GAME MECHANICS: Fast Move Optimization | Fast Move Timing 2023 | Pokemon GO Battle League
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- 0:00 - Intro
0:55 - What is a Fast Move
1:35 - Duration of Charge Moves
4:35 - Does it Matter Which Duration Fast Move is?
10:27 - What is Fast Move Optimization
11:25 - Fast Move Table Explanation
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In this video I go over an important game mechanic of Pokemon GO - fast move optimization, also called fast move timing. This goes over the importance of minimizing opponent energy in battles. - เกม
this is the youtuber which produces most important content in pogo world i think
Why thanks. Following in the footsteps of the long gone like wallower and fpsticks
Agree no rants just straight info
@@DanOttawaPOGOI miss fp sticks
🤯. Man I feel like I'm in math class, frantically taking notes and falling farther behind. Like I understand, but I don't UNDERSTAND
It takes practice. I would just focus on the slow examples I gave as I think those are the clearest to understand in practice
Try other content creators they have other ways to explaining how they do it! Everyone learns differently!
Shortly: since opponent's charge move finalize your fast move (without waiting all ticks left to the end), you will be happy to get his charged move on yours's fast move first tick/turn. And vise versa, you should try to put your charge moves on his fast move's last tick/turn. The sample: you are fighting with your 2 turn move against galavantula (volt switch - 4 turn move): then count your fast moves and prefer your even fast moves to activate your charge move (your odd fast move will fit exactly to his fast move's first tick... and finalize it)
You could do a team building one, i feel like a lot of people get frustrated because they aren't building a good team where the mons compliment each other
thats like 90% of his vids
great freaking video, I needed this. every time an ad came up right in the middle of an important explanation I wanted to punch TH-cam so hard
Optimal timing makes a huge difference.. just sometimes tough to remember, for me anyways, the turn counts for some moves mid battles
Yes this series will be really good! I will be tuning in!
This is great. I hope this series takes off because there’s so many deep dives you could do for each aspect of PvP. Knowing how to make better decisions, when to bait or not, when it’s best to shield, the list goes on and on.
Man really appreciate this! Especially going over the optimal charge timing chart in depth! Thanks so much!
Yeah no worries. Let me know if there are other strategies you are interested in
Super well explained thanks!
this is the playlist i was looking for. exactly what I needed because I've missed so much
Hey Dan! Another great and helpful video:) I was wondering if you would be able to do another one like this but a breakdown on all of the meta fast moves and the meta Pokémon / which fast moves they use and how much turns each one is. To help with learning to count and time against all of the meta Pokémon and fast moves you’d encounter. Maybe one for Great league, one for ultra ect please?
I’m new and there’s so many moves and it’s hard to know which Pokémon have which fast moves and how much turns they all take. Thought it could be a series of a few helpful videos. Thankyou!
Thanks so much for this. As a newer player finding recent mechanics videos can be a struggle.
Wanted to add I find this graphic very hard to understand vs a few others I have seen. The ones that show the longer bars with sections for every move for example.
Great video. Also, am I the only one who struggles fast move optimizing against Jellicent? Azu, Snarl-ers, etc are easy. And they’re the same amount of turns. But something about the animation of hex/general annoyingness of Jellicent always throws me off! 😂
Ha, I mean a 3 turn fast move, despite the animation but I get it. I feel the same with 4 and 5 turn moves
Thanks. Not a video for me but I appreciate it!
Dan thank you sooooooooo much!
Hey Dan thanks for this. Great informative video as always. Maybe you could make a video on battles and how it impacts your mental health? Like going on a bit of a losing streak, taking breaks, not getting down on yourself when you’re hard countered?
I always like when you put on your professor hat! You are a very knowledgeable teacher and you for sure helped me hit legend last Season and vet this season
Those who can't do, teach. Ha
I talk lasterday to my friend about this and tell her pvp content miss this vidéo then you make It today, ty ❤
I was just thinking I need to figure out fast move timing. I was aware of it but hadnt practiced it. Thanks for this. Trying to push to 2500 now.
All good, I was aware but hadn't practiced either
Thank you Dan, this is very helpful. I'm trying to push from 2,500 to 3,000 and more videos like this can help massively. My problem with move timing is I count my opponents moves and not my own, what is the best way to keep track of both? I'd appreciate more videos on the thought process on team building, how to identify opponents fast moves, what mons benefit more from shield advantage of energy advantage, etc
I'll try and cover this when I talk about counting in another video
Interesting point of view everyone learns differently… as we had been seeing time am time again 1 turn fast moves are the difficult ones to fallow of… compare to a 2,3 which are the move common ones! 4, 5 turns! The argument is that the longer the turn that a move takes the more energy it gives… still easy to catch am Def against!
