For people dealing with lag: when the opponent swaps out, look at the top right. To see the pokémon or its name, you will often eat several fast attacks. Or maybe even a pre-charged charge move before you even know what it is. But if you look at the top right, the type of that Pokemon will show up and update much faster.
Thanks a lot! This has been really helpful, coz I’m just learning pvp and I’ve been grinding great league. I lead with ferrothorn and it’s common for my opponent to switch into a talonflame or turtonator or something, but using the pop up in the right I can know the fires coming and switch out to carbink before ferrothorn gets destroyed by an incinerate or two. Fire types hate carbink… unless it’s heatran but you very rarely see him in great league
I heard a good explanation of the pvp IVs, if you have a jar and want to fill it with marbles, the jar is the CP cap, marbles are the stats. Attack marbles are twice the size of def and HP marbles so you get more marbles in the jar with less attack
Hit legend in season 12 (3168 season high) and got to 2939 in 11. What changed everything for me, besides just the experience of playing, was the move timing optimization. I never could get past veteran before I learned proper timing. It seemed like I kept losing very close battles all the time. Once I learned that the vast majority of those close losses could’ve been wins if I had used proper timing, I learned it by heart. And now I don’t even think about it. It’s mechanical for me. And I’ve watched my ELO go from the 23-2400s to nearly 3200 as a result.
@@GDMartin you can look up “move timing tutorial Pokémon go” and get some good videos to show you. FPSticks has a good one. But an example would be if you have a 2 turn move and they have a 5 turn move, you never throw on 5. (That’s 10 turns which aligns with their 2nd 5 live turn (10 turns)). If you were to throw at that time, they would get a full free 5-turn move in on you when gameplay is interrupted to play the charge move minigame. But if you throw on 2, (4 turns), you can throw your move just before theirs ends, keeping them from being able to get that incinerate
How do you articulately explain pvp concepts to newbies and intermediate level players? THIS is how you do it! Always a pleasure watching and digesting the tips!
The pop-up graphics, the side-by-side gameplay. I know my PVP, but man watching this video just for the production was worth it! Good job Daxi, and thank you Dan!
Incredible video! This was so helpful in explaining a lot of the concepts I've been trying to understand in PVP and explained mechanics I didn't even know existed. I'll be re-watching this several times-a wealth of information. Much appreciated!
I would really like a video on the PvP meta for each season. Changes, what to look out for in the great and ultra league. More meta relevant teams strengths and weaknesses. Maybe Dan would be better off doing a segment on this.
There's a bunch of guys that do videos like that within hours of the new updated moves and moveset changes dropping. Usually the videos are out so fast that they usually have a few things wrong that because Niantic had wrote the wrong info on their site.
First of all, thank Daxi for always making these incredible explaination videos...and also, thank you Dan for being apart of this awesome compliment of knowledge. I always hit Ace, every season.. but its difficult to raise pass that.. i normally go with teams of pokemon i like, for eg, Togekiss, Melmetal, Excadrill for the master league.. but i couldnt have told you any of that 'ABB' stuff. Now I understand what is required to build teams, somewhat, but im sure it will take alot of practise
This subject takes hours to dive into and really get a hold of. You’d have to simulate thousands of matchups and scenarios to cover all the meta win conditions throughout just the regular leagues, teams and move variations
@@bertram1724you’re doing a great job of saying nothing bud. try harder to explain and it’ll help YOU understand more what you are trying to articulate … if you even do know 🤧
@@PSYCHOV3N0M basically, to win you have to think about which pokemon can beat the opponent pokemon , think about your energy ,shield usage ,switching possibly and in a way you have to think steps ahead. Like Bertram mentioned it is a topic that you have to learn individually by you playing or seeing someone else play .
I would argue that understanding "Team Building" should be intermediate, not advanced. But otherwise, this is SUPER helpful in understanding battling mechanics and strategies.
Great advice! I amazed how I kinda figured most of this out on my own. Giving away all these secrets, now I see why rank 20 is tough :) Another consideration, yes a person can count fast moves....but I do like throwing them quick and hopefully cause frustration...gosh they're throwing something already...and again....
