PVP IV's EXPLAINED SIMPLY in POKEMON GO
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- I want you guys to note. PVP iv's only really matter in high levels of play up in rank 22,23 and 24. They only make a difference in close matchup's and for any casual player they should not break there neck trying to find perfect PVP iv's are more so just play more PVP to get better.
If you don't understand some things I mention in this video like base stats, iv's and cp please watch my video explaining these things: • How does CP, IV's, and...
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0:00 - Intro
0:23 - PVP Iv's Explained
2:41 - Stat Product
3:40 - Finding Best PVP Iv's
6:05 - Exceptions
6:54 - Outro
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Me: “Oh man, my Electivire has NO ATTACK!!”
Poke Genie. 1/15/15? Perfection bro. *Chefs Kiss*
So true
Good to have the Poke Genie app IV scan instead of always having to go to this website shown in the video
Oh you have 5/15/15? Good ☺️
Oh you have 6/15/15? Get out of here 😡
I literally transfer everything that isnt a 3* or hundo. I star them and anything not stared gets transferred unless its shiny, an event pokemon, or a legendary/mythical
Event Pokémon are pretty useless for me 😅
Me too.... So disappointed with myself for throwing all the eevees... 😬😬😬
@@cedrickluge8854 gengar it isn't
Same
I honestly think it’s just Attackd / Counters
This dude going professor oak on iv
I was always confused why you would say “no attack is a good thing”. I always thought the CP was related to the HP. This makes more sense. I’m not much for PVP but I’m a big Raid fan and it will be handy when clearing out my Pokémon.
its called pvp IV not raid IV u only use pokemong with those IV for pvp if im not wrong
This was the best video covering pvp IVs I’ve seen thus far! So straightforward and simplified. Thank you! I was going nuts grasping the nuances of pvp IVs. 🤦♀️
Am I understanding this correctly? CP becomes a limiting factor in PVP and since ATK has a higher multiplier, investing in DEF and HP will allow you to reach a higher level without going over the CP cap?
Yes, good explanation.
The lower the CP limit the more the low attack IV matters
It matters but only if you a sweat boy. It's like wanting to make sure your kids go to the best private school. It gives them a better chance at winning at life but it doesn't mean they wont lose and become a disappointment.
Lol
Honestly.... I play with mostly 95% ecc
They all win...
meanwhile im just catching every pokemon that i find and not battling in pvp 🤣
Well, it depends on the CP after all...
There are some cases where hundos can get very close to the limit...
Sylveon for example with 15/15/15 has 2499 CP, so with Sylveon it would not matter becuase you are just 1 CP away of the limit, which is nothing
But for talonflame for example a 15/15/15 has 1480 CP while a 0/15/12 has 1498 CP and this makes a difference v:
So in conclusion, if you are less than 10 or 12 CP away from the limit, no worries but usually on the 1500 CP league is where the low attack IVs start to matter slighty more becuase of the limit being lower comparing to the 2500 CP league
5:11 "It's gonna show you the rank of that... *IV combination* !" 🤣
Jokes aside, thanks for this very informative video!
IV COMBINATION
IV COMBINATION
IV COMBINATION
I V C O M B I N A T I O N
Idgi?
Your content quality looks like u have 2 million subscribers
Ikr like i was surprised he have 70k sub only
Ikr
Yooo same here
I think all the videos(not that many) that I watched before this may have helped but the way you presented the information in a way that is as beginner-friendly as possible and used actual examples like websites you use, helped me to understand that it's really a complex way to evaluate the pokémon's stats and not something that even pros can just think about on a whim. Thanks!
This video is amazing and very simple to understand. Thank you so much, I love your videos! 😄
This is the best explanation so far and I’ve watched like 10 different videos ..nor did it take 20 minutes 🤣
You earned my subscription. Good job. Keep up the great work.