The way I see it the more mons you play the more you get the timing of the fast moves… example someone that had play chajarbug enough times knows how many fast moves to their charge moves! Dan as many other content creators have their way of counting am catching! I like to watch videos on how they do it!
It is always good to have different points of view… after all we all learn differently!
thaank you for this video but im so confused on the fast move. if its a turn 2 fast move, how do you throw charge move on 1? i dont get it. wouldnt it throw on 2? like how do you throw a even fast move on a odd turn besides just straight up waiting? i never understood this part
You throw after 1 fast move. So its a 2 turn move versus 3 turn move. You throw 1 fast move (2 turns worth) and then throw a charge move
Yea the yellow numbers on the chart are the ones referencing how many turns your attack is but the gray ones are referencing how many of your attacks your doing not the amount of turns
Dan da man ... learning how to count, while teaching all of us. Bravo ❤
Everyone wins
Tap tap tap tap tap No! Sets phone down. All i knew before this video, thx dan.
Imagine a New Mechanic where if you land the Charge Move you get a % of Energy Back 🔥🔥
Forcing Pero le to use Shield more Careful, more bait opportunities, harder to keep track of Energy a bit
Is it possible to put "fast move" into a queue? That is how some players explain the "Charged Move" delay: "there were fast move in the queue". Others say that "queue" is just an illiusion.
Depends on the day honestly, there have been times I have just been spamming the fast move and then went to go throw a charge move and had another fast move go through because I had hit it too many times. Other times it doesn't seem to queue up.
@@DanOttawaPOGO Thank you for the fair answer. High respect.
The problem comes from am update done to the game on season 10-11 they try to make charge moves to have priorities over the opponent! Many good PvP players stop playing after that! It was really stupid!
Thank you for doing a vid on this! This mechanic is the best example of why PvP is so frustrating: its one of the most important game mechanics, implemented in the most convoluted way possible and is basically only accessible to hardcore players. As a casualish player it takes all the fun out of the game to realize that in order to actually get beyond Ace, you have to sit for hours (yeah its pokemon GO not pokemon SIT) and memorize how many turns the moves of dozens of pokemon are and what turn to throw on. I really enjoy the way you explain how teams work and how to manage energy/ when to stay/bail.
It does take a lot of practice and effort unfortunately
Actually every game is about memorizing. A memorizing counting is something that requires time, but together it is not too complex. What about that table "your turns against opponent turns" I didn't get from Dan that players should somehow think about it. Just internals. We still should put our moves according counting. No new complexity.
Many content creators had talk about it am each one have done it in a different way… everyone learns differently!
0:53 Just in case you or smb else would need to collect more topics to the slide "What is a fast move":
5. What is the fast moves aligment?
6. What is an effect of charge move and switch to the fast move aligment?
7. What is the fast move's queueing and does it really exist?
8. What is effect of "bad network connection" on fast move?
9. What is a fast move inconsistency (Wallower's pogo critics)?
10. Which tapping can be recommended a) on rhythm b) as fast as possible c) whith cm button animation?
11. Historical exploits...
Good morning Dan
This might not help anyone else but I always just count in multiples of how long my fast move takes (normally 2s or 3s), rather than counting how many fast moves I have done. I know it's achieving the same thing but works better for me
Stuff like this is why I always reference your channel to anyone looking to get into pvp. Great video
Thanks. Yeah if my audience is usually those newer battlers I should have a bunch more of these videos
Deberías hacer un vídeo donde expliques esto con la practica
In your video on catching, can you talk about why this happens. When I switch out of a two-turn fast move pokémon into another two turn fast move pokémon to catch a charge move, sometimes I get a fast move off and sometimes I don't
No I cannot. It seems to be a game inconsistency. The same thing happens when coming in after fainting. Sometimes when they throw a charge move right away your fast move goes through and other times it doesn't
I believe they called new mechanics! It was something back in season 10 the idea was that players will have a turn before a charge move… it didn’t go well am the game now that’s this things! Home Slice Henry knows it well… he regularly called it new mechanics every time it happens!
Ill be saving this one to reference over and over til i finally understand it lol😅
It takes practice for sure
You can check other content creators who talk about the topic… different approaches to the problem! It is always expand ideas!
Can't optimize anything when you've got the spinning ball of incompetence on your screen from the moment you open the app until the moment you throw your phone across the room...
Great video. How do you optimize fast move when the opponent switch?
I don't. I'll just get to the charge move and reset that way
Any tips for throwing on good timing but also counting your opponents pokemons moves/energy? For example if i'm using a gligar I would want to throw right on 7 against a steelix. How would you go about tracking your opponents energy in order to catch a breaking swipe or an earthquake, if you are counting your own moves instead of theirs?
