I caught a Snorlax this morning near a market. It had 15 Atk and Def IVs. Problem is it had 0-6 HP IVs and had awful movesets (Lick and Body Slam). Low CP but then its because I'm only Lv16.
I'm kind of in the same position as you. I'm at 135/150 and I only need a few evolutions. And Aerodactyl which I never encountered, but I guess I'm completely dependent on 10km eggs for that. I'm also waiting to evolve the few new dex entries because they have really shitty IVs (see Charizard, Venusaur, etc.). Since I spent more than a month getting 125+ candies for those mons I'd rather not waste them when I know the evo will have trash IVs. I'm curious what I will be up to when I completed the whole (possible) dex.Caught a perfect 15/15/15 snorlax with a stampede of pokemon go players at central park today! =)
Among the other goodies I caught today were a Muk, Venusaur, Jolteon, Primeape, and Tentacruel, all at around 1300 CP with Venu being at a nice 1600. Almost at 130/150 caught, but I'm saving up some of my mons like Omanyte and Vulpix to evolve later since they dont have good IVs.
it might come down to personal preference but i think lick/body slam is the best moveset. lick/hyper beam is mathematically the highest dps but body slam has a really low cooldown so you can use it between defender quick attacks and still dodge perfectly. and if you aren't paying attention to when they use their special attacks, usually you can finish the body slam animation and still have time to dodge without taking a full hydro pump/solarbeam/fire blast to the face. the latter is probably a more important consideration (charge attacks hurt a lot). the loss in dps is about 3% so for me the flexibility makes it worth it. plus, with body slam, you overkill less, which helps to offset the drop in dps (or even makes body slam more real-world efficient).I caught a Snorlax this morning near a market. It had 15 Atk and Def IVs. Problem is it had 0-6 HP IVs and had awful movesets (Lick and Body Slam). Low CP but then its because I'm only Lv16.
zh+ hyper beam, no lick unfortunately. it's still good for gym defense and snorlax is a beast regardless tho 9.9plz provide moveset so i know if i should be extremely jealous or just very jealous
that starfish weighs more than I do...I got a few starmie lightest weighs 31.23, Heaviest.... 112.82
Water Gun / Water Pulse is actually the best Vaporeon moveset for Defense. I too had an almost perfect Vaporeon and got Water Pulse and got sad, but then I realized its the best moveset for leaving it at a Gym and I already had a high IV Hydro Pump Vaporeon for Offense. Gives good versatility so dont be too sad. If you plan on using it for offense then yeah its garbage tho lol.Dumb question is dumb, but how bad is Water Pulse on Vaporeon? I caught a 15/15/15 Eevee yesterday afternoon during my lunch break, but the dumb thing got Water Pulse when it evolved...
Same! Had my first day of college yesterday and there are multiple pokestops on campus. There's even a gym, which is constantly changing leadership. I see quite a bit of people play in their free time, it's really cool. I wanted to strike up conversation with some girls I saw who were playing, but I was too shy. :/Well, back at University, and the Campus is loaded with pokespots. Compared to at home where I saw maybe 6 in a park and 1 every couple miles, this is gonna be nice.
people travelAlso I saw a gym with a Tauros in it and I'm in Europe is that normal?
I hear you can also still get region exclusive mons from eggs.people travel
Pokémon Conquest has a bit of an excuse in that because each Pokémon is guaranteed to have a certain move, it differentiates certain lines from each other, such as Machamp's Cross Chop vs Conkeldurr's Superpower. Go's lines are all different from each other (for example, Fearow gets access to Drill Run, unlike Dodrio) so having the moves have a chance to be so mundane (like Bite on Gyarados) is dumb in my opinion.Is it fair one of my nitpicks of this game is that it doesn't let you choose your Pokemon's movesets? It's the same problem I had with Pokemon Conquest, why am I not allowed to change my moves? I can understand limiting the amount of moves, annoying but fine if the concept of the game calls for it, but not being able to change them? I'd dare say that somewhat goes against part of the fun of Pokemon battling, trying out different moves and creating a moveset that works best for you. This will especially be a problem when they implement player vs player battling.
Though Pokemon Conquest still had the type chart. So only for pure type Pokemon who had a move of their type (Pokemon Conquest only gave ONE move to each Pokemon) this makes sense. But then we had Pokemon with two types so could only have a move of one of their types (and some even switch the type of their move making their evolution line play differently from one another, and that's not mentioning move effects which really mattered as they now had ranges to them).Pokémon Conquest has a bit of an excuse in that because each Pokémon is guaranteed to have a certain move, it differentiates certain lines from each other, such as Machamp's Cross Chop vs Conkeldurr's Superpower. Go's lines are all different from each other (for example, Fearow gets access to Drill Run, unlike Dodrio) so having the moves have a chance to be so mundane (like Bite on Gyarados) is dumb in my opinion.
Once everybody has collected all(or their fav) poke and chosen their movesets they then drift away from the game as they have nothing left to achieve. Once a gamer has a sense of acomplishment within a game it then gets put aside for the next game, Blitzamirin now has to go out and collect another 400 magikarp candie for him to achieve what he wants....and thats what game producers want ...dont hate them for it, alls fair in love and war...they find ways to keep us playing and we find cheats to achieve what we want quicker!Though Pokemon Conquest still had the type chart. So only for pure type Pokemon who had a move of their type (Pokemon Conquest only gave ONE move to each Pokemon) this makes sense. But then we had Pokemon with two types so could only have a move of one of their types (and some even switch the type of their move making their evolution line play differently from one another, and that's not mentioning move effects which really mattered as they now had ranges to them).
This problem also goes for Pokemon Go. Though there can have two moves plenty of Pokemon get moves not of their type so, while it adds a bit of diversity, you still have no control over it so you could end up with a moveset that doesn't fully optimize the Pokemon the way you want it. However Pokemon Go can be changed so maybe a future update will add in move changing.