Sheeeesh this is helpful
True bro
hope it makes sense
I know right
Doesn’t really matter in the grand scheme of things. All my Pokémon are “bad” iv meaning all the Pokémon I chose for GBL were either maxed out or almost perfect IV Pokémon because I wasn’t aware of this. I have consistently hit Ace rank and was always under the impression that my teams/mons were solid af. Ignorance is bliss lol
Wtf?? I'm so confused. I have always deleted pokémon with bad atk
I use to as well but sense I’ve learned it I’ve beeen keeping low attack high hp and defense
Lmfao still confused after he explains it in detail 🤔 😆
I cant believe ive been making pokemon w/ higher attack IV vs the other two more of a priority😭😭 I saw somewhere a 0/15/15 was the best for pokemon but i was so confused.
@@AJ42069 Basically, the only reason why you would want a 15/15/15 is if you plan on using that pokemon for the Masters League(& plan on maxing it out)
Otherwise, for great league/ultra league whatever pokemon u plan to level to the highest CP cap(1500/2500) for those two leagues - a pokemon w/ 0/15/15 will require more candy/stardust to reach ur CP goal BECAUSE the pokemon is bulkier w/ the high CP/stamina it will take a lot more charge moves to defeat it. Think of gengar w/ this method since its so fragile
@@sdprecords6599 so a 15/15/15 uses less candy to get higher cp so it’s fonna be a weaker 2499 cp than a 0/15/15 pokemon with 2499 cp?
Great video. I feel it will help people better understand why they might be getting overtaken in pvp. I must say however, using Azumarill as an example since its rank 1 is 0 15 15, I feel like it would be harder to find a 0 15 15 than it would a 15 15 15. I mean, I have about 20 or so various Hundos, I'm not sure that I've ever seen a 0 15 15, and if i have, i didnt pay much attention to it. Albeit most of my teams are for ultra and master, so I havnt necessarily been on the lookout.
Just had to jump into the chat to give a huge shouting THANK YOU! Finally some one explained all this AND gave me the tools needed to make this work more me. I understood this mechanic, but finally some one included the links and resources needed to run with this on my own.
I've been looking for a video just like this I kinda had an understanding of it all but now I have all the info I've been looking for. As always a great video straight to the point thank you.
This is the first video I watched by Daxi, always good to come back to the start boys!
Ya aight
Amazing video really well explained!
I basically just asked this question on another one of your videos, and this video explains it perfectly. Very interesting.
Loving the content grind! 😌
Hope this helped!
@ sure did
@ I have just ONE question bc it makes sense, but is this only for trainers higher than level 40 since you have XL candy? W/ the amount of candy/stardust ur investing, it doesnt really make sense to do this or am i wrong😣
That ‘IV COMBINATION’ insert def caught me off guard lol 😆😮💨
Omg I love you!! You are the only one I can understand, istg.. I've had friends send long videos breaking it down, people explaining it to me, watching videos of my own. Nothing ever sunk in. I watched this like 😮😮😮😮😮 how did I not GET THISS 😭. Thank uuuu
I finally understand, thanks bro I play a lot of PVP I’m going to take sometime and figure out which ones I should keep moving forward. Btw my GL team is charizard (shadow), snorlax(shadow) and crobat (shadow) 😅
The video was really helpful!
This was super helpful. Thanks so much
My head hurts, but I'm greatful for this knowledge. Easy to understand. Thank you for your help 😊
I'm starting to see that max ivs are more for raids and PvE. PVP you need to really tweak. I've been fine tuning my great league team and actually run mons that have maxed defense or stamina IVs and also focus on very specific and unconventional movesets.
i dont think pokemon go has PvE correct me if i'm wrong
@@ranvirchoudhary929 it sure does..
Gym battles, team rocket battles, raids are all considered pve since it's you against the ai, not real players
Except master league needs perfect stats.
What is pve?
He literally said you can use max ivs in the master league and even some in the ultra depending where they max out.
I hate that they complicated this so much. It’s a slap in the face that high stats are the opposite of helpful for battling. It makes NO sense. Thanks for helping walk us through this ridiculous nonsense.
Awesome vids all the time! Ty
Great help , always wondered what this website was called
glad I could help! very useful. Remember you don't need to get rank 1 pvp iv's I keep and power up anything in top 100 but anything in top 500 is good
@ ok awesome great advice again
Your videos are killer! I don't normally watch this sort of stuff, but it has all been explained so well. Thanks!