I'll try to cover this when i do a counting video
Can't map all this on my expirience. There are pogo's internal ticks/turns. OK. We tap all time, some of us "as fast as possible", some "with the rhythm of charged move button animation". What we could optimize there in terms of energy? We can postpone our charged moves and do addtional fast move if we think that opponent does not have enough energy for his charged move (counting his fast moves animation cicles) - this is what I can understand. Do we have anything to do more there? Should we do charge moves on some specific "internal" ticks (consider shifting them with charged moves, since charged move counts as one tick and can do that "shifting")?
Yes I mean you can throw whenever you want. I'll go into counting in another video which also helps maximize energy
@@DanOttawaPOGO I get this "which also" as "fast move optimization is not a counting". May be it is just "a part of it"? Can be "fast move optimization" be used separately, beyond the counting? Sorry I feel this is a dumb question. Just trying to order all things in my head. Just didn't get why we are talking about the optimization without counting... and expect that I miss something.
You know Humacatcherbug and PogoGrind do show that in their own way of explaining it while they play! We learn things differently so who knows!
@@ssj2trunks103I didn't find Hurnacathebug or PogoGrind videos on this but I had found
FPSticks video "fast move alignment" from which I get an idea of activating charge moves the way opponent do not get free energy (next tap after aligment in case of 2 vs 3). There are two facts that I missed when viewing Dan's video: 1) charge move restarts the fast moves aligment 2) your charge move finalize opponent's fast move (he gets all energy)
Question, when does the damage of a fast move register? Is it at the beginning of the last turn of the animation or at the end of the last turn of animation? So if I am at 1hp and am using a 3-turn move against a 4-turn move will I still be able to get my charge move off after my 3-turn move? (the opponent has 1 turn left on there 4 turn move. During that last turn will I be able to through my charge move or will the damage register first?)
Not clear. If you have 1 hp, only opponent's charged move attack can prevent your charged move attack (if oppponent's Pokémon attack number is bigger and you have no hp to survive).
I'm pretty sure it registers at turn 3 out of 4 so you would likely faint before your pokemon gets the move.
When you swap in into a opposing opponent that is already on the field, do the number of fast moves you normally do before throwing change or stay the same?
Stays the same based on the turn move duration but that assumes you are actually aligned on the moves and not desynced
Turn vs second. That math is helpful.
why? Just use damage per turn and energy per turn. Why convert to per second?
What is the "Fast move inconsistency"?
What's the context? It could mean if you or your opponent comes in and your fast moves are not aligned.
@@DanOttawaPOGO Context: Wallower's last video. He said that it is one of two reasons he stops playing. How often it happens, and what are consequences? Also what is impact of "bad network connection" on fast move aligment? What game do when it doesn't receive neither "fast or charged or nothing" from players? Last fast for once?
Thank you Dan, people charge for this information. But I still don’t understand what you mean by saying “ throw the move at 1 ( or 2,3,4)”? Throw the charge move at 1: Is that mean throw the charge move after reach one charge move and 1 more fast move?
If I say throw at one it usually means one fast move so if you have a 2 turn and they have a 3 turn throw one fast move and then the charge move
That’s what they called throwing at optimal timing! Most content creators point that out! Like if you are playing against a 4 turn fast move Mon am you have a 3 then you throw at even… 4-6-8 of your fast moves! Something like that! Pogo Grind am HumanCatcherBug do that on their videos!
@@ssj2trunks103 yeah I watch homeslicehenry all the time and he alway mention the opponent giving him a free fast move through. But it just to complicate for me.
@@ssj2trunks103 If (in this situation) my poke have higher attack what is wrong to throw charge move on my 5-7 ? I still will be the first (attack prioritization). Is there any optimization in this case?
Hey
I appreciate the effort, but you didn't actually explain what the numbers mean.
"Throw on the two." What does on the two mean? Was I supposed to start counting something at some point?
When? When am I counting?
The bottom numbers means the number of fast moves you throw for your first round of optimal timing and the second ( ) number is the next time you throw for optimal timing. So in a 2 v. 3 matchup the optimal time to throw your charge move the first time is after 1 two turn move (e.g. 1 counter and throw charge move). If you don't throw at that time the next optimal is 3 more moves later (4 counters).
Sometimes is better to see it in practice PogoGrind is one that do this am every time he do it he points it out… that’s what he did… a 2 turn vs 3 turn you throw at even numbers! From your side of the field! HumanCatcherBug do this as well with some knowledge of the charge move energy! People learn differently that’s why open to new ideas it is not bad idea!
Damn bro I don’t get what u r saying. What is 1 of 1 even mean bro? Thanks for the effort but redo ur content