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The IV calculators which were accessing the server's data to find the exact IVs for Pokémon have been taken down now with Niantic's latest 3rd party banning spree, so the next best thing is just to use one of the standard input data sites and hope for the best. A lot of the sites have an option to enter stats once and then to enter them again after powering up once - these tend to give a lot more accurate results so go for this method if you're looking for as much accuracy as possible.

Some third party apps actually managed to regain access to the Niantic servers like bots. They give precise IV of each pokemon. But i was looking for another solution other than using bots. I guess that's the best option for now.
 
Some third party apps actually managed to regain access to the Niantic servers like bots. They give precise IV of each pokemon. But i was looking for another solution other than using bots. I guess that's the best option for now.

I assume you realize this, but just in case...

With Pokeassistant, if you power up once or twice you'll usually get an accurate reading. True, it's not ideal to spend any stardust until you know you want to keep the Pokemon but if you can glance at the range first, find a nice range you're looking for, then test it with one power up--I've found this to be efficient enough.

In my opinion, that's the best there is right now.
 
What site should I go to for Pokemon Go type effectiveness?
ign says bulbasaur is strong against fairy, water, electric, and fighting moves.
but bulbapedia says its strong against grass moves also.
(sorry I can't post a link)
If someone could explain that would be helpful.
 
What site should I go to for Pokemon Go type effectiveness?
ign says bulbasaur is strong against fairy, water, electric, and fighting moves.
but bulbapedia says its strong against grass moves also.
(sorry I can't post a link)
If someone could explain that would be helpful.
There's a type-chart here that you can use:

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Remember that Pokémon learn moves which are a different type to what the Pokémon is - which moves does your Bulbasaur know?
 
What's the function of height and weight? Are they just useless info for now? (I don't even get why the same species can have really varying sizes lmfao)
 
What's the function of height and weight? Are they just useless info for now? (I don't even get why the same species can have really varying sizes lmfao)
Pretty much arbitrary from what people have experimented with so far, no one's found any correlation between Pokémon size and how strong they are or anything like that haha.
 
What's the function of height and weight? Are they just useless info for now? (I don't even get why the same species can have really varying sizes lmfao)

Oh, those are just for fun. Doesn't affect stats. It's fun to imagine your individual Pokemon are really large, tiny, fat, or skinny.
There's been some amusing fanart on the topic.
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Owning A Gym

So today I attacked and owned my first Gym. Not long after another Team took it over so I went and attacked it again but although I beat both Pokemon in there I didn't take the Gym back. I attacked a 3rd time and although I got them down to 0 health it didn't die and then I got a msg saying I had run out of time,is there any reason for this? Thanks in advance
 
Thanks,thought it might of been your not allowed to take over a Gym you've just took over for a certain period
 
What's the best way of finding rare Pokemons?

1. Level up. You will find rarer and stronger Pokemon the higher level you go.

2. Talk to people. Chances are that where you're playing there are other people playing as well. Ask them what they've found and where.

3. Nests. Talking to others should eventually lead to information on where there are nests, or, concentrations of spawn points for a particular type of Pokemon. If you're looking for Abra, ask around to see if there's an Abra nest in your area.
 
The best thing to do is learn the good spawn points, keep walking down every road in your area and mark down the points where you see anything good, if you do that enough times you start to find that certain spots sometimes have rare Pokemon and then you just need to keep checking those spots often. I've learnt that at the end of my road often has rhyhorns, eevee's and seels
Also I've heard people recommending downloading the ingress map as that has high concentration areas which Niantic turned into rare spawn points. I haven't got round to trying this yet but it makes sense
 
1. Level up. You will find rarer and stronger Pokemon the higher level you go.
I don't feel like this is true is it? :o Surely Pokémon species spawn regardless of your level given they spawn in the world for every player to catch?
 
I don't feel like this is true is it? :o Surely Pokémon species spawn regardless of your level given they spawn in the world for every player to catch?

Yes and no, if a Pokemon has spawned then everyone will see it regardless of level but the chance of a Pokemon spawning is determined partly by how many people are in area and what level they are, it won't make a massive difference but it will help a bit
 
I don't feel like this is true is it? :o Surely Pokémon species spawn regardless of your level given they spawn in the world for every player to catch?

They spawn, but at certain levels you won't even see them. This has happened regularly for me playing with lower level players who can't even see the Poliwhirl standing in front of us because they're too low level.
 
I've got a glitch here!
See these little white rings? Those are Pokemon appearances. Those little rings are what you see underneath a close-by Pokemon within your reach.
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But the Pokemon themselves are invisible, and I can't tap on them. I tried restarting the app and even my phone but I can't get this glitch to clear up. It made me miss an Abra, as well as some other silhouettes. Help, please! How do I clear up this bug?
 
Pokemon nearby vibrate

Does anyone know if the phone will vibrate when a pokemon is near when the app is running in the background but you are not watching the screen and the phone goes to locked screen?

As I walk a great deal as a hobby I cannot always have the app open and watching the screen. So I often just pop it in my pocket with the app still running of course.

Or is the case that you have to be watching the screen for it to vibrate.

Thanks I hope that makes some sense.
 
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