This is a great video but here is some mistakes, no offence btw 2:3614:42 Incinerate generates 20 energy instead of 30 5:56 Shielded charged moves still do 1 singular hp of damage 6:31 After throwing a charged move on your own, you can get a 0-turn switch 15:21 You said 5 but the scrren showed 8 Btw I am kinda surprised that Daxi didn't talk about Hidden Power
Nice to see @Danottawa here as a fellow Ottawa player myself. He’s so right about good players just knowing matchups, the first season I hit legend I played the same GL and UL lines for the entire season without ever switching. I’m by no means a good player, but by “one tricking” my teams and playing so many matches, I had very strong knowledge of the specific line I was running for that league, and just that alone was enough to hit legend, despite my overall relatively low game knowledge.
You’re receiving tons of praise and it’s well deserved! Just started “seriously” learning to battle in GBL last season. My BIGGEST mistake was to try and level every “Meta” Pokémon or counter meta … wasted sooooo many resources! By the time I got my stunfisk (g) up for great league it was time for Ultra and I have no team lol… so last season was rough. I had to stop with scatter gun leveling… none made it and I’m broke. NOW I am so worried I’ll waste more resources I am not leveling anything 😂. I’ve been reading/watching every thing I can and still suck (peaked at 1641 last s12). I NEED a “core” group to build around
People tend to forget that ghost types takes neutral damage from psychic types this helped me a lot in the master league with mewtwo vs giratina, mewtwo can 2 shot giratina with psystrike which can at least force a shield.
From my experience fast moves such as Mudshot, Thundershock, Psycho Cut and Power snow, are typically the best type of fast moves especially for PvP/Rocket boss/Grunt or any trainer battle in general that are not raids, as they charge up energy to use your charged moves the fastest and thus being able to attack first depending on what charged moves you have can either make or break the battle for you, usually make), as being able to attack first can either get you opponent to Sheild first or if not can get you a Ko or even if no ko or no shield still will put you at an advantage if you opponents go is lower and close to being Koed and may be able to quickly farm down or if the charge move has a star debuff then that can also turn the battle around. Typically speaking in a PvP or any type of non raid battle situation it's good to have an efficient fast move that generates the most energy and two charged move, with one of them being a 3 bar spammy 35-40 energy charged move to be able to quickly and efficiently spam sheilds especially against rocker bosses, and with the 2nd move being your nuke move, but preferably not a one bar high energy move like hyper beam as they do high damage but are usually not efficient as they can take too long to charge up. Typically a 2 bar, 40-55 energy 2 bar move that can do around 70 to as much as 100 damage, as those are usually the best nuke moves as they are efficient in energy and not too slow for the good amount of damage they do, such as shadowball, outrage etc
Huge caveat to the advice given here to play at midnight. As with any ranked competitive game, if you play when the server load is light, you are more likely to be matched with more varied opponents. If I play at one in the morning, I am very often searching for an opponent for a while, and then end up with people that are much higher or lower level than normal. If I play at around 6:00 p.m., everyone is very evenly matched with me, even in terms of the kinds of teams they're using. The matchmaking is much better when the servers are full.
Very comprehensive. It took multiple seasons with help from friends to absorb the concepts. But the reward is multiple legend and chances to get a shiny Libre.
Thanks Daxi and Dan Ottawa! This is great! Here's to hoping I can finally get past Ace! Also, just saying I'm super proud of Carracosta as my spice pick for this season. I've only seen one or two other people running him and he's awesome so far!
Having played so much pokemon long before Go, then rejoining last year, I only battled a few grunts before I had it all figured out. The lack of immunities and not knowing the second charge move option wasn't a "farm stardust for a free move change" option for too long were the trickiest learning curves, and I'm not fond of the former. But I started SLAYING in the Battle League right away, going on 30-60 win streaks. I joined during one of the Little Cup events. A year later I often end up battling people with fully groomed, PvP IV, best buddy teams and still go toe to toe with them. People who played Go from day 1, have rage quit against me from getting absolutely baited with a weird core team into swap locks. The only thing this video gave me was terminology 😅
Brilliant video - excellent structure with great explanations by yourself and Dan! Only thing I'd add, as a new player, is the importance of correct movesets and also community day moves... For example I started after Spheal comm day, but heard Walrein was good... so built one (with decent ivs) BUT without powder snow & icicle spear. It didn't go well, since walrein is virtually useless without them! So I'd recommend people use something like pvpoke to find correct moveset for pokemon 👍
I’ve been playin since 2020 and wow, I never knew you could have 2 charge attacks. I never clicked that button cause I thought it’d replace my current charge attack and TM’s are a free way to replace them so I just never used it. This is game changing for me, thanks man!
