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How does CP, IV's, and LEVELS work in POKEMON GO!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- People always ask me about these terms and how they work. Well in this video I break down completely how everything works and how to take advantage of them to get the best Pokémon!
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0:00 - Intro
0:09 - Base Stats
0:40 - IV's
1:47 - Pokémon Level
3:44 - CP Explained
5:39 - Outro
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EVERYONE NOTE WITH THE LEVEL 50 UPDATE POKEMON CAN NOW BE LEVEL 50. Also you can power up to +10 from your trainer level!
except to get level 50 pokemon you can only get them once you reach level 40 so level 38 trainers will still only be able to get level 40 pokemon until they reach level 40
Yay first reply
second reply:)
3rd reply
So do I need to be 50 to max my Pokemon? that'll take a while, I just hit lvl 28
Dude. Your videos are getting really clean. I really like how you give this quick intro/spoiler right off the top. Then go back and start the video by introducing yourself and the topic of the video. Its very unique and creative and I watch tons of pogo vloggers
Omg Thank You. I've been making TH-cam for like almost 3 years now so I'm glad people are finally enjoying my content. Ya I think it's great cause It shows people a little what the video is about and hooks their attention! But I really appreciate the kind comment Lou :)
@ bro i watch you and a few others for pogo religiously. Thank you, you have no idea how much easier you make it on us( pokemon community)
I’m stupid. This makes no sense. Everything makes no sense. Especially the levels and the IV’s. Like- WHERE DO I EVEN START DUDE😭
Cuz this was one of the worst explanations about it.
3:50 I don't know if it became known later, but (buckle up, here comes one-line math spelling) CP=((BaseAtk+AtkIV)*sqrt(BaseDef+DefIV)*sqrt(BasestamIV+StamIV)*(LevelScalar)^2)/10, where "LevelScalar" have exact value depending on this Pokémon's level.
nice
Wow this video helped me out alot. I started playing this game when it 1st came out. Now i came back all these years im soo behind!!!! 😩
Phenomenal Video!! This explains everything I was looking for, keep it up man!!😎
Thanks for your videos. It helps allot with everything
4:04 that magikarp looks dangerous
That’s some op garidos
Thank you, I tried to watch other people explaining this and was still lost. Good help 👍
Agree best explanation I’ve seen. Easiest to understand
I am still lost 😢
@@rosacam6765I don't remember 😂 but we used to trade them to get perfect ones. Hope you figure it out but.
Thank you for actually answering my question. Others are like "yeah ivs are this" but never what they do. Tanks.
On which one should I invest my candy
One of the Most helpful videos I have watched 👍🏼 great work
4:19 Yes please! Help me explain it because I was expecting you to do that part. Whoa, close one there.
so which pokemon do i keep the high IV with super low cp or the high CP with bad IV?.... its probably a dumb question but i cant find the sense and logic behind it.
It's not a dumb question. In fights the pokémon with high cp are (most of the times) stronger than the one with low cp. That's why it is worth keeping the ones with high cp and bad iv. The pokémon with high iv and low cp are only useful if you are willing to use power ups.
@@ann-kathrin2084 Thank you Ann, that was really helpful.
Bro can I ask one doubt im a new player when I choose one Pokemon and appraise it it shows 1 star can I add more stars
@@AlokKumar-bd3lb Usually you can't change the appraisal. There are only two ways: Purifying shadow pokémon (but that has other disadvantages) and trading.
@@ann-kathrin2084 ok bro
Helped a lot was really confused on this topic
Omg thanks for the clean cut informative content!
I love your videos! Including your 10X hat man! That’s an Uncle G special right there! A lot of my Pokémon Go knowledge has come from you and others. And I appreciate the content you post out, keep up the great work!
i appreciate how concise and simple this is
I have Pokémon with similar IVs but I can power them up to a lot different max cp
1 Lairon can go to like 1778 CP and another can only go to 1640 CP
I'm guessing one has higher attack IV's. Attack IV's add alot to max cp
Daxi: that’s why non evolved forms are weaker than evolve forms
Pikachu: I DENY THAT
Raichu: 0-0 *Shaking in pokemon intensifies*
Also trapinch
@Harsha Poojary you might as well say you dont like the pokemon in pokemon
@Harsha Poojary stop watching pokemon anime if u hate that lol. now stfu
@Harsha Poojary in the games if you give it a light ball it becomes strong but still
Very helpful! Though if you max out a pokemon at level 10, then level up to level 11, does that mean you can now power it up again to the next level, or is that pokemon as good as it is going to get?
