I used to get so annoyed with people waiting for the 10 seconds but know that I know it's a strategy and not someone who is trying to drag the fight, I'm impressed.
As a PvP player this video is what I consider a potential basic before coming to Pvp though you will find it weird at the beginning but with experience it will be lot of fun
This is an incredibly thorough video covering every single advanced PvP tactic that I'd know, and this is coming from someone who has hit Rank 10 / Legend every single season. It takes so much time to master these little things. The one thing that is really difficult to explain here but that isn't covered is being able to predict your opponent's backline based on their lead and safe switch / counter switch, etc. If you're able to do that on top of all these, you're going to win a lot more games.
About the catching fast moves and switching Pokémon rat the right time, I don’t know if it’s just me or my gut always tells me on the right time when they get a charged move
My gut is usually half a sec to late and i get caught taking the damage, i heard that lag in the game has beem making it much harder to sac swap, only started playinh a few months so not sure but sounds true
went 22/25 on my daily sets at rank 20 while/after watching this video. thanks Daxi! my GL team is umbreon, beedrill, skarmory. i have a severe weakness to fire but that's when the umbreon and shields really come in handy, unless they're running 2 fire mons which nobody does that lol (at least not yet)
A risky move is to have a sacrificial pokemon as a lead and use that pokemon's death as a free switch into a counter and once they switch, use that switch advantage. Real risky since you are basically expecting to walk into a game with only 2 real pokemon for a switch advantage
I'm in the 2700s rn and man the way u explained things is insane!! if only i had someone like u to explain when i started gbl....i wouldn't have gotten in so much trouble about counting moves and stuff!! when i started it was like throw ur mons and learn with that! gr8 video!
Dude, I've seen lots of videos about these subjects and the others you talk about in your "PvP for noobs" video, and nobody has ever explained this so well as you did. Finally I can understand all of it. Thank you so much. Yes, sir. New subscriber.
Here is another baiting tip: If you are going to use the move “Superpower” because is super effective of something, you can also use another move to bait, even if it is the same energy as Superpower, because you won’t decrease your stats. Best example is Melmetal vs Melmetal battle: if you bait your opponent with a Rock Slide, you won’t decrease your stats and it’s more lightly to win, even though Rock Slide costs more energy than Superpower You can use this tip with all the moves that decrease your stats, hope is useful for you! If you have any questions, I will answer it!
this is what i do with my beedrill in the great league. throw an x scissor for the bait and then one shot with the drill run when they're expecting another x scissor since it's virtually the same energy gain. catches a lot of people off guard even at rank 20+
My just chilling with a cup of iced tea (because it's so damn hot in Singapore, even at night. Aarugh) waiting for the premiere to start because I don't know a single thing in the thumbnail and know this is really gonna help me :)
You can also count to over farm. If you count, then u can get more energy and when they need to throw one more fast move for a charge move, you can throw that move before they get to a charge move.
These tips and especially mind gaming with shields is really important at lower levels atleast. I got 50+ master league wins with a 1600 altaria, 1400 shadow moltress and 2900 melmetal
I already do every technique you told but problem is that most players capable of reaching level 20 also do that. I think at level 20, a player needs a well balanced team and I lack in forming a good team 😅
This made alot of sense.. I know why sometimes opponents don't throw a shield for the match. They ARE watching my pokemon. I usually, right now, throw undercharge to get their shields but use mine when I'm not ready to let my charge moves go or to learn the damage my pokemon will get from their charge move..still learning. Thank you for the video!
Keeping a Pokémon on one hit is useful because sometimes your last Pokémon will die at the exact same time as the enemy, then your 1 hp Pokémon will win you the game
Rank 22 here, don't force yourself to count moves. You'll get distracted during the match, only do it if you're comfortable doing it. Knowing your matchups is more important
I wasn't going to do it anyway because it's way too complicated as it is. Also, counting during traveling to work and back isn't really easy. Can't even have a browser tab open.
Thank you so much for these tips daxi ! Btw, another tip that I think people should notice is about the cmp tie. For example, I have a mirror battle with another galarian stunfisk (at the start), and I lose cmp tie when clicking earthquake so I can easily guess that it is not a bait from my opponent and used my shield
niantic, plz reduce the price of pokemon storage for every comm day like gible comm day , that was a really big help 👇all people who want this to happen
It would be really helpful if you could make a video on how is the damage calculated. Like I have a 120(110 + 10) attack pokemon use charm on something that resists it and has 130 Def, how much HP am I actually doing? And how do attack and defense buffs/debuffs help here? From what I feel 1 stage increase or decrease is so low that it does not matter at all.