I'll admit that back in 2020 when I resumed playing Pokemon Go after COVID came along, I also didn't know that you could have a second charge move on a Pokemon. 😅
This shows how primitive pokemon go is. I mean a billion dollar company can't even explain the meaning of a small button in the game that almost EVERY Pokemon has. I used to think the same back when I returned to pokemone go in 2019. For 6 months I didn't use a single TM because the TM notification said that the move will be forgotten by the pokemon. And when I did TM away a move (blast burn from my community day infernape (my first community day) to get a fighting move) I wasted 40 charged TMs to get blast burn. After that incident I purged my storage of all 100 or so fast and charged TMs. It wasn't until a local taught me how to use the TMs that I started gathering them again. I wish Pokemon go had a tutorial for newbies like I was back in 2019, since I still mourn the loss of those TMs (not really).
didn’t you battle people who used Aqua Tail , and the next move Hydro Cannon or something? how could you not notice people have 2 charge moves ? never saw a person with it either ?
@@GDMartin honestly I didn't. And even if I did I must have thought that it was some kind of cheating as GBL was full of cheaters back in the early seasons. And the game never teaches us the difference between the new move button and a charge TM
Best advice I can give anyone serious about hitting legend ; Pick a meta line for the GL and UL, and ONLY run that line for the season. Don’t switch Mons because you have a few bad sets. Persist with the line and you WILL eventually start succeeding because you’ve experienced certain matchups and situations so many times. It’s inevitable. Just takes discipline, but it’s worth it.
This was an excellent video. Not particularly relative to me atm, but definitely good for a ton of people! Maybe it'll help me not have people rage quit!😆
Saving this video to watch again (and again) later. Got to Ace the first time last season, and it can only go up from here. :) Thank you and DanOttawa as always for the great content!
Thank you, helped a lot! But here a little feedback: Dan Ottawa didnt explain a few things very well (even if I am happy, that such a high elo player gives us tips!), especially the important part with the Switch, Shiled, Lead Advantages, he nearly only gave definitions (which we knew already), but didnt explain strategies how we can get this advantages. But the Team explanations was cool, good to have, even if I didnt understand the advantages of all teams to 100%. Thank you, I loved your explanations and even Dan Ottawas part was good!
Omg, some of the information it was very obvious, but you solve all the questions I had about the battles, thank you very much, and I like you speak fast and to the point. Thanks
Is there a video that contains all ~70 fast move animations so you can identify what they're using so it can be counted? So far, I think mudbomb and dragon breath are kind of obvious but a fighting move like counter is less obvious (some have the ghostey hands and feet and others just have starbursts) and I'm just wondering if anyone has compiled that in an advanced PVP guide. Bonus: charged moves would be nice but those are a lot more obvious in nature (i.e.: earthquake). All the ice moves sorta look the same. Something with fang or claw are a bit easier. Or do people just guess everyone's using the same move if they use a certain pokemon. It's really sneaky when some use a heavy damage move vs a charging move and you can't tell them apart.
While RUclips only allows a like. I think they should dole out Extra Likes! Like a limited amount per month. You deserve an extra like on this! I feel sooo many don't know these things. And while I like the wins, I appreciate a good loss! This vid will promote me having more good loss scenarios. Better opposition, means I get better. Or die trying🤣 This is a Fantastic Vid!
Thank you for making this. There are players who look down on PvP thinking it's just tapping and luck. This video proves that their opinions are wrong because there's a lot of strategy and nuance to PvP, especially when you're in the higher ranks.
Btw is this glitch or real I m able to evolve cosmog to comsoem without completing that research which keeps you restrict evolving cosmog to cosmoem until complete it but I didnt complete one and even got option to evolve to solgaleo to lunala
@24:30 I've actually had about a dozen ties in this season alone. (I play A LOT OF PVP THOUGH) and they've never said I TIED. About 8 times it says (Good Effort) and like 4 times it said (You win) so maybe ties aren't a thing now Daxi? Maybe they were in the past but now in the event of a tie it just: uses a RNG type system to pick a winner? Or go by current lvl or elo? Or whoever has the highest current win streak takes the loss, or highest losing streak takes the loss. I'm actually very confused by how for certain, 2 trainers last mon can faint at the same time, and yet the game picks a clear winner (and the other trainer who did just as good and KO'D all of their opponents mons ALSO loses and with that loses ELO, REWARDS, END OF THE SET DUST, K/D RATIO, AND BRAGGING RIGHTS) that's kinda VERY CONFUSING and disheartening for GBL especially at or after rank 20 once you start to GAIN/LOSE elo.