With the new update you can lvl Pokémon up to +10 of your trainer level. What happens if I’m trainer lvl 32 with a lvl 42 tyranitar and my trainer level goes up to 33?
Does tyranitar stay at ‘max lvl’? Or will the CP bar go down a little, showing that it is NOT max lvl and that I can power it up more?
Great explanation. Thanks for info!!
When i started playing pokemon go, i didn’t know how to calculate iv’s, i was confused on how TH-camrs calculated iv percents
do you still have questions about it? what dont you understand like terms like (98% and 93% etc)
@ oh ya, that was back in august i got it now
Thank you man 🙏 shoutout from Toronto bro you're my favorite poke-youtuber
HI im your 7th follower, will you remember me when your famous?
Yoo thanks m8, i thought when cp is maxed out it would evolve lol.
Lol
Broooo this helps so much thanks you video cleard it up very well
Thank you, my wife plays 8 hours a day and won't tell me what "IV" is.
She probably just doesn't get it and doesn't want to admit it 😂 im trying to figure all this crap out myself. Just started playing a week or 2 ago.
What’s the difference between the attack stat and the attack damage next to each attack. Sometimes a Pokémon’s appraisal has a high attack stat but very low attack damage. And another of the same Pokémon has lower attack appraisal, but the attacks have insane damage. Same goes for the HP appraisal and the actual HP shown on the Pokémon’s profile.
So if I'm lvl 23 and max out a pokemon's level it will be 33 (based on the comment you made later), then will it stay at lvl 33 forever? Or can I level it up again once I level up myself
Really need this answered myself.
So what’s better to max out a Pokémon with a a low cp but perfect iv or do the reverse and just level up high cp Pokémon with Poor iv
I’ve got the same question
Ive only been watching you 1 month roughly you know your stuff very knowledgeable
Is this still viable in 2024?
Okay another one I needed 🤣
Thank you for this. I'm a very new player, so this helps!
How does one figure out how to prioritize stats (like attack, defense, hp) from a series of imperfect options? Its easy to say "just go with the higher attack" but how far is that true? Is a 15/0/0 mewtwo really better than a 14/15/15 mewtwo? Thats an extreme example, but frequently in-game I'm forced to choose between something like a 14/10/10 or a 10/15/15 where it feels like I'm making the wrong choice either way.
Flip a coin
So, do you base on the IV or the Pokémon CP which one to transfer?
@Abai Alex
How do you know what level a Pokémon is?
I recommend level cuz you need to waste too much stardust and candies but u can do both
I just started playing, thank you so much for making this video 👍👍👍
Hey! I need a clarification, I have 2 gabites one with 1435 cp and 0 stars and a 1064 with 2 stars with full 15 attack, so which one should I evolve? I'm confused🤔
I'd hold on to your candy until you somehting better
Keep up the good work
thankS!
Thank you I finally understand 🐐
Great video!
I want to learn how to compare two of the same Pokémon, to decide who to transfer, to free up space.
Until now, I just compare CP, but as I get higher levels, I am at risk transferring a lower level Pokémon with more potential CP.
I'll try if I can figure out how the overlay apps work, if I get them to work.
I always look at the IV, and transfer the one with the lowest stats! I do this because when I want to power up/evolve my pokemon later, I’ll be left with the pokemon that has the most potential CP. Hope this helped!
Thank you for being so clear.
Thank you for your help!
You vids are dope
Thanks ❤️❤️
Very helpful!!
what does the base stats and iv effect, Like if it had a high attack, how will it be different to one with a low attack, as their moves effect their damage. (I am just realy confused)
So in terms of pvp. The IVs don't really matter?
Bruh this whole time i thought that IVs were theh semi-circle ;(
I’ve been playing for about two weeks now….every night searching for this video and I’ve finally found it after countless 20 minute videos of people speaking in complete Pokémon trainer language. 😂👍 my question for you is, I’m struggling with strange and I’m too hesitant to get rid of anything because most I only have one of or are decent 3 stars. Any tips?
Just delete all 0 stars below 1.5k apart from shinies
Been struggling with one question about pokemon levels. Say I catch a pokemon when I am level 34 and I power it up to max. Then eventually when I level up to 50, will I have more room to power up that particular pokemon? Or do I have to catch a new pokemon at level 50 to be able to power it up to its full potential? Thanks.
