"Pokemon Go" has somewhat reached the point wherein the gamers' patience are being tested. One of the most difficult to deal with, as some players noted, would be the strength of the Pokemon in certain gyms.
To be what many call "the very best," gamers have done all that they can to excel in "Pokemon Go." However, it seems as if triumph is not as easy as how others would want it to be.
According to I Tech Post, players who went on to calculate their CP and IV statistics but has not defeated some of the most powerful Pokemon in "Pokemon Go" may want to try a different approach.
A recent image which spread all over the internet through Reddit user named conspire_pokemon_go gave a potential means of beating the "Pokemon Go" roadblocks that conquer the nearby gyms. Basically, this involves counter-picking with the necessary Pokemon to alter their skills.
The creatures in "Pokemon Go," as based on their types, do have weaknesses that can ultimately be capitalized upon. An example would be Gyarados, being a Water type, can be countered via Electric types such as Electrode, Jolteon, Magneton, Electabuzz and Raichu.
One particular oddity is the counter-Pokemon for Snorlax, which is the Fairy type Wigglytuff. The soft, adorable pink Pokemon inflicts reasonable damage to Snorlax better than any other "Pokemon Go" addition.
The toughest creatures to go up against in "Pokemon Go" are considerably Dragonite, Lapras, Snorlax, Vaporeon, Polywrath, Gyarados, Exeggutor, Slowbro and Venusaur. The list generally suggest that the way to defeat these Pokemon is similar to a Rock, Paper, Scissors game, wherein a strength is overcome by weakness and vice versa.
Despite the recommended selection upon facing gym creatures, dodging in "Pokemon Go" is still an important detail especially for ace moves. Stay tuned for further gaming news and updates.