This is a great video for people struggling with PVP, especially the explanation for PVP IVs because I never know how to explain this to people lol great work dax!! Also I never top left, I just can't bring myself to do it 😔 even if I know I'm squashed
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how much do you trust pvp IV estimations from apps like Pokie Genie?
dont think its in pokemon go but swagger is a traditional pokemon move that increases the opponents attack to increase confusion damage. there might be some trade off moves that increase one stat and decrease another. like shell smash
Do you have a video that shows how to choose the right Pokémon to build? That whole process of choosing, investing, and deciding which league to use it?
I've been playing for a minute but even I learn something new, I generally always try to get all of the bubbles for a charge move as the way I see it, I prefer to ko my opponent to not give them a chance to let off another charged move that could either be detrimental or make me use another sheild. I never thought of it that way as far as farming down
The bar around the health of the mon will also denote the effectiveness. In case a player missed the wording. White neutral, red Super effective, blue resisted
The more I watch into this video, the more I realize how much of an unintentional douche in battles I've been Niantic went "what, you never ever made an account with us, but you also can't make a new account with the same email" back in 2017, and I just rejoined. I didn't know all this stuff had names, but I've been doing almost all of it and it baffles me that it's not absolutely obvious after a little bit of playing.
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Thanks for having me and nice to get to see you in person at Toronto regionals
You did good Daniel
For people dealing with lag: when the opponent swaps out, look at the top right. To see the pokémon or its name, you will often eat several fast attacks. Or maybe even a pre-charged charge move before you even know what it is. But if you look at the top right, the type of that Pokemon will show up and update much faster.
confirmed- the first thing to show is always the typing savin crucial couples of turns
Thanks a lot! This has been really helpful, coz I’m just learning pvp and I’ve been grinding great league. I lead with ferrothorn and it’s common for my opponent to switch into a talonflame or turtonator or something, but using the pop up in the right I can know the fires coming and switch out to carbink before ferrothorn gets destroyed by an incinerate or two. Fire types hate carbink… unless it’s heatran but you very rarely see him in great league
I heard a good explanation of the pvp IVs, if you have a jar and want to fill it with marbles, the jar is the CP cap, marbles are the stats. Attack marbles are twice the size of def and HP marbles so you get more marbles in the jar with less attack
Two years later I see this… and now everything make sense 😭
Yes I am looking to become a master
“Waltuh, put ya pokeballs away, I’m not battling you right now”
The race is on lol
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Hit legend in season 12 (3168 season high) and got to 2939 in 11. What changed everything for me, besides just the experience of playing, was the move timing optimization. I never could get past veteran before I learned proper timing. It seemed like I kept losing very close battles all the time. Once I learned that the vast majority of those close losses could’ve been wins if I had used proper timing, I learned it by heart. And now I don’t even think about it. It’s mechanical for me. And I’ve watched my ELO go from the 23-2400s to nearly 3200 as a result.
Hello, yeah the same thing with me about the close battles but I still haven’t gone use to the timing any tips other then the fast move times
can you give an example ?
@@GDMartin you can look up “move timing tutorial Pokémon go” and get some good videos to show you. FPSticks has a good one. But an example would be if you have a 2 turn move and they have a 5 turn move, you never throw on 5. (That’s 10 turns which aligns with their 2nd 5 live turn (10 turns)). If you were to throw at that time, they would get a full free 5-turn move in on you when gameplay is interrupted to play the charge move minigame. But if you throw on 2, (4 turns), you can throw your move just before theirs ends, keeping them from being able to get that incinerate
How do you articulately explain pvp concepts to newbies and intermediate level players? THIS is how you do it! Always a pleasure watching and digesting the tips!
The pop-up graphics, the side-by-side gameplay. I know my PVP, but man watching this video just for the production was worth it! Good job Daxi, and thank you Dan!
Incredible video! This was so helpful in explaining a lot of the concepts I've been trying to understand in PVP and explained mechanics I didn't even know existed. I'll be re-watching this several times-a wealth of information. Much appreciated!