It’s hard not to wonder what Pokémon I let go thinking 3 stars was my friend after years of playing and traveling the whole US for 3 years…
What I wanna know is, is there any point waiting for that 99% vigoroth for example if if you have an 88% (much higher cp) already? Or in my case, I've got a medicham (89% and lucky) and 99.7 normal medicham that will require more than double the star dust. Is it worth?
Very informative. Thank you.
Dahelll lol I’ve been powering up as close to perfect as possible and trashing those pristine IV Pokémon lol
The amount of PVP tanks i’ve transferred from not knowing this🙄
Yeah I was wondering if there was a pvp ivs for master league and you helped me answer all the questions with this topic
Great explanation !!!
since attack stats increase the CP twice more than Def and Sta does hence to make sure highest stats in lowest CP (due to CP cap i.e 1500 or 2500) its best to have least or 0 attack IV, so a pokemon with 0 att will (for eg.) level 30 and still under 1500 cp but other mon of same species will reach above 1500cp at level 25 just cuz it got higher attack stat(same def and sta for both mons)
Super video!
Perfect! Now it's time to put my hands on the job and get a good team.
Great Explanation. Thanks a lot
I still don't understand 🗿
Nice explanation! Definitely going to share this time and time again. Thank you!
Thank you I understand now how it works ah hahaha, I'm just new to PoGo and there are a lot of things that I learn from your videos...
Wow I get it! Thanks for explaining it
This helped a lot thanks for video
Depth in your research 👍
Great video man
U earned a sub
So CP can be thought of as actual DBZ-ish powerlevel, because it takes stats into account, and strength of course counts the most. So, by selecting a pokemon with a low strength, you can get a higher actual *level* (more powered up) pokemon into each league's restrictions.
I've thrown away so many Pokémon that had 0 Atk and good Def/Sta. If only I knew..
me too - so sad
As someone who is just hopping back into Pokemon GO after not playing for 2 years. This video was amazing
Another year later jumping back into it, my question is how do you know which league you're going to select? I don't think he explains that (if you can pls)
Another awesome video!! This all makes sense. But , how do we really know what pokemon to choose for battle. For Example , if we have an azumarill thats ranked 3 on pvpoke but the one we have has a terrible stat product ranked about 2000. On the other hand, we have a pokemon ranked 50 on pvpoke but it has a perfect rank of 1. Which will do better in the league? Should we be focusing on picking up hi ranked pokemon with terrible stats or using mediocre pokemon with perfect stats?
Great question. I prefer to prioritize the rank at PvPoke.
nice explanation
I couldn’t help but chuckle a little bit when at the end he said “question of the day is ‘what are your questions’” lmfao
This was a bit like you were speaking fluent in another language, but I’m still learning it
I would like to know what ranking range is acceptable for a good performance in pvp, for example, only the above 100 are good or only the above 20 are good. Thanks!
underrated
100%
Thank you for the content. I’m sorry if I sound like an airhead but are you saying that a Pokémon with a lower attack and higher defense and HP is better then say a Pokémon with a higher attack and lower defense and HP? I’m still newer to the game. In the beginning I was just deleting all Pokémon that were the lowest CP. Now I have learned to appraise them before I transfer them. So I’m learning the ropes slowly but surely.
What app would you suggest for getting their exact IV percentages? I don’t want to install something untrusted, so figured I’d ask you first. Thanks again!
Hey no worries it's a confusing subject. But yes that is what I am saying *for pokemon used in PvP aka agaisnt other players* however note in master league/raids, where there is no cp limit to the pokemon you use, this rule doesn't apply and you want as close to perfect as you can for IV's!
I use pokegenie. It can quickly tell you iv percentages and even how good your PvP IV's are! But calcy iv works too! Those are the two best!
@ Thank you so much for your response! Okay so here’s a question for ya.... I’ve been searching and trying to figure this out.... I now use Go Stadium IV rank checker because that’s the one you showcased in your video. (thank you btw). Do you suggest to just change to the pokegenie one? Is it better?
