering trainer levels below 20 will only encounter 1-4 really rare pokemon in their journey.
3. Use Excel or Notepad to keep track of your candies,this is important.
4. Place eggs in incubator, keep them as when you walk around the house or so its still counted by the pedometer, so just keep track.
5. Just before the eggs are about to hatch, use a lucky egg. This insures you get 2X the EXP when the egg hatches. Even more if you use portable incubators on 2KM eggs and they hatch the same time.
6. While LuckyEgg is running, Quickly level up all your pidgeys, ratatas, weedles since they only cost 12 candies to level up. At this point you should have 200+
7. Enjoy skipping 4-5 levels :)
8. Don't forget to redeem the Pikachu coins when you conquer gyms. It's under Shop, top right corner, but redeem it only after you get as many gyms as you can so you get the maximum benefits from it. 10 coins and 500 stardust per gym. And limit is 10 gyms per player
PS : Process is done quicker if you use an incense. Do not waste your lucky eggs without this process.
Evolve a Pokémon 500 XP
Evolve a Pokémon w/ Lucky Egg 1000 XP
Hatch a Pokémon
-2km 200 XP | 400 XP
-5km 500 XP | 1000 XP
-10km 1000XP | 2000 XP
100% the game will start throwing really good pokemon at you after level 20, repeat rinse until you're 25 so you can beat the gym cheaters.
Since a lot of people have been asking me this and requesting this. It's time to share my secret to faster leveling. And no it's not impossible to get to level 25 in 3 days time. Even so doing this at level 15 will skip you all the way to level 19 at best.
1. Farm a lot of Pidgys, Ratatas, Weedles, Caterpies, Spearows. This is very important, you get 3 candies PER pokemon and 1 for recycling, so its a rule of thumb you keep your pokemon.
2. Farm about 40 of each at best. You should have enough space considering trainer levels below 20 will only encounter 1-4 really rare pokemon in their journey.
3. Use Excel or Notepad to keep track of your candies,this is important.
4. Place eggs in incubator, keep them as when you walk around the house or so its still counted by the pedometer, so just keep track.
5. Just before the eggs are about to hatch, use a lucky egg. This insures you get 2X the EXP when the egg hatches. Even more if you use portable incubators on 2KM eggs and they hatch the same time.
6. While LuckyEgg is running, Quickly level up all your pidgeys, ratatas, weedles since they only cost 12 candies to level up. At this point you should have 200+
7. Enjoy skipping 4-5 levels :)
8. Don't forget to redeem the Pikachu coins when you conquer gyms. It's under Shop, top right corner, but redeem it only after you get as many gyms as you can so you get the maximum benefits from it. 10 coins and 500 stardust per gym. And limit is 10 gyms per player
PS : Process is done quicker if you use an incense. Do not waste your lucky eggs without this process.
Evolve a Pokémon 500 XP
Evolve a Pokémon w/ Lucky Egg 1000 XP
Hatch a Pokémon
-2km 200 XP | 400 XP
-5km 500 XP | 1000 XP
-10km 1000XP | 2000 XP
100% the game will start throwing really good pokemon at you after level 20, repeat rinse until you're 25 so you can beat the gym cheaters.
Reach Level 25 in 3 Days - Pokemon Go Tips and Tricks
I know you are very excited in terms of hatching your eggs. And sometimes you get disappointed if it was not the pokemon that you want.
Well, don't expect too much...
Check the egg chart and see what you can get in 2KM.
Well, don't expect too much...
Check the egg chart and see what you can get in 2KM.