You’re welcome
No problem
I would really like a video on the PvP meta for each season. Changes, what to look out for in the great and ultra league. More meta relevant teams strengths and weaknesses. Maybe Dan would be better off doing a segment on this.
There's a bunch of guys that do videos like that within hours of the new updated moves and moveset changes dropping. Usually the videos are out so fast that they usually have a few things wrong that because Niantic had wrote the wrong info on their site.
Excellent guide!
Finally I can understand team conformation like ABB, ABC, etc
Thanks to both, cheers!
No problem
First of all, thank Daxi for always making these incredible explaination videos...and also, thank you Dan for being apart of this awesome compliment of knowledge.
I always hit Ace, every season.. but its difficult to raise pass that.. i normally go with teams of pokemon i like, for eg, Togekiss, Melmetal, Excadrill for the master league.. but i couldnt have told you any of that 'ABB' stuff. Now I understand what is required to build teams, somewhat, but im sure it will take alot of practise
Poke Daxi would be an incredible University Professor. Amazing how clearly and efficiently he communicates information.
HIS NAME IS DANM
Else use pvpoke to help you out
He went over basically everything on the surface, but if you want to get to expert or legend you have to learn to recognize win conditions.
Care to clarify more?
This subject takes hours to dive into and really get a hold of. You’d have to simulate thousands of matchups and scenarios to cover all the meta win conditions throughout just the regular leagues, teams and move variations
@@bertram1724you’re doing a great job of saying nothing bud.
try harder to explain and it’ll help YOU understand more what you are trying to articulate … if you even do know
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and your comment did far less. congrats
@@PSYCHOV3N0M basically, to win you have to think about which pokemon can beat the opponent pokemon , think about your energy ,shield usage ,switching possibly and in a way you have to think steps ahead. Like Bertram mentioned it is a topic that you have to learn individually by you playing or seeing someone else play .
I would argue that understanding "Team Building" should be intermediate, not advanced. But otherwise, this is SUPER helpful in understanding battling mechanics and strategies.
The breakdown of energy at the beginning of the video is just GREAT! Thank you!
Hands down the most comprehensive video I've seen on PoGo PVP.
Incredibly informative video. Top notch! Thank you very much. Battle League, here I come! :D
Great advice! I amazed how I kinda figured most of this out on my own. Giving away all these secrets, now I see why rank 20 is tough :) Another consideration, yes a person can count fast moves....but I do like throwing them quick and hopefully cause frustration...gosh they're throwing something already...and again....
This is a great video but here is some mistakes, no offence btw
2:36 14:42 Incinerate generates 20 energy instead of 30
5:56 Shielded charged moves still do 1 singular hp of damage
6:31 After throwing a charged move on your own, you can get a 0-turn switch
15:21 You said 5 but the scrren showed 8
Btw I am kinda surprised that Daxi didn't talk about Hidden Power
Nice to see @Danottawa here as a fellow Ottawa player myself. He’s so right about good players just knowing matchups, the first season I hit legend I played the same GL and UL lines for the entire season without ever switching. I’m by no means a good player, but by “one tricking” my teams and playing so many matches, I had very strong knowledge of the specific line I was running for that league, and just that alone was enough to hit legend, despite my overall relatively low game knowledge.
You’re receiving tons of praise and it’s well deserved!
Just started “seriously” learning to battle in GBL last season.
My BIGGEST mistake was to try and level every “Meta” Pokémon or counter meta … wasted sooooo many resources! By the time I got my stunfisk (g) up for great league it was time for Ultra and I have no team lol… so last season was rough.
I had to stop with scatter gun leveling… none made it and I’m broke.
NOW I am so worried I’ll waste more resources I am not leveling anything 😂.
I’ve been reading/watching every thing I can and still suck (peaked at 1641 last s12).
I NEED a “core” group to build around
Amazing video!!! As someone playing GBL since preseason the intermediate and advanced tips were extremely helpful.
People tend to forget that ghost types takes neutral damage from psychic types this helped me a lot in the master league with mewtwo vs giratina, mewtwo can 2 shot giratina with psystrike which can at least force a shield.