Here’s my dilemma with the go stadium IV checker. I just started playing Pokémon Go in February of this year (2021). I enjoy the game a lot and I’m starting to understand it a lot more than I did in the beginning. When I first started playing I only kept high CP Pokémon. I then found out about 1, 2 & 3 star Pokémon.... I then would delete all the 0 & 1 star Pokémon and only keep high 2 star or 3 star Pokémon. I then found out that having less then perfect IV’s was actually a good thing for PVP. So have been occasionally playing PVP for about 5-6 weeks now. However, I’m not sure what to mark the shadow Pokémon that I get either from Grunts or from battling leaders. They also don’t have an option for Go Battle League Pokémon? At first I was listing them as raid/research but if the IV’s are low they say not found. I just don’t want to be wrong when inputting the information. What should you mark the Pokémon from GBL? And then what about the shadow Pokémon that are t legendary Pokémon? So sorry for such a long comment. Your help is greatly appreciated. 😇
Thank you so much, Ive been pvping for 3years now and never understood why it was better to have no attack, now I get it, I think the way niantic handles IVs is a bit flawed but hey I guess if its the way than so be it!
Very helpful
You're the best pogo youtuber i know ty for the info
Very useful video as always! I still cant figure out which filter should i choose for pokemon caught in the GBL CUP as a reward (usually for your third win out of the possible five). Is it the "wild catch" or the "raid/egg/research"? Cause if you change these two, without changing the ivs of your pokemon, the ranking in each league changes too. The stadiumgaming site for rank checking is a little different now compared to what you show in your video (November 2022). Thanks to whoever can help🙏.
I would suggest using an app like PokeGenie or Calcy IV to check the rankings instead as those tell you the exact level of your Pokémon alongside their PVP ranking as a percentage.
Never knew this. ive been powering up 3 star stuff since the summer lol
What’s a decent pvp IV percentage to keep? Is over 80% good or should we aim for 90% and above?
I would love to see a list of Pokemon that can be be high Iv's in Great and Ultra league so we have a place to start..if that makes sense?
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Thank you so much
Glad I could help
Thanks for the video! Very informative! Question: Does this apply to shadow Pokémons? For example: if a regular Muk has 0/15/15 iv is rank 1 for pvp. Does it mean a 0/15/15 shadow Muk is also rank 1.
Yes, the ranks are the same for shadow pokémon because they have the same base stats.
Caught a 0/15/15 shiny machop the other day🙏🏼
ty was very helpfuill
Why is this game so confusing? I feel like this is totally dumb. Very helpful video by the way
Mind Blowing
My only criticism of this video is the weight IVs have in a match. Frequently a 100% IV pokemon will perform well in any league regardless of species. Having CMP is also a useful strategy, but I’m glad you kept this simple ;)
What is a CMP ? Snd how is it useful?
Charge Move Priority...The pokemon with the higher attack will get "CMP" *priority and will be able to throw its charge move first
Re Galvantula (and other Pokemon that max out near 2,500, e.g., Talonflame): While 15/15/15 is rank 1 at L50, this may not be the absolute best IV combo. In Galvantula's case, 13/15/15 maxes out at 2,500 at L51. It's a small difference (
me with a hundo galvantula: ;(
I don't know why but I can't understand this topic to save my damn life.
Basically since attack is weighted the highest for pokemon level the lower the attack the higher you can boost their level giving you an advantage.
Welp, that completely knocks of my current strategy 😂
Mind blown 🤯
Could you explain the effect of the best buddy cp cap on level and pvp? Thanks and keep up the great stuff!
Nicee bro
Wow...man thnxxx
5:11 That scared me !
Thought it was just me
I am confused by something. I know there are floors if you got a Pokemon from an egg or best friend trade, but some of my Pokemon are ranked terribly then I update to put the floors then it is amazing 99 percent. Is it actually just as good as any other 99 percent or is it just in the top percent of egg Pokemon? For example, if I had a Pokemon that ranks 90 wild catch but 99 if you put that it was from an egg is that better than a wild catch 98?
