The second wave of the internal test for this game has begun and some of the new info got leaked recently.
There are 5 basic roles in this game: Strike/Power, Support, Standard/Balancer, Defense, Speed.
Each of the pokemon characters is divided into 3 types of usability: Beginner, Medium, Advanced/Master.
There are 2 kinds of attack distance: Short-range Attacks & Long-range Attacks.
List of the pokemon can be sorted by the order of release time or by the order of recruit time.
Pokemon evolves at level 5 and level 7 (if it can evolve twice).
Pokemon learns new moves at level1, level 3, level 5, or level 7. You can only choose 1 move from the 2 alternative ones each time from the same move group (Like basic moves group and powerful moves group, the higher the level is the move powerful moves you can learn). There is one basic move from the beginning, and when you learn the third move, the pokemon will forget its basic move. At level 9, pokemon will learn the unite move as its third move.
At some point during the battle, powerful wild pokemon will show up in the center of the map. Legendary pokemon like Zapdos and pokemon from Gen8 like Drednaw all debut in this section. And if you defeat them you will get more points than other wild pokemon.
Items like Rare Candy or Sitrus Berry will randomly drop on the map, they all have special effects on pokemon.
Thoughts from the testers: funny and leisure game, quick to start but lack of competitiveness and easy to get bored.
Some basic info of the available pokemon right now:
Bulbasaur - Ivysaur - Venusaur line: Strike + Medium + Long-range
Charmander - Charmeleon - Charizard line: Standard + Beginner + Short-range
Squirtle - Wartortle - Blastoise line: Defense + Medium + Long-range
Pikachu line: ? + Medium + Long-range
Jigglypuff - Wigglytuff line: Support + Medium + Short-range
Machop - Machoke - Machamp line: Standard + Medium + Short-range
Slowpoke - Slowbro line: Defense + Medium + Long-range
Snorlax line: ? + Beginner + Short-range
Lucario line: ? + Advanced + Short-range
Froakie - Frogadier - Greninja line: Strike + Advanced + Long-range
Fletchling - Fletchinder - Talonflame line: Speed + Medium + Short-range
Zeraora line: ? + Advanced + Short-range
Pikachu moves info:
In the beginning, you can learn from Thunder Shock & Electroweb
At level 5 can learn from Electro Ball & Thunder
At level 7 can learn from Thunderbolt & Volt Tackle
They all have different effects and advantages.
You can upgrade the move at higher levels (like 11 or 13) with the addition of "+" symbol at the end of the name of the move.
There are 5 basic roles in this game: Strike/Power, Support, Standard/Balancer, Defense, Speed.
Each of the pokemon characters is divided into 3 types of usability: Beginner, Medium, Advanced/Master.
There are 2 kinds of attack distance: Short-range Attacks & Long-range Attacks.
List of the pokemon can be sorted by the order of release time or by the order of recruit time.
Pokemon evolves at level 5 and level 7 (if it can evolve twice).
Pokemon learns new moves at level1, level 3, level 5, or level 7. You can only choose 1 move from the 2 alternative ones each time from the same move group (Like basic moves group and powerful moves group, the higher the level is the move powerful moves you can learn). There is one basic move from the beginning, and when you learn the third move, the pokemon will forget its basic move. At level 9, pokemon will learn the unite move as its third move.
At some point during the battle, powerful wild pokemon will show up in the center of the map. Legendary pokemon like Zapdos and pokemon from Gen8 like Drednaw all debut in this section. And if you defeat them you will get more points than other wild pokemon.
Items like Rare Candy or Sitrus Berry will randomly drop on the map, they all have special effects on pokemon.
Thoughts from the testers: funny and leisure game, quick to start but lack of competitiveness and easy to get bored.
Some basic info of the available pokemon right now:
Bulbasaur - Ivysaur - Venusaur line: Strike + Medium + Long-range
Charmander - Charmeleon - Charizard line: Standard + Beginner + Short-range
Squirtle - Wartortle - Blastoise line: Defense + Medium + Long-range
Pikachu line: ? + Medium + Long-range
Jigglypuff - Wigglytuff line: Support + Medium + Short-range
Machop - Machoke - Machamp line: Standard + Medium + Short-range
Slowpoke - Slowbro line: Defense + Medium + Long-range
Snorlax line: ? + Beginner + Short-range
Lucario line: ? + Advanced + Short-range
Froakie - Frogadier - Greninja line: Strike + Advanced + Long-range
Fletchling - Fletchinder - Talonflame line: Speed + Medium + Short-range
Zeraora line: ? + Advanced + Short-range
Pikachu moves info:
In the beginning, you can learn from Thunder Shock & Electroweb
At level 5 can learn from Electro Ball & Thunder
At level 7 can learn from Thunderbolt & Volt Tackle
They all have different effects and advantages.
You can upgrade the move at higher levels (like 11 or 13) with the addition of "+" symbol at the end of the name of the move.
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