For those that can engage in the PvP and have Pokemon with Duel Charge Moves.
How exactly does this duel Charge Move work?
Does it rotate through the Moves, one then the other or doe you get to select which one you want to use?
I ask as it’s another thing I have to miss out on (the list just keeps growing)
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You can use both. It doesn’t rotate out as both options are at the bottom of the screen in any format. Here’s a video I have of me trying it out. While I didn’t get to use it myself, you can see that both moves are charging up and I have the option of using either one:
What we still don’t know is how it works for Gym Defenders that know two Charged Moves.
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Guys, keep in mind that it is infinitely easier to re roll a move now that you can have one move locked in and toggle between the other 2…that way you only have to waste 1 tm to get something you need
Apparently you don’t have to engage in a pvp battle at least once to be able to change…which means you can possibly have several teams with double moves before you even start
That is extremely helpful. When my Gyarados learned Crunch as its second move, I was quite annoyed, but getting a Charged TM later helped fix that quickly. This is absolutely fantastic.
I just gave a few of my Gyradoses a 2nd charged move.
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And how has that worked so far?
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Its just sad that we cant give them to our best Pokemon without paying a ridiculous price
It more or less shows how much is the Pokemon worth to you. Do you invest and work for it?
100k dust is too much, even for my cherished 100IV Mewtwo and Kyogre
I dont gain dust too quickly
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That’s why time is part of the investment, and it’s something that’s permanent, especially for 100% IV Pokemon. You also got to weigh it against what you plan on using the Pokemon against in the future.
For instance, my 93% IV Lugia is going to have Future Sight and Sky Attack once I’m ready to make that investment. There are at least three Pokemon I know of that will or may become Raid Bosses that is double-weak to Flying, and it learning Future Sight as well broadens its usefulness against other Fighting-types as Raid Bosses. It’s a matter of knowing the moves, what you plan on using them for, knowing what’s coming up and strategizing based on those. To me, 100,000 Stardust and 100 Candy is not all that harsh considering it’s 20 km just to get one candy as a Buddy, 1,000,000 Stardust to trade for unobtained Legendaries at first, not to mention the relative rarity of these Legendaries to begin with.
It’s an investment, and like all investments, you need to weigh the risks as opposed to just balking at the price. It’s your Pokemon though, so I’m not going to force that upon you–not that I could but you know what I mean–so everything is your decision.
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Gave 1 crunch and the other Outrage. I use those way more than Hydropump.
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One with Hydropump and crunch? Another with Hydropump and Outrage?
What do you think of Alola Pokémon? Especiallytbe Marowak & Raichu?
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Alolan Marowak looks good for ultra league (underpowered mewtwo)
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I still need Aloan Marowak for quest because need Cubone for next stage.
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^ the elusive mother fricker^
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The Golem is nice too
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I’ll Sweep Gyms just that little bit quicker now. Only cost me one TM to change Flamethrower to Focus Blast
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