TOP TIPS AND TRICKS FOR POKÉMON GO 2023!!
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Okay, so we are about to start a brand new year of Pokémon GO. And as someone who has played this game from the very beginning, I wanted to share with you a whole lot of tips and tricks that I’ve been using to get ahead in this game. I’m going to be listing out the best tips, tricks, and strategies you need to use going into the new year.
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the thing about "not leveling up your pokemon unless they are meta and have close to perfect IVs" is that I don't have any of them; I know you are right but it's frustrating
I would say that’s a good rule for Legendaries. Non-legendaries, eh - do what you have to. Lol. I only started playing last year and grunts were kicking my butt until someone traded me a Machoke w terrible IVs and mediocre CP. I didn’t have a good fighting type but that awful Machamp got me thru until I got something better.
I commented that building a budget/newb (not noob) team is a good idea so you can raid/fight gyms in order to gather resources to make an actual high-to-top tier team.
For example: alakazam at lvl 30 obvi loses to shadow mewtwo at lvl 30, but the alakazam only cost 25 candy if you traded it, & it was already lvl 30 as a wild spawn; could even be 35 with weather boost. Vs s-mewtwo which costs 113 candy & 123,360 dust to hit 30 from lvl 13, & that's if it was weather boosted, 130 candy & 136k dust if not.
So build that newb/budget team & don't worry about IVs, just save your good ones for when you've built up a bank of candy & dust, then build your late game team.
Yeah budget team will be your friend...POGO is a journey so enjoy the grind, it makes it worth it, nothing easy is worth doing anyway...oh and patience, everything comes around in this game if you just wait, that's what I learned anyway...happy hunting :)
@@NoelleSavkov I came up with a new solution-
I want to focus 90% on lucky pokemon with whatever stats; the star dust discount is ridiculous to me, really motivated me a ton when i got my lucky dratiny; finally i have the slightest urge to even think of leveling a pokemon up lol
It's okay, I know, it frustrates me too trying to find the most meta pokemon in the wild..
But y'know what? I found that if I just look for any good Pokemon that have evolution stages, save up their candies, and evolve whenever possible, you'll have some great pokemon that you can switch between when battling others or Team Go Rocket.
Tbh a Pokemon's CP, HP, or Attack Power is only so powerful when the right Pokemon is pitted against your opponents Pokemon's weakness... The more effective your Pokemon's attacks are, the better you'll come out in battles.
For instance, train up some good water and ground type pokemon to use against your opponents fire type pokemon. Train some good flying type pokemon to use against bug type pokemon.
Many many many pokemon have certain strengths and weaknesses, it just all depends how they're used and who against.
This is all just my opinion, but it makes the game much less stressful for me.
Thank you! Quick and thoughtful
Thanks, Count! Very valuable info.
It's funny that the first 2 tips were to go and watch some videos to get some tips. Awesome
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Yeah agreed. Super lame. Just tell me the tips in the video.
I have to disagree with the "only power up 100% IV &/or the most meta relevant mons." For sure, such mons should be the ones you pick to max out to lvl 40 and beyond, but newbs/casuals might not have access to those and/or the resources to use them. That's more of a late game strategy.
Most of the best mons are legendaries and/or shadows, which are expensive to power up into usefulness. Focusing purely on such mons (& >90% IV ones) means you'll take forever to make decent raid teams. I say teams bc the raid bosses (specifically T5/mega) rotate, so you want a variety of teams for (almost) every occasion.
Build a budget team of decently meta relevant mons that are caught at a high level (20+). Stuff like machop-champ, abra-alakazam, gastly-gengar can be evolved to the final forms for free after trading. Many cDay mons are good budget options, & some are even top picks. Mudkip (shadow), machop (shadow), charizard (s), and more.
Build your budget teams (should have one each for the current T5/mega raid) & level them to lvl 30; which shouldn't take long/many resources if you used already high lvl mons regardless of IVs. With weather boost, some wild spawns can be as high as lvl 35. This is widely regarded as the break point for maximum bang for buck in terms of CP/raid usefulness vs cost analysis. Once you have these teams, use them to raid for the top picks, fight in gyms for coins, farm shadows, etc. Slowly replace budget picks with top picks & high IVs, once again, powering up to lvl 30, but no higher. Once you have these teams filled out with lvl 30 high to top tiers, power them up to lvl 40. lvl 50 is like SUPER late game, almost purely for flexing or those who wanna do something crazy like solo/duo legendary or mega raids.
I agree with you in the sense of maxing out to 40. But if you are maxing any Pokémon to 50 with Candy XL, it isn't worth powering up anything that's not going to be forever used.
I would power up a 15/12/14 Terrekian because attack is the big thing in raid battles. For me it doesn't have to be perfect just in the 90% with 15 attack
I have powered up my Salamence almost to max at this point, I’m grinding it out to get all levels with the XL candies now so I can get it to max power. I don’t even know if it’s a good idea, but the thing is a near perfect and is a beast in dragon type raids. Not to mention I have it at mega level 3. And all my other ‘mons suck lmao
Good tips, but it it should be made clearer that "good" iv pokemon can mean different things depending on if you are talking about raids\gyms or GO battle league. In the latter, good iv typically means low attack, high HP and Defense. This was my biggest mistake starting this game, as I wasted resources on three star pokemon that are NOT what you want for GBL. I recommend looking up videos explaining pvp ivs.