Hypothetically speaking, if you had the same Pokémon battling. Same moves. Same cp or near to it. If the charge move is pressed (assuming lag isn’t a factor) who goes first?
If you don’t want to wait: A good technique is to get charges on your Pokémon, and then switch. This way you can use a charged attack as soon as you pull out the Pokémon again. You can also bait people, using fast charging Pokémon, saving up the charges and then spam them. This way you can get rid of your opponents shields. Another thing you can do is time your catches. Wait for your opponent to charge their attack, and then swap to a Pokémon that is resistant to their type just before the attack. This way you can maximize the amount of HP on your Pokémon.
Here's my strategy for every single match, I always use the same lineup cause I'm boring. Anyway, my starter is Dusknoir cause he can tank a lot of hits. I use him to drain their shields. Not a lot of pokemon can really hit hard on him unless they're his weakness or a lot stronger. I'm too lazy to describe the rest so yeah that's all.
Best explanation yet of these challenging, rewarding, and import aspects of why we want the Pokémon and moves that matter. These techniques are effective to raid, murder Team RR, Gyms, and enjoy challenging friends. Great job Bro love examples to show what these words and techniques mean ! Anyone who wants to get better watch Fasho!!!!
Are these strategies applicable when you Nuzloke Dragon Types? Also do these strategies ONLY work if the Pokémon has three moves-one nuke, and one charged
I don’t have a problem winning I’ve just gotten to rank 20 a month ago and I keep winning but I can never get the legendary so idk what to do expect keep going
as of now I'm 1 game before reaching R19, i think it's fine cause currently it's ML that's on the PVP now (I started playing on april) doesn't have that much good cp mons for ML so I'm using my UL party instead and luckily was able to reach this rank, i suck from the past season but now I've learned "experience is your best teacher"
16:45 This can help, but this ain't the best way, I should wait with throwing energy to look if they are swapping and if then farm them. The tactic of DanOttowa makes it, so the opponent can sneak 1 fast move through what can be crucial.
As a new PVP player level 48 is it useless to have a 8/15/15 azumarill or should all my attention be on 0/15/15? Also if i have a 100 iv medicham that maxes at 1420, should i power it up as close to 1500 still? (I know the new better iv is 0/15/15) Ive just been saving up a team for lvl 40 great league and didnt realize that theyre useless now because of lvl 50 and XL candies… Team is: Azumarill (8/14/15) rank 5 Bastiodon (12/15/15) rank 1 Altaria (0/13/15) rank 3 But now since im past level 40 theyre usless now?
Best tip: gardevoir does alot of damage against dragonite. The fast atk for going against dragonite is charm. people with 1900 cp for it it will do 16 dmg in TB
fun fact: if your on your first or second pokemon are at low health and they se a charge move and you still have a shield, dont use it! on your 3rd pokemon use the shield(s)
If anyone has any follow up questions about any of the tips Daxi mentioned, I can answer them as well.
Hi dan! Would love to see u and daxi play together lol
@@krishnabhagat8850 We have played once before and he beat me. I tell myself it's a fluke. Ha.
@@DanOttawaPOGO oh lol. You are both from ottawa right? Maybe a vlog together on some comm day?
Can you please detaily upload raiding tips and discord and apps 😅
My man Dan at it
I used to get so annoyed with people waiting for the 10 seconds but know that I know it's a strategy and not someone who is trying to drag the fight, I'm impressed.
As a PvP player this video is what I consider a potential basic before coming to Pvp though you will find it weird at the beginning but with experience it will be lot of fun
I’ve played one league and am only at 13 but most of this just seems like common sense
You're right !!! Best part about Pokemon that i like is PvP
i actually needed this video so much
Same
Ya same
We are still waitin
just waitin.
That 10 second switch tip I'm going to use. The attack time chart was excellent. I screenshot it
Mad respect to this man! Get him to 100K ASAP, SOLID content!
Congratulations bruv. He's there Officially. Daxi is in 100K club now
@@ATVPokemonMaster_02 Yes! He is and he's ruling with even better content!
This is an incredibly thorough video covering every single advanced PvP tactic that I'd know, and this is coming from someone who has hit Rank 10 / Legend every single season. It takes so much time to master these little things. The one thing that is really difficult to explain here but that isn't covered is being able to predict your opponent's backline based on their lead and safe switch / counter switch, etc. If you're able to do that on top of all these, you're going to win a lot more games.
could u explain this more or link to some in depth resources?