From my experience fast moves such as Mudshot, Thundershock, Psycho Cut and Power snow, are typically the best type of fast moves especially for PvP/Rocket boss/Grunt or any trainer battle in general that are not raids, as they charge up energy to use your charged moves the fastest and thus being able to attack first depending on what charged moves you have can either make or break the battle for you, usually make), as being able to attack first can either get you opponent to Sheild first or if not can get you a Ko or even if no ko or no shield still will put you at an advantage if you opponents go is lower and close to being Koed and may be able to quickly farm down or if the charge move has a star debuff then that can also turn the battle around. Typically speaking in a PvP or any type of non raid battle situation it's good to have an efficient fast move that generates the most energy and two charged move, with one of them being a 3 bar spammy 35-40 energy charged move to be able to quickly and efficiently spam sheilds especially against rocker bosses, and with the 2nd move being your nuke move, but preferably not a one bar high energy move like hyper beam as they do high damage but are usually not efficient as they can take too long to charge up. Typically a 2 bar, 40-55 energy 2 bar move that can do around 70 to as much as 100 damage, as those are usually the best nuke moves as they are efficient in energy and not too slow for the good amount of damage they do, such as shadowball, outrage etc
Easy nerd.
Huge caveat to the advice given here to play at midnight.
As with any ranked competitive game, if you play when the server load is light, you are more likely to be matched with more varied opponents. If I play at one in the morning, I am very often searching for an opponent for a while, and then end up with people that are much higher or lower level than normal. If I play at around 6:00 p.m., everyone is very evenly matched with me, even in terms of the kinds of teams they're using.
The matchmaking is much better when the servers are full.
I've been battling for a few seasons, but I always want to know more about it. Thank you good sir.
Anytime :)
Very comprehensive. It took multiple seasons with help from friends to absorb the concepts. But the reward is multiple legend and chances to get a shiny Libre.
I've been waiting for this.
As someone who usually hits Veteran (2500ELO) but has never hit Legend, I can say that there was still a few things from this video that I learned 👍🙏
Awsome! Thank you so much for this vídeo! Finally understand many things. Congrats, this is amazing!
Thanks Daxi and Dan Ottawa! This is great! Here's to hoping I can finally get past Ace!
Also, just saying I'm super proud of Carracosta as my spice pick for this season. I've only seen one or two other people running him and he's awesome so far!
You're welcome
Ok.
Having played so much pokemon long before Go, then rejoining last year, I only battled a few grunts before I had it all figured out. The lack of immunities and not knowing the second charge move option wasn't a "farm stardust for a free move change" option for too long were the trickiest learning curves, and I'm not fond of the former. But I started SLAYING in the Battle League right away, going on 30-60 win streaks. I joined during one of the Little Cup events. A year later I often end up battling people with fully groomed, PvP IV, best buddy teams and still go toe to toe with them. People who played Go from day 1, have rage quit against me from getting absolutely baited with a weird core team into swap locks. The only thing this video gave me was terminology 😅
Brilliant video - excellent structure with great explanations by yourself and Dan! Only thing I'd add, as a new player, is the importance of correct movesets and also community day moves... For example I started after Spheal comm day, but heard Walrein was good... so built one (with decent ivs) BUT without powder snow & icicle spear. It didn't go well, since walrein is virtually useless without them! So I'd recommend people use something like pvpoke to find correct moveset for pokemon 👍
I’ve been playin since 2020 and wow, I never knew you could have 2 charge attacks. I never clicked that button cause I thought it’d replace my current charge attack and TM’s are a free way to replace them so I just never used it.
This is game changing for me, thanks man!
dude same ! I never put two and two together and felt dumb after realizing HAAH
I'll admit that back in 2020 when I resumed playing Pokemon Go after COVID came along, I also didn't know that you could have a second charge move on a Pokemon. 😅
This shows how primitive pokemon go is. I mean a billion dollar company can't even explain the meaning of a small button in the game that almost EVERY Pokemon has. I used to think the same back when I returned to pokemone go in 2019. For 6 months I didn't use a single TM because the TM notification said that the move will be forgotten by the pokemon. And when I did TM away a move (blast burn from my community day infernape (my first community day) to get a fighting move) I wasted 40 charged TMs to get blast burn. After that incident I purged my storage of all 100 or so fast and charged TMs. It wasn't until a local taught me how to use the TMs that I started gathering them again. I wish Pokemon go had a tutorial for newbies like I was back in 2019, since I still mourn the loss of those TMs (not really).
didn’t you battle people who used Aqua Tail , and the next move Hydro Cannon or something? how could you not notice people have 2 charge moves ? never saw a person with it either ?