😮 wait what?? I catch every pokemon I see and always appraise them when I catch them and I only favorite the 3 stars and only keep the 3 star with the highest cp?? What should I be doing differently??
This channel has come a long way
I live close to South Barrington lol I was like wait those streets look familiar!
Cool and good knowledge always video
I’ve got 65 best buddies so far…it’s a grind but I swap out my buddy @ least 15 times a day and get @ least 6 hearts w/each.
Thanks for the tips! Trying the game for the first time since it came out and noticing the same issues with it. At least now there's many more gyms and pokestops, but I'm disabled and they really make it hard for people who don't get out much to play. :( Would love some tips. The gifts help a bit but I only have a few friends on go.
There’s places online where people post their friend codes, and look into PokeGenie 👍
Give us your friend code and we will add you
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In PVP, I usually use Porygon-Z, Machamp, and Togekiss. As you can tell, I have a severe ghost type weakness. What’s a good, accessible Dark type I can use for Great League?
You caught your Mewtwo in Illinois. It wasn't far from where I'm from. That's crazy
im so sad bc i have to make a new account bc my main got banned bc my friend signed into it and he lives in a different state so i got perma banned now and its gunna be so hard to start over with no pokemon and i was already a newby so idk if im gonna be able to keep playing im already alot of years late into playing
Lol I love how everyone silently agreed to call them mons😂
I don't necessarily agree with only powering up perfect IVs. Unless by "close", you mean anywhere in the 90s range. the difference between 90-100% IVs is extremely small. even 85-90 is worth the investments if meta relevant with the correct attacks. personally, unless they're personal favorite metas/ high IV shines, I don't even max them out to 50. ill get to around 45 and stop, as you're only getting an extra CP range of a couple hundred in the end. this is all personal preference. but leveling up a wider variety of good Pokemon close tho their max is more efficient for stardust, and gives you a larger group of highly effective and useful Pokemon.
"Close" to me is 86% - 100%
@@CountJinsulaOfficial that’s fair then. I was under the impression close was like 96-100, which is way too common in most players minds. a lot of trainers, and ones I know personally believe those high IVs are the only ones worth the investment. But those level IVs are few and far between. Once you get to 85 I think it’s good to go. There’s very little difference on a scale between 86-100, like you said. Great video tho man. Very informative 👍🏼
How do I know if I have better version of my Pokémon? This difference between two of the same Pokémon.
Appraise them
I love Pokémon go but I play on iPad and no data to move so I been getting 4 certain pokemons every day I got a shiny today so yeah
Which shiny?
@@thegodlygoober swinub sadly the iv is trash
@@thegodlygoober all I been catching were swinubs and 3 other pokemons for 4 days straight
Damn...
ive caught so many pikachus and a few others i just caught a hippopotas that was 687 cp just sitting at home most of the pokémon i catch are from home idk how😭🤣 i guess it depends on your area?
sorry but ima spell this in all caps cause it’s important asf
all these years and still looks nothing like the trailer
Campfire changed everything!
It really does
I can’t get in
@@CountJinsulaOfficial How can I get on Campfire? I looked up 3 facebook communities for Pokemon Go in my area. It's all friend codes and "buy my account $100" and a few shiny flexes. I search the page Ctrl-F after scrolling for 10 minutes back to Cosmoem release and no one's looking to share campfire. Do your friends get invites?
But they also don't have a firewall up. Keeping other players from hacking your account. My son can't even get on his account anymore. Thanks to Camp Fire.
I was getting a lot of puffin for raid rewards for a while.. but they don't seem to be dropping for me anymore for the last month or so.. not sure if just bad luck or they have been removed
They still drop. They are just really rare.
I wish the quick throw man that actually worked for me I've tried it on all my phones and none of them work. In fact some of my phones are flaky and send them toss a random ball instead of going to the berry menu when I touch the berry button or ball change button anyway which can be frustrating as heck if you're trying to do five great curveballs in a row. (Edited to fix horrible voice to text errors)
Yeah its finicky on certain devices. They should just make it an actual feature.
I’m newer to the game, anyone want to team up?
Hmmm
How do I give my buddy a treat without having to look around and place him
quick treat button
Thank you
Also, you can turn off AR+
Disabling AR+ is a buddy game changer😂
If you disable the AR+ feature in settings, the pokemon will just run towards the middle of the screen where you can give it food, take pictures, or tickle them for hearts
Ryder25rey i need more friends
im sorry but what is that in the intro🤨🤨
How am I going to get a army of badussys lol
First
Is marrowalk - or however it’s spelled lol - worth the rare candies and walking to use in the great league/1500cp cups
How are you gonna make you’re first tip to quick catch only viewable by clicking another video. Just show us in this rip video smh.
So sad
Can't believe people cheat at this game. Why pay to play a game where there are cheating
can you please try not to talk like a robot. thanks, you're welcome..
Can someone pls help me to get in the camp fire
What do I do if I have no pokestops near me
Walk a lot...
Go on a bus ride
@@patrikalbino3079 I don't have really allowing parents I can't take the bus too
@@simple_moronI know the feeling when the game first came out, if you really want to play and can’t if you’ve an android look into a gps spoofer where you can move to somewhere with poke stops while at home :)