Players at level 34 can power up all of their pokémon to level 40. As soon as you reach level 40 you can power up *all of your pokémon* (including the ones that you caught at a lower level) to level 50.
@@ann-kathrin2084 thanks alot for the clarification 👍
@@ann-kathrin2084 so there's no downside to powering up a 100 IV at say level 35 if it's a pokemon that seems like it will always be relevant? (Swampert, Mewtwo, etc?)
@@mckinleyostvig7135 No, I guess not. The only downside one might think about is the fact that also the relevant pokémon might get other special attacks. Then you would need an elite tm to get it.
I have an abra at 363 CP with max IV but a Abra at 968 CP with a 3 star IV but not max , the what should I evolve ?
Depends, if you want to save stardust and candies, power up the Abra with the higher cp, but if you don’t care about that, the 4* will be better once you max out the cp
Oh, so that's why no strong pokemon spawn around here: my level is kinda low
Which Pokemon should I evolve.
Pokemon -- High cp . 1500... Low IV
Pokemon -- lower cp..1422 .. max IV..
Does level after evolution ?..
If I have 30 same Pokemon to evolve .., should I evolve with highest cp with good movest and delete all .?
If I were you I’d evolve the max IV, it will be better in the long run and tbh it’s more of a flex
@@itsok2camp885 bro but when it comes for battle don't you think higher CP one will deal more damage
I am confused
Hey man...I was able to max my dragonite CP to 3784 while being at level 32...how's that possible ?
just updated it to +10 levels with the level 40 update!
how a lvl 40 guzzlord 98% iv have lower cp than a lvl 40 93% guzzlord ? my Guzzlord 93% have 2878 and 98%guzzlord have 2874.
Which of it is important cp or iv. Which one to level up and evolve
heres a question, is it worth powering up pokemon if im only trainer level 28? or wait until im closer to 40?
In theory it makes no difference. But I would recommend to invest your stardust sustainable. So use it for good pokémon with good iv that you can use for a long time.
So what about a pokemon that is not evolved yet? Like can I max out a non evolved Ponyta and then when I decide to evolve it does it add more to its stats?
yes it will add to its stats since the evolved version of ponyta has higher base stats then ponyta. But powering up before or after evolution won't make difference to final cp
So. If 2 pokemon are max level. Can a mon with 2000 cp still able to take on one that is 300 or more? Or not a chance? I just wanna use my favorites but some have low max cp legendary or sudo L
Cp is not everything. The most important thing is the type effectivity. If the type of the attack of your pokémon is effective against the type of the other pokémon it will do 160 % damage. Double effectivity (effectivity against both of the opponents types) even lets you make 256 % damage.
@@ann-kathrin2084 ok. So just power up all the way. Even tho the cp does match the opponent or much less. Sounds good
@@DvnStone34 Although you might be succesfull with lower cp there are stronger and weaker pokémon. Do you have an example?
@@ann-kathrin2084 I do have strong pokemon. Like dragonitr and legendaries. But I just watched to use my favorites. Like torkoal. Flygon and other. But some cp max out at around 2000 more or less. Also I just reached level 40.
@@DvnStone34 Torkoal for example might have it strengths against bug, steel, grass and ice but its basic values are too low to be a good pokémon. You might try to use it in ultra league. I would not recommend to invest stardust in those pokémon for raid and gym battles.
Whats good my guy
doing good hbu?
@ hey Ik it’s kinda a obvious thing but could you make like a video or tik tok talking about like the types and what each of their weakness and strong against for example fire is strong against grass and weak against water
@@kojirosak4 for sure man! I'll put it on the list to make just might take a bit as I have alot of requests in the making rn!
@@kojirosak4 I'll get it out to you as fast as I can!
@ perfect thx man
High iv with average level or high level with average iv which is better. If I have a Pokemon with lvl 8 (100iv low CP) and lvl 28(60-70 iv with high CP) which will be better to upgrade.
In most of the cases the pokémon with more cp is stronger in fight. (Secondary criterion might be the attacking value.) But the pokémon with high iv can get more cp with power ups.
@@ann-kathrin2084 thanks an im newbie so its very helpful
So, I know the levels will be different... but a 100 cp gyarados and a 100 cp pikachu will be an even fight? Or does the base stats of the pokemon affect how good the pokemon is for THAT cp? Or does it JUST change the max cp?
Love the 10x hat too. Hope you do well. Happy selling
Ok so I’m pretty new to the game so don’t bash me. I managed to get a charmander should I get it to a charzard or just keep it as it is I haven’t played the in like 6 years I’ve completely forgot
so obviously the higher the trainer level the higher the CP can be with Pokémon from the wild, when does it cap? Level 35? Thanks in advance!!