About the catching fast moves and switching Pokémon rat the right time, I don’t know if it’s just me or my gut always tells me on the right time when they get a charged move
My gut is usually half a sec to late and i get caught taking the damage, i heard that lag in the game has beem making it much harder to sac swap, only started playinh a few months so not sure but sounds true
Same
You are your gut
@@paulbarron2049 bro it’s been two months since I commented this leave me alone
@@TonyTNA it wasn’t me it was my hands sorry
I like how he showed a pic of sharpedo while talking about non bulky pokemons XD man that thing dies after getting hit by 3 charms lmao
dies even faster in its first evolution form in element cup just 2 charms and he dead lol but the amount of dps bite does is insane
@@OppaiGod it’s a gamble I take all the time. A team with no charmer submits to my shadow sharpedo
@@brianwolf9647 I run shadow granbull, you take 2 charms to die
went 22/25 on my daily sets at rank 20 while/after watching this video. thanks Daxi! my GL team is umbreon, beedrill, skarmory. i have a severe weakness to fire but that's when the umbreon and shields really come in handy, unless they're running 2 fire mons which nobody does that lol (at least not yet)
Over the time I have leaned a lot about PvP and this will be more of it
Huh?
What I always do is try not to switch first, unless the damage is 4x. Most of the time, if I am the one to switch first, I always lose.
Exactly, when you switch first, you're on a losing side, the opponent can pick a perfect counter while you're stuck.
A risky move is to have a sacrificial pokemon as a lead and use that pokemon's death as a free switch into a counter and once they switch, use that switch advantage. Real risky since you are basically expecting to walk into a game with only 2 real pokemon for a switch advantage
I'm in the 2700s rn and man the way u explained things is insane!! if only i had someone like u to explain when i started gbl....i wouldn't have gotten in so much trouble about counting moves and stuff!! when i started it was like throw ur mons and learn with that! gr8 video!
Hiy legend?
Dude, I've seen lots of videos about these subjects and the others you talk about in your "PvP for noobs" video, and nobody has ever explained this so well as you did. Finally I can understand all of it. Thank you so much. Yes, sir. New subscriber.
Here is another baiting tip:
If you are going to use the move “Superpower” because is super effective of something, you can also use another move to bait, even if it is the same energy as Superpower, because you won’t decrease your stats.
Best example is Melmetal vs Melmetal battle: if you bait your opponent with a Rock Slide, you won’t decrease your stats and it’s more lightly to win, even though Rock Slide costs more energy than Superpower
You can use this tip with all the moves that decrease your stats, hope is useful for you!
If you have any questions, I will answer it!
this is what i do with my beedrill in the great league. throw an x scissor for the bait and then one shot with the drill run when they're expecting another x scissor since it's virtually the same energy gain. catches a lot of people off guard even at rank 20+
Super informative. Great explanations and examples. I’m at ace in battle league and still learned some new things. Thanks, Daxi!
My just chilling with a cup of iced tea (because it's so damn hot in Singapore, even at night. Aarugh) waiting for the premiere to start because I don't know a single thing in the thumbnail and know this is really gonna help me :)
You can also count to over farm. If you count, then u can get more energy and when they need to throw one more fast move for a charge move, you can throw that move before they get to a charge move.
thx
These tips and especially mind gaming with shields is really important at lower levels atleast. I got 50+ master league wins with a 1600 altaria, 1400 shadow moltress and 2900 melmetal
in what ranks were you pulling off wins with a team like that? genuine question
Bro does those under 2k cp mons even do any damage in master league? Cuz mine don't
I already do every technique you told but problem is that most players capable of reaching level 20 also do that. I think at level 20, a player needs a well balanced team and I lack in forming a good team 😅
This made alot of sense.. I know why sometimes opponents don't throw a shield for the match. They ARE watching my pokemon. I usually, right now, throw undercharge to get their shields but use mine when I'm not ready to let my charge moves go or to learn the damage my pokemon will get from their charge move..still learning. Thank you for the video!
Keeping a Pokémon on one hit is useful because sometimes your last Pokémon will die at the exact same time as the enemy, then your 1 hp Pokémon will win you the game
very risky
Will watch but just by watching people like Pogokieng and Poke AK I learned most of this.
We all have our own content creators for pvp 😌
Right
Homeslicehenery is great to
@@ferris9528 homeslice Henry gives you all the spice
@@pawgdog9798 Yeah🤣
LV 20 in PVP cant wait to try some of these techniques. As i do recognize them and now understand more Thanx
I Am A Noob In GBL so, I Need Every Tip To Get Better In Go Battle League. Glad You Are Helping Us 😊.
„go ahead and“ - pokedaxi always 😂
Me: With 500 bidoof candy
Niantic: Doof?
Time to wait.
Rank 22 here, don't force yourself to count moves. You'll get distracted during the match, only do it if you're comfortable doing it. Knowing your matchups is more important
Exactly counting 1 2 3..... During battle is distracting😄😂
I wasn't going