@@GDMartin honestly I didn't. And even if I did I must have thought that it was some kind of cheating as GBL was full of cheaters back in the early seasons. And the game never teaches us the difference between the new move button and a charge TM
That's totally Dan Ottawa!😅
This vid was sooo helpful! I went from winning 4 games out of 20 to winning 19 out of 20 because of this information. Thank you!
Haven’t finished but WOW 😍 Just started playing again and this video is awesome!
Wow! Phenomenal explaining Dax -- there were things I picked up that i didn't even know having been doing PVP for years now 😅
You gave me tones of ideas to how to counter these popular builds 😏🤣 thanks 🙏🏼😎
i’ve been waiting for this one ! 🎉
Watched this like a snob, thinking I probably already knew everything. I picked up a few things, thanks for the video.
A long time since you posted this but thank you for the amazing quality content ❤
Your videos are always so helpful, thank you so much!
Thk u for the hard work on explaining in such a clear way. Great work.
I had no idea about the shield block colors 😵
This video was really good. I thought I knew pvp but this is on another level.
This channel has helped my game experience so much. 🙏🏼
glad I can help
Very helpful, thx alot guys.
Best advice I can give anyone serious about hitting legend ; Pick a meta line for the GL and UL, and ONLY run that line for the season. Don’t switch Mons because you have a few bad sets. Persist with the line and you WILL eventually start succeeding because you’ve experienced certain matchups and situations so many times. It’s inevitable. Just takes discipline, but it’s worth it.
I think everyone is thankful for this video👍🏻
OKAY THIS IS A GOOD TIP I NEVER KNEW THIS MY WHOLE TIME OF BATTLING NO JOKE 5:59
this is a GOOD channel Fr im glad to be a sub
This vid is well made like hella well made thanks man
This was an excellent video. Not particularly relative to me atm, but definitely good for a ton of people! Maybe it'll help me not have people rage quit!😆
your comment doesn’t seem particularly relative then. /woooosh
Saving this video to watch again (and again) later. Got to Ace the first time last season, and it can only go up from here. :) Thank you and DanOttawa as always for the great content!
sometimes it is favorable to debuff yourself to give the opponent less farm, for example dragonite against togekiss
Pokedaxi doing Ottawa Proud
Thank you, helped a lot! But here a little feedback: Dan Ottawa didnt explain a few things very well (even if I am happy, that such a high elo player gives us tips!), especially the important part with the Switch, Shiled, Lead Advantages, he nearly only gave definitions (which we knew already), but didnt explain strategies how we can get this advantages. But the Team explanations was cool, good to have, even if I didnt understand the advantages of all teams to 100%.
Thank you, I loved your explanations and even Dan Ottawas part was good!
is there a website for best teams? as Dan mentioned to have double resist in the back for the lead pok
An "Earthquake sending a opponent flying" is actually pretty funny 😂
This was very helpful thank you... and I subscribed to the other RUclips for more pvp tips
Omg, some of the information it was very obvious, but you solve all the questions I had about the battles, thank you very much, and I like you speak fast and to the point.
Thanks
Is there a video that contains all ~70 fast move animations so you can identify what they're using so it can be counted? So far, I think mudbomb and dragon breath are kind of obvious but a fighting move like counter is less obvious (some have the ghostey hands and feet and others just have starbursts) and I'm just wondering if anyone has compiled that in an advanced PVP guide. Bonus: charged moves would be nice but those are a lot more obvious in nature (i.e.: earthquake). All the ice moves sorta look the same. Something with fang or claw are a bit easier. Or do people just guess everyone's using the same move if they use a certain pokemon. It's really sneaky when some use a heavy damage move vs a charging move and you can't tell them apart.
Pokemon is my second favorite anime, yet I have never played Pokemon Go😭 I wanted to get started with the game and pvp, so this helped. Thanks😁
While RUclips only allows a like. I think they should dole out Extra Likes! Like a limited amount per month. You deserve an extra like on this! I feel sooo many don't know these things. And while I like the wins, I appreciate a good loss! This vid will promote me having more good loss scenarios. Better opposition, means I get better. Or die trying🤣 This is a Fantastic Vid!
First and I love u content keep on going bro
U not first
4:03 also with the water and fire you can just hold your finger on the screen and you will automatically hit all the bubbles.
Poison too
@@bertram1724 I hardly do any poison charge moves but I’ll try it out next time I do for sure!
How do I get the gladion items? I know it’s from pvp but I just don’t know.