Level 30 is the cap for wild Pokémon, but for weather boosted 35 is the cap
I've heard people say to not power your pokemon after a certain point (like lvl 30 or sumn) is this true and are you not supposed to max out the cp of your pokemon/does it benefit you to max out your pokemons?
Of course your pokémon are stronger when you bring them to max level. But that costs too much stardust. The cost-value ratio decreases with every power up. Power ups beyond pokémonlevel 30 only give half of the power compared to power ups below pokémonlevel 30. And it becomes even worse beyond pokémonlevel 40.
@@ann-kathrin2084 Alright ty, so how do I know what level my pokémon are?
@@noisy3156 You can use any iv calculator (website or app) for that. Here are some further hints:
- Every power up increases the level by 0.5.
- The higher the costs for the next power up the higher the level.
- Pokémon in the wild have whole-number levels between 1 and 30 (or 6 and 35 with weatherboost) if your trainerlevel is high enough.
- Some pokémon have fixed levels: Grunts 8 (13 with weatherboost), quests 15, eggs/raids/gbl 20, raids with weatherboost 25.
@@ann-kathrin2084 Thanks👍
should i evolve before and then power up or should i power up before and then evolve???? and wich must evolved higher cp or better iv?
It doesn't matter if you first evolve or first use power ups. For the second question: High cp might be good in the fight. But if you want to spend stardust I would recommend to choose the pokémon with better iv.
Is there a way to increase iv of Pokémon by powering it up?
There is no possibility to change the iv (if it isn't a shadow pokémon and if you don't want to trade it). Power ups only increase the level of the pokémon.
Hey, I have a question. Should I power up my pokemon all the way to the max CP? Or is there a limit where it won't make much difference?
Beginners don't need to power the pokémon up to the maximum to have success in raids and gym battles. Pokémon level 30 is useful. Everything beyond it might sometimes be useful but it's expensive.
@@ann-kathrin2084 yeah and also fun
So pretty much even if you power up every pokemon you have to max the better iv is gonna be better
If I send over a lvl 100 pokemon from a mainline game to go would the cp be maxed?
My question is what is the point of checking the IV right before you catch it if you're going to catch it and appraise the IV right after anyways?
Maybe you use different type of berries depending on the iv.
Okay I have two questions if anyone can answer. You talked about I.V. so first question is would there be a way to possibly build on them stats say 15 Attack points is max if I'm understanding this right. So say your 'Mon had 12 Attack, can you do battles to gain the last 3 points or something of that nature? Also secondly again about I.V. from how you explained it, theoretically you can eventually catch a full stat 'Mon of every type? (I can only imagine the math on that % chance of achieving such a thing but...)
1) The only ways to change the iv are _trading_ (completely new iv with a minimum depending on the level on friendship) and _purifying_ (+2 on every individual value but you lose the shadow bonus).
2) Yes, every pokémon can theoretically have perfect iv. The chance for that depends on where you catch it. It's for example 1/4096 in the wild, 1/1728 in the wild with weatherboost, 1/216 from raids/eggs/quests, 1/64 from lucky trades.
If I'm a level 30 trainer now, and I catch a pokemon, I can only power it up to level 40. okay. But if I were to then get to level 40, then can power up the pokemon I caught when I was level 30 to level 50, or do I need to catch the pokemon at level 40 for me to be able to power them up at that point?
So if you catch a Pokémon at level 20 will it have a different max cp than the identical stat Pokémon caught at level 40?
If you power up a pokémon to its maximum pokémonlevel (depends on your trainerlevel) it will have the same cp no matter if you catched it with trainerlevel 20 or trainerlevel 40 (if the ivs are the same).
Does trading a level 40 pokemon guarantee perfect IVs? Since in raids, there are specific IVs for perfect pokemon like 2500cp
But when I trade a 4000cp, does this mean it's gonna be perfect coz' it will exceed the 2500 perfect iv?
Dyk if maxing out the CP of a pokemon before you evolve it makes a difference in the max CP it can get to once it's fully evolved?
There is no difference.
Can a Pokémon with low CP but good Iv still be good for bottles?
In PvP: Yes, but you should always use as much power ups as possible.
In raid and gym battles: Usually the pokémon with more cp is stronger. Some CP less are no problem if the attacking value is higher.