Okay so i mostly didn't care / know about pvp ivs but now im starting to check ivs more often. I use an app called Calcy iv, can i use that instead of pokegenie to check where to use which mon? Like what league n stuff.
I’m so confused. Please help, if anyone can. Thanks in advance. If IV’s in PoGo are in ADDITION to their base stats, I can’t grasp how a 0/15/15 can possibly be “better” than a 15/15/15.
It sounds like a handicap has been put in place? How can one reach higher CP, with a poor attack stat, which somehow then translates to a higher level and maximizing your Pokémon? It’s almost like saying, “hey, your attack stat is trash, here’s a few levels to help you out.” Uh... catch a better quality Pokémon and bring that to battle instead, yeah?
How big of a difference will any of the IV make tho? Im trying not to be too sweaty wtih this whole thing but also dont wanna throw dust on totally bad IV's.
Alright two point:
1) At high level pvp is it better to look at the specific break points against specific common match-ups? I have seen this mentioned, and even thought the stat product might be lower it would perform better by way of just reaching an attack or barely surviving an attack.
2) For heavy quick attackers, like a shadow granbull could we situationally do 15/0/0 to max out pure damage rather than trying to live until we get to a charge move - I'm not sure if this is relevant.
relevant for sure. attack weighted ivs are better for high damage fast moves
Dose the best buddy boost make a big difference in master league?
Thank you so very much for the video. Literally throwing stuff because keep getting annihilated in battles because the Pokemon are average. Don't know how many were transferred that after watching your video were choice ones to keep. This bites monkey balls.
So I want higher attack for raids, but less attack for PVP?
yea
U want less attack for ultra and great league but for master league u want the highestvivs
Imagine CP Cap as a Jar
HP and Def are Sand
Atk are Pebbles
The jar has max capacity (1500cp / 2600cp)
The jar with sand is more filled than a jar filled with pebbles.
Thus a pokemon with 1500 cap can pack more hp and def than if you mix in all 3 stats.
@@GrandMaMaYT damn that was a rlly good explanation
@@AK.akkk. for real i now actually understand how it works now just from reading that lol
So, if I have two different Pokemon, let’s say a Stunfisk with 4400 stat product and a Talonflame with 3700, will that Stunfisk be better in PVP than that Talonflame? I can’t understand if the value of the stat product can also compare different Pokémon species.
Any difference if you catch the Pokemon in the wild or if you got it by trade ?
One topic with adding to this then is PVP ranking based on both the stats here and movesets and why the rankings keep changing as Niantic adjusts and adds new movesets.
Also, it would be interesting to see someone actually calculate what the PvP IV perfection actually means comparing a meta relevant Pokemon like say Lickitung at 100% vs say 90%, 80%, 50% etc.
Sometimes we kill ourselves for perfect IVs when a delaying a switch for a second is the real issue more than a 100% vs 93% perfect 😂
This only applies to PVP right?
Because I got an Undo Gible and I wanted to know if he is still going to be a monster in raids.
Like he is going to be stronger than my 98% garchomp at the same Cp right?
is it even worth battling at lower trainers levels with pokemon that arent "pvp stated"??
for example i didnt know about the "pvp stats" and only kept 3 star pokemon, is it even worth it to do pvp for me? or should i just go find correct pokemon?
or i guess a better question would be what ranking would you see as acceptable? like for example according to stadium gaming website my swampert is like 125th best rated, so in my mind its just not worth it
You definitely don't need to have very good pvp iv to play pvp very good. IVs matter but there are a lot of other things that are more important (like species of pokémon, knowledge of attacks and type effectivity, tactics, experience, ...).
Awesome
Any idea of when the next time we will be able to remove frustration on shadows?
Does the low attack high other stuff still apply for shadow Pokemon? Same concept or do they need higher attack stat?
It's the same concept for shadow pokémon.
What is the difference between all the different types of Pokemon Go candies? I'm a bit confused about XL candy...isn't XL candy the same as Mega candy?