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5KM
| Pokedex # | Pokemon |
| #023 | Ekans |
| #027 | Sandshrew |
| #037 | Vulpix |
| #043 | Oddish |
| #046 | Paras |
| #048 | Venonat |
| #050 | Diglett |
| #052 | Meowth |
| #054 | Psyduck |
| #056 | Mankey |
| #058 | Growlithe |
| #060 | Poliwag |
| #063 | Abra |
| #066 | Machop |
| #069 | Bellsprout |
| #072 | Tentacool |
| #077 | Ponyta |
| #079 | Slowpoke |
| #081 | Magnemite |
| #084 | Doduo |
| #086 | Seel |
| #088 | Grimer |
| #090 | Shellder |
| #092 | Gastly |
| #096 | Drowzee |
| #098 | Krabby |
| #100 | Voltorb |
| #102 | Exeggcute |
| #104 | Cubone |
| #108 | Lickitung |
| #109 | Koffing |
| #111 | Rhyhorn |
| #114 | Tangela |
| #115 | Kangaskhan |
| #116 | Horsea |
| #118 | Goldeen |
| #120 | Staryu |
| #128 | Tauros |
| #137 | Porygon |
10KM
| Pokedex # | Pokemon |
| #095 | Onix |
| #106 | Hitmonlee |
| #107 | Hitmonchan |
| #113 | Chansey |
| #122 | Mr. Mime |
| #123 | Scyther |
| #124 | Jynx |
| #125 | Electabuzz |
| #126 | Magmar |
| #127 | Pinsir |
| #131 | Lapras |
| #133 | Eevee |
| #138 | Omanyte |
| #140 | Kabuto |
| #142 | Aerodactyl |
| #143 | Snorlax |
| #147 | Dratini |
Hatching Pokemon Egg Chart for 2KM, 5KM and 10KM
Here are some useful tips for you to level faster and gain more XP:
10. Egg Hatching Advise Speed Limit
I know you are waiting to hatch your eggs and probably get a rare Pokemon. Many of the players advises to stay at 10 MPH or slower to begin the hatch of your egg. This is important to avoid players from driving around and hatching all there eggs in a very short period of time.
Check our hatching egg chart for 2KM, 5KM and 10KM.
9. Capture as Many Pokémon As You Can
I think I don't have to explain this. This is why you play the game. Just capture as many Pokemonas you can, this includes Pidgeys, Caterpies, Weedles, Drowzees, etc. Standard Pokeballs are relatively easy to come by especially when you are near the Pokestops.
8. What is Footprints
Just in case you didn't notice, in the "Nearby Pokemon Chart" on the bottom right of your screen, the footprints below each Pokemon indicate how close that Pokemon is to your location.
Furthest away will display 3 footprints while 0 footprints mean that the Pokemon is right next to you. In addition, the Pokémon in the first position (top left) of the "Nearby Pokemon Chart" is actually the closest to your location.
7. Don't Waste Stardust On Early Level
You will gain Stardust when you capture a Pokemon and hatch Eggs, you can use this to Power Up your Pokemon.
As per advised by experienced players of Pokemon, wait until you reach at least level 10 or much better level 20 before using it. And make sure that you use it on the right Pokemon which you plan to keep for a long run.
6. Gain More Experience to Level Up
The Trainer Level is very important, because the higher your level the higher the CP of the Pokemon you will get.
Not to mention you will be able to capture Pokemon easily and be able to Power Up your Pokemon to higher CP Levels.
5. Only Evolve High CP Pokemon
Starters always tend to commit this mistake. As they always evolve the lower CP and retain the higher CP of the Pokemon.
Well. it is best if a Pokemon's CP curve is almost at the end. So that the evolved form of a Pokemon will share the same type of CP curve. Essentially, this will result in less use of Stardust to maximize that evolved Pokemon's CP.
4. Use Fast Moves & Avoid Dodging
Especially for lower CP Pokemon battles, you will want to mainly use your Pokemon's Fast Move to defeat your opponent as quickly as possible. While Dodge can be useful at times, generally will you want to avoid using it as it can be a waste of time (in most situations).
3. Gym Levels & Prestige
When battling an enemy Gym you will want to use a Pokemon with slightly lower CP than that of your opponent. The more difficult the battle, the more Prestige you will gain for winning the battle. The Prestige gained between using a lower CP Pokemon vs. a higher one is very significant.