@@ann-kathrin2084 thanku!(:
The hat is fire
Can a one star Pokémon be powered up enough to become 3 star?
No, power ups won't change the individual values. They only increase the level of the pokémon.
Is it better to max the cp of the first evolve form before evolving it? So max the cp of a charmander and then evolve it?
great question. i’d love to know this, myself.
okay so i actually found it, saying that it makes completely no difference, same amount of candies, stardust whichever way you were to do it. c: we both now know it :) so yea doesnt make anything happen differently
@@laurencoolen484 oks cool. So basically evolve it to max and then spend the star dust and candies on it. Thank you 😊
Does the size and weight have any effect to the pokemon like some are extra large and extra small. Does this effect them in any way? I know this is an older video but I'm just now seeing it because I've recently come across your channel (very cool and informative I will add too) and going though them to learn more about pogo.hope to get a response thank brother!
No, size and weight have no effect.
The only point where it comes to play are the medals for big magikarp (13.13 kg or higher) or tiny rattata (2.41 kg or lower).
I have this debate with my cousin alot which should you pay attention to more CP or IVs of a pokemon?
To keep it short: In the fight you should pay attention to the cp. For power ups you should pay attantion to the IVs.
So if you have two of the same pokemon but one has a higher cp and the lower has better ivs... which do u evolve and power up?
Depends on how good the ivs are, personally I don’t power anything up that’s not at least 96%
@@fishysushi3486 sir i will request you to plz elaborate this topic
For example - one is 1000 cp pokemon with 33 IV and another one is 500 cp Pokémon with 88 IV .........which one is better
@@sparrow_deez2521 what are you gonna use that Pokémon for? For PvP, most of the time you want a low attack and high defense/stamina so the Pokémon is more tanky. For raids, the higher the cp the better
@@fishysushi3486 ok so for PvP i need to focus more on stamina and hp 👍 got it thanks
I have a question, if I trade with a friend can I get that Pokémon retreaded
I dont think so
no you can only trade a pokemon once!
Hey hoping this question reaches u I have a 372 wartortle but it’s a 3 star ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ but I have another wartortle with 737 cp but it’s a ⭐️ ⭐️ I’m close to evolving it to blast but which one out the 2 should I evolve the one with higher cp or the one with more stars in attack hp and defence
It depends on how much stardust you want to spend. The one with lower cp and higher iv would need power ups. But since blastoise is not the best raid and gym attacker (maybe as mega blastoise, but only with the elite move hydro cannon) I would not recommend to do power ups on that one. You will find better pokémon for your stardust if you keep playing ;-)
Do Pokémon levels scale to the player level. If I’m level 20 is the max level my Pokémon can be level 20 and then 21 if I hit level 21
If it is 100 percent iv is it good for GBL or not.
Good for master league. You can use it in the other leagues but having lower attack would be better.
And also if a pokemon maxes out under the league cp cap..for example umbreon max cp as a hundo is like 2300 so you want the 100 percent if using a umbreon in ultra league
@ thank you for replying .
Does the handicap still when pokemon over 4000 have a reduced 10%percent ?
I remember watching this and learning more about my gameplay ❤️
Thanks bro
I dont know if people are still seeing this but I've got a question. I have a perfect magikarp at lvl 35 and a purified one at lvl 25 with an 86 IV. There is a 90 cp difference between them. I need to evolve one for the challenge but if I'm going to do that would it not be better to evolve the stronger one even though the lvl 25 was purified so it uses less resources?
In that case I would definitely evolve the perfect one at lvl 35.
what if i have a 15/14/14 pokemon can i get it to 4* by powering up ?
There is no possibility to change the iv (if it isn't a shadow pokémon and if you don't want to trade it). Power ups only increase the level of the pokémon.
@@ann-kathrin2084 The Best Buddy doesn't increase the IV's??? D:
@@wallflower-lo3yx The best buddy boost gives it two more power ups (as long as it's your buddy). It does not change the iv.
I encountered a solrock with ??? Cp and I don’t know what it means pls help me
yo so i have a 3 star pikachu but has lower cp then my 0 star pikachu with higher cp. which one is better?
In raid and gym battles the one with higher cp will probably be stronger. If the cp are close to each other it might depend on the individual attacking value.
One day ur gonna get famous like ur intro WAS 10 SECONDS
I started pokemon go 3 days ago and i got more than 20 pokemons who's iv is more than 90 and 37 pokemons more than 80
Should u power up the pokeman all the way before u evolve it or no
It makes no difference.