I'm trying to to understand this logic IMO it's not working right. It's keeping very low level pokemons with higher IV then high level pokemons with higher CP but slightly lower IV. Low level guys with good IV are useless and goto candies right away. I think it should look at level and CP first, keep the higher one then compare IV and ditch the lower IV.
for example a level 30 pokemon with 78 IV and high CP is WAY better then a level 18 pokemon with lower CP and 80 IV. You save WAY more stardust powering up the iv78 guy with a few less points, you would't even notice the difference in power BUT you would on your stardust count. Law of diminishing returns kinda..?
So help me tune my settings. I have the logic -- catch, keep 3 of highest CP and IV. IN my picture, I dont understand why the level 3 rattata, 60IV cp38 is still kept over some of the other guys.....??? It's just not right.
I'd like to tune so it keeps high level or CP first, then cuts out the lower IV second. How do I accomplish this? Thanks ansd hopefully my attachments are included
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for example a level 30 pokemon with 78 IV and high CP is WAY better then a level 18 pokemon with lower CP and 80 IV. You save WAY more stardust powering up the iv78 guy with a few less points, you would't even notice the difference in power BUT you would on your stardust count. Law of diminishing returns kinda..?
So help me tune my settings. I have the logic -- catch, keep 3 of highest CP and IV. IN my picture, I dont understand why the level 3 rattata, 60IV cp38 is still kept over some of the other guys.....??? It's just not right.
I'd like to tune so it keeps high level or CP first, then cuts out the lower IV second. How do I accomplish this? Thanks ansd hopefully my attachments are included
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