2. Utilize the Curveball
Spinning the Pokeball before throwing it will give you an extra XP bonus (if the Pokemon is captured). The color of the ring determines the difficulty of the capture. From easiest to most difficult the colors are Green, Yellow, Orange and Red.
1. Fast XP Trick
I didn't know if this when I first started, but it is now a common trick to gain XP quickly. Essentially save up as much as many Pidgeys, Caterpies and Weedles (and Candy) as you can. Next make sure you have a Lucky Egg (With doubles XP for a short period of time), which you will get as a Level Up reward after reaching Level 9.
With the Lucky Egg activated, evolve all of your Pokémon and enjoy double XP for each Pokémon that is evolved!
10. Egg Hatching Advise Speed Limit
I know you are waiting to hatch your eggs and probably get a rare Pokemon. Many of the players advises to stay at 10 MPH or slower to begin the hatch of your egg. This is important to avoid players from driving around and hatching all there eggs in a very short period of time.
Check our hatching egg chart for 2KM, 5KM and 10KM.
9. Capture as Many Pokémon As You Can
I think I don't have to explain this. This is why you play the game. Just capture as many Pokemonas you can, this includes Pidgeys, Caterpies, Weedles, Drowzees, etc. Standard Pokeballs are relatively easy to come by especially when you are near the Pokestops.
8. What is Footprints
Just in case you didn't notice, in the "Nearby Pokemon Chart" on the bottom right of your screen, the footprints below each Pokemon indicate how close that Pokemon is to your location.
Furthest away will display 3 footprints while 0 footprints mean that the Pokemon is right next to you. In addition, the Pokémon in the first position (top left) of the "Nearby Pokemon Chart" is actually the closest to your location.
7. Don't Waste Stardust On Early Level
You will gain Stardust when you capture a Pokemon and hatch Eggs, you can use this to Power Up your Pokemon.
As per advised by experienced players of Pokemon, wait until you reach at least level 10 or much better level 20 before using it. And make sure that you use it on the right Pokemon which you plan to keep for a long run.
6. Gain More Experience to Level Up
The Trainer Level is very important, because the higher your level the higher the CP of the Pokemon you will get.
Not to mention you will be able to capture Pokemon easily and be able to Power Up your Pokemon to higher CP Levels.
5. Only Evolve High CP Pokemon
Starters always tend to commit this mistake. As they always evolve the lower CP and retain the higher CP of the Pokemon.
Well. it is best if a Pokemon's CP curve is almost at the end. So that the evolved form of a Pokemon will share the same type of CP curve. Essentially, this will result in less use of Stardust to maximize that evolved Pokemon's CP.
4. Use Fast Moves & Avoid Dodging
Especially for lower CP Pokemon battles, you will want to mainly use your Pokemon's Fast Move to defeat your opponent as quickly as possible. While Dodge can be useful at times, generally will you want to avoid using it as it can be a waste of time (in most situations).
3. Gym Levels & Prestige
When battling an enemy Gym you will want to use a Pokemon with slightly lower CP than that of your opponent. The more difficult the battle, the more Prestige you will gain for winning the battle. The Prestige gained between using a lower CP Pokemon vs. a higher one is very significant.
2. Utilize the Curveball
Spinning the Pokeball before throwing it will give you an extra XP bonus (if the Pokemon is captured). The color of the ring determines the difficulty of the capture. From easiest to most difficult the colors are Green, Yellow, Orange and Red.
1. Fast XP Trick
I didn't know if this when I first started, but it is now a common trick to gain XP quickly. Essentially save up as much as many Pidgeys, Caterpies and Weedles (and Candy) as you can. Next make sure you have a Lucky Egg (With doubles XP for a short period of time), which you will get as a Level Up reward after reaching Level 9.
With the Lucky Egg activated, evolve all of your Pokémon and enjoy double XP for each Pokémon that is evolved!
