Best Attacker-Guide for Poke

Declaration：

Poke Attacker not associated with the official Pokemon GO game, Pokemon brand, Niantic, or Nintendo.This guide is developed by Pokemon fans to assist players.

Over the last 2 months, Pokemon Go has already made history in terms of downloads and users. Many newbies just hit level 5 in the game and are about to challenge first Pokemon gym, then they might be wondering which of their Pokemon in the list are best suited for attacking . But Niantic has designed gyms to be difficult to defend to prevent players with more time, dominating players with less time. Luckily, some hardcore players come from all around the world made a lot of analysis of which they think will prove to be the most powerful Pokemon based on their types and move combinations.

Based on thousands of fans’ findings, we developed the fighting guide app for pokemon players named Poke Attacker, which searches in our database, then promotes the best Pokemon.

1.How Poke Attack works.

Select a defender you want to attack in battles, Poke Attacker will search across all combinations and moves of all Pokemon to find the best attackers and worst attackers. Possible options to choose are shown in two tables. The first table shows the 25 best Pokemon to attack with. The second table shows the 10 worst. All Pokemon are rated best to worst using the”Score”. The score factors in both how hard your attack will hit the defender and how hard they will hit back.

2.What is Score?

Score = Atk + Def

The Atk score is driven by the base Atk Power listed in Pokemon Stats. This base power is then scaled up by a weighted attack scalar:

Atk = Base Atk * [(4 * Move 1 Scalar) + (Move 2 Scalar)]

The scalars for Move 1 and Move 2 start at one and increase with Stab (Same type attack bonus) and vary further based on the Pokemon Go type table and the type advantage/disadvantage between the Attack and defender. The Fast move is weighted more heavily to account for its higher use.

Def = Base Def * ( 1.57 - Expected Defence Scalar)

The defence score is the Pokemon's base defence score scaled by the inverse of a Defence scalar that ranges between 0 and 1.57. This scalar is calculated by taking all the known moves of the defending Pokemon and comparing them to type table. The less likely the attacking Pokemon is to be damaged by the defender, the higher their Def score will be.

These index before attack1 and attack2 show the DPS of the associated moves. If the number is in bold it has had STAB applied. The latest formula for calculating DPS can be found on the Move List. No allowances of HP or CP have been made. The tool operates only on types and their relationships. Until we understand exactly how the game calculates damage, combining all the factors of Stab, types, attack and defence, this table is a good approximation of the best Pokemon to use. As we learn more about the values and their relationships, the tool will be updated again.

3.What information can you get in the detail page?

Except for recommendation of best Pokemon, we also provide other information like Pokemon names, Pokemon moves and index. It can help players find the most powerful Pokemon in their own list.

Pokédex data: National No, Type, Species, Height, Weight, Abilities,

Base stats: HP, Defense, S. Atk, S.Def, Speed, Total

Training: EV yield, Catch rate,Base Happiness,Base EXP,Growth Rate

Breeding: Egg Groups, Gender, Egg cycles

Pokemon location: Where to find Bulbasaur for each generation

Anyway, the only way to know for sure is to go out there, visit your nearest Pokemon GO gym, open this Pokemon guide app, and do battles.