Other useful items are Skill Flashes, which can teach specific moves, or the scents which may increase your chances of running to Coromon with a pre-inflicted status effect, though I rarely used them.

Certain fruits will automatically replenish HP or SP while others can increase EXP gained or instantly charge a two-turn attack. There are also fruits that can be planted to be harvested later, and there are a LOT of them. Held items are also very important, and I frequently used the Lazy Gem, which is basically an EXP Share but tied to the individual mon on the receiving end. HP and SP can be replenished with various kinds of cakes, though I was constantly broke throughout the game as I was often using items to heal from heavy-hitting attacks. A singular set of Skill Points are used for all moves, and you can heal half of them in battle by taking a turn to rest. Coromon can only have four moves equipped at any time, but outside of battle you can conveniently switch what punches theyвЂ™re packing from their learned move pool. These turn-based battles come with most everything youвЂ™d expect from a Poke-like. During your journey, youвЂ™ll engage in turn-based battles, catch Coromon, and evolve them. But before that, however, youвЂ™ll need to reach the areas via different routes, solve the localsвЂ™ problems, and then find the titan by going through a dungeon-like area. These titans are imposing elemental-based creatures that work in harmony with the land around them, and youвЂ™ll have to prove yourself in battle to get their essence. As a promising new recruit, youвЂ™ve been tasked with collecting titan essence from the titans that live in the Velua region. In this part of the world, those who catch and battle with Coromon are all researchers working for the Lux Solis corporation. From training a team of up to six and competing in turn-based battles with a four-move pool, to the similar progress structure, it would be a disservice not to mention the comparison.

In CoromonвЂ™s case, however, it is deliberately Poke-like. Oftentimes, no matter how different they are, these sorts of games will be compared to Pokemon. That is, the primary gameplay involves catching and usually battling various creatures. If basing your decision HP alone doesn't settle it for you, look at the species' base stats on the link I provided above.Coromon is a game that easily fits into the monster-tamer genre. Given Lapras' inherent tankiness, Lapras is a better choice than Cloyster. In the case where both know Hyper Beam, though, they are equally valid choices, since with STAB, Hyper Beam is the most powerful move in the game.ДЇor another example, I'll compare Lapras and Cloyster, both Ice/Water types.ДЄ level 9.5 Cloyster with 500 CP (roughly mid-range) can have between 41 and 47 HP.ДЄ level 6.5 Lapras with 500 CP (roughly mid-range) can have between 87 and 92 HP. IVs aside, this low level Snorlax will most definitely tank more hits than the Raticate with equal CP. I did a calculation via the Silph Road IV Rater to show this:ДЄ level 13.5 Raticate with CP 500 (roughly in the middle) can have between 53 and 61 HP.ДЄ level 6.0 Snorlax with CP 500 (on the high end) can have between 102 and 107 HP. For example, a Snorlax will typically last longer than a Raticate due to its very high HP and Defense. However, Pokemon with exceptional values in some stats may outperform other species. Two Pokemon with the same CP tend to perform roughly the same, ignoring movesets and typing. To see which one is objectively better, use the Silph Road research page. Is there a way to use this spreadsheet so that it can do this kind of comparison? Or is there other spreadsheet/tool/website where I can do this comparison? Thus, I would need to compare #2 and #3, which are different levels, but the same CP. To get maximum prestige, I would want to use PokГ©mon that has around 550 CP.

The spreadsheet enables me to compare #1 and #3, so even without understanding what all these ratings exactly mean, I can easily see that Snorlax is far superior to Raticate both defensively and offensively, which is something I would guess just after seeing their CP (1250 vs 550).Д«ut assume, I need to train a gym with PokГ©mon around 1100 CP in it. Raticate (Bite, Hyper Beam), level 15, CP 550.Snorlax (Lick, Hyper Beam), level 7, CP 550.Snorlax (Lick, Hyper Beam), level 15, CP 1250.Let's assume, I have following three PokГ©mon: Let me give an example (to simplify things, let's ignore IV or attack types for now): But for the sake of efficient gym training, I would need to compare different PokГ©mon with the same CP. I am familiar with the PokГ©mon GO Species/Moveset Analysis Tool spreadsheet, which is very helpful, when one wants to compare movesets of one PokГ©mon or to compare different PokГ©mon on the same level.

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