Here's a chart of which Pokemon hatch out of which eggs:
So for example, Chansey will only hatch out of a 10km egg. But you could get an Abra from a 5km egg or a 10km egg.
And a Zubat could come out of a 2km, 5km, or 10km egg.
So even if you have a 10km egg, there's still a chance you might just hatch a regular old Ratatta!
(Thanks to reddit user Taiyo4D for this awesome chart!)
Pogotip
Friday, August 26, 2016
Thursday, August 25, 2016
Update: Appraisal
Now you can have your gym leader appraise your Pokemon! Here's how:
Tap the menu button from a Pokemon's profile screen... |
Then tap 'Appraise' |
Your gym leader (Spark, in my case) will give you a quick rundown of your Pokemon's strength and size |
Monday, August 22, 2016
Pokemon Type Weakness/Advantage Chart
Here is a chart to help you know which Pokemon to use when battling or training at a gym.
The attacking Pokemon is on the left, and the defending Pokemon is on the top.
So let's say I want to know how my Seadra's Water Gun attack will fare against Flareon.
The attacking Pokemon's move (Water Gun) is a water type attack, and the defending Pokemon (Flareon) is a fire type.
So when I look for Water on the left, and align it with Fire on the top, I see that Water Gun will be two times stronger than usual against Flareon!
(I tried to find the original source for this chart, but had no luck. If anyone knows who made this chart, please let me know in the comments!)
The attacking Pokemon is on the left, and the defending Pokemon is on the top.
So let's say I want to know how my Seadra's Water Gun attack will fare against Flareon.
The attacking Pokemon's move (Water Gun) is a water type attack, and the defending Pokemon (Flareon) is a fire type.
So when I look for Water on the left, and align it with Fire on the top, I see that Water Gun will be two times stronger than usual against Flareon!
(I tried to find the original source for this chart, but had no luck. If anyone knows who made this chart, please let me know in the comments!)
Transfer Candy
A pokemon will only give +1 candy when transferred, regardless of its combat power and/or level of evolution.
For example, a CP 40 Rattata and a CP 450 Raticate will each give just +1 candy when transferred, so plan accordingly :)
For example, a CP 40 Rattata and a CP 450 Raticate will each give just +1 candy when transferred, so plan accordingly :)
Labels:
Basic tips,
Candy,
Combat power,
Evolution,
Transferring
Friday, August 19, 2016
No More Bold/Italics
You can no longer use HTML tags to put a pokemon's name in italics and/or bold.
You will get this message if you try |
Previously bolded/italicized names have been allowed to remain, however |
Pokestop and Gym Map
For a good idea where to find gyms and pokestops, try Pokemon Go Maps.
Feel free to contribute your own local stops!
Feel free to contribute your own local stops!
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