CPM is always less than 1, so real stats are always lower than base stats. The difference between base stats and real stats is subtle but important, and context is often needed to know which one is being discussed. As noted, the level is associated with a set CPM. The important thing to note is that every one of these variables are part of the equation. Every individual Pokemon has real stats that are determined by base stats, level and IVs. The higher the level, the higher the multiplier, the stronger the Pokemon.Ĥ. Each level has a corresponding CP Multiplier (CPM). Each Power Up increases the level by 0.5. In PoGo, level is increased by spending candy and stardust to Power Up the Pokemon. Every individual Pokemon has a level that can be increased. In othe words, a high IV Pokemon may be the same strength as a low IV Pokemon, but the cost to get it to that point may be lower, and the high IV one has the potential to be powered up to greater heights.ģ. At lower levels they matter less, though a Pokemon with high IVs can hit breakpoints or bulkpoints at a lower level. IVs determine a Pokemon’s maximum potential at level 40. They do get re-rolled by trading in PoGo. IVs will remain the same when you evolve or power up. In PoGo, each Pokemon has an IV ranging from 0-15 for each of the 3 stats. IVs are “Individual Values” you can think of them as a Pokemon’s DNA. Every individual Pokemon has IVs that do not change.
#Compare pokemon go series#
Some people argue that it was meant to distinguish between base HP and actual real HP, but main series players have never had an issue with it, and we don’t have alternate terms for Atk and Def. If I recall correctly, “Stamina” came from Niantic’s code. In the main series games, this stat has always been referred to as HP, so I say HP. Side note/rant: I say HP but some others will say Stamina. If you’re interested, the current conversion formulae are explained here. This formula has changed a couple times, resulting in the so-called CP rebalances (actually stat rebalances) that we’ve experienced. Pokemon in the main series have 6 stats, and a formula is used to convert main series base stats to Pokemon Go base stats: Attack, Defense and HP. There have been a few Pokemon that received slight buffs to their base stats in Gen 6, and a few more in Gen 7. Or rather, they don’t change within a given main series games. Every Pokemon species has base stats that do not change. Pokemon who are similar in CP have very roughly the same strength, with differences due to the distribution of the 3 stats.ġ. Tl dr: CP comes from an individual’s real stats and real stats are determined by base stats, level and IVs. This post is meant to provide a clear and detailed explanation of these topics. and how all these things relate to each other. In reading posts and comments online as well as speaking to local friends and community members, I’ve noticed a pervasive and persistent misunderstanding of stats, CP, level, etc.
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