Thank you. I'm a level 50 but I usually do just the bare minimum to get elite tms. Now I will try to get a bit farther then 20.😁
I learn some things that I don't now. I hit ice last 2 sezons, but I will try to get a veteran this season. Good job btw. Realy good video.
Thank you for making this. There are players who look down on PvP thinking it's just tapping and luck. This video proves that their opinions are wrong because there's a lot of strategy and nuance to PvP, especially when you're in the higher ranks.
Btw is this glitch or real I m able to evolve cosmog to comsoem without completing that research which keeps you restrict evolving cosmog to cosmoem until complete it but I didnt complete one and even got option to evolve to solgaleo to lunala
wow im a legend player, but i never noticed that the color of the shield is different if it blocks a super effective/resisted move
haha thats crazy to me, ive known since i was awful at the game but i knew my types from the main series
@@givemeyourarms i always know that a blocked move is super effective or not, so i didnt pay attention
@@vszly same, I also realise it now
When poke daxi drops a new video🤩
This video is old dude
I remember when I predicted this video In your chat daxi 😂
@24:30 I've actually had about a dozen ties in this season alone. (I play A LOT OF PVP THOUGH) and they've never said I TIED. About 8 times it says (Good Effort) and like 4 times it said (You win) so maybe ties aren't a thing now Daxi? Maybe they were in the past but now in the event of a tie it just:
uses a RNG type system to pick a winner?
Or go by current lvl or elo?
Or whoever has the highest current win streak takes the loss, or highest losing streak takes the loss.
I'm actually very confused by how for certain, 2 trainers last mon can faint at the same time, and yet the game picks a clear winner (and the other trainer who did just as good and KO'D all of their opponents mons ALSO loses and with that loses ELO, REWARDS, END OF THE SET DUST, K/D RATIO, AND BRAGGING RIGHTS) that's kinda VERY CONFUSING and disheartening for GBL especially at or after rank 20 once you start to GAIN/LOSE elo.
Phenomenal content, thank you so much for sharing!
this was incredibly well constructed
This is a great video for people struggling with PVP, especially the explanation for PVP IVs because I never know how to explain this to people lol great work dax!! Also I never top left, I just can't bring myself to do it 😔 even if I know I'm squashed
how much do you trust pvp IV estimations from apps like Pokie Genie?
This is a huge help. The strategies help me with the battles.
Phew! I thought I was fine but learnt a lot! Maybe I can finally get out of Ace this season
Best POGO PvP video ever created bar none.
dont think its in pokemon go but swagger is a traditional pokemon move that increases the opponents attack to increase confusion damage. there might be some trade off moves that increase one stat and decrease another. like shell smash
Thanks Professor Daxi! With you help, I'm sure I'll become a Pokemon Master.
Keep up the good work bro 👍
Great video. I'm not very good at pvp because I don't really like doing it but I need to get better, and this helped lots.
Hardwork bro love it
Do you have a video that shows how to choose the right Pokémon to build? That whole process of choosing, investing, and deciding which league to use it?
Huge thanks for these tips and teaching aids. So much to learn but hopefully get to ace this season
Great video dax, how is Steph these days?
It’s a long road for Steph…. A lot for him to get used too. But he has an amazing team a d lots of support to help him along.
@@pokemama9317 that's great
i like the slight voice crack at 11:50
This is simultaneously just like and completely different from regular competitive Pokémon
I've been playing for a minute but even I learn something new, I generally always try to get all of the bubbles for a charge move as the way I see it, I prefer to ko my opponent to not give them a chance to let off another charged move that could either be detrimental or make me use another sheild. I never thought of it that way as far as farming down
ive already hit legend previously but i’m still watchin
Good explanation!
Do you need to remember different fast moves turns or can you tell by the animation?
The bar around the health of the mon will also denote the effectiveness. In case a player missed the wording. White neutral, red Super effective, blue resisted
The more I watch into this video, the more I realize how much of an unintentional douche in battles I've been Niantic went "what, you never ever made an account with us, but you also can't make a new account with the same email" back in 2017, and I just rejoined. I didn't know all this stuff had names, but I've been doing almost all of it and it baffles me that it's not absolutely obvious after a little bit of playing.
Does the pokemon type mechanics same as other pokemon game?
So when is it better to overfarm vs undercharge and farm down? It seems like the end goal is the same for both.
Yes,
I want to be the very best.
Like no one ever was