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How are IVS generated in Pokémon Go?
A Pokémon’s IVs are randomly generated when it spawns, hatches or is encountered as a raid boss. IVs cannot currently be modified or influenced, but the higher they are, the more potential the Pokémon has in battle than other Pokémon of the same species.
Can you change the IV of a Pokemon in Pokémon Go?
Short of trading a Pokémon away forever, you cannot change its IVs either, so most players will choose to send low IV Pokémon off to Professor Willow in exchange for candies. It used to be pretty difficult to figure out a Pokémon’s IVs.
What is an IV floor in Pokémon Go?
It is however, a simple and convenient indicator of how good the IVs are in general. A Pokémon which has a 15 HP IV, a 15 Attack IV, and a 15 Defense IV would have 100% (perfect) IVs. Certain methods of obtaining Pokémon will guarantee minimum IVs, also known as an IV floor. These methods and their ‘floors’ are as follows:
How do you get 100% IV in Pokemon Go?
Lucky Pokemon the best way to get 100% IV Should you be fortunate enough to catch a lucky Pokemon, there will be a 1 in 64 chance it has perfect IVs. You will also have a 1 in 64 chance if you decide to trade them, also. There’s a reason they are called ‘lucky’ Pokemon.
How do you win in Pokémon Go trainer battles?
There’s more to Pokémon GO Trainer Battles than tapping attacks and hoping your Pokémon end up on top. Assembling a strong team is a good start, but you’ll need to outperform your opponent in battle to win. You have three main tools to manipulate the outcome of a battle—Protect Shields, Charged Attacks, and switching Pokémon.
How do battles work in Pokémon Go?
In a Pokémon Go battle, you’re given three Pokémon to fight against someone else. Once each of these three Pokémon has fainted, you lose. Attacks work by tapping on the screen or holding, depending on if you want to use a Fast Attack or Charged Attack (which requires many Fast Attacks first!).
What is the Battle League in Pokémon Go?
Niantic’s Pokémon Go has now introduced a Battle League, where trainers can battle in random pair-ups (usually) and compete to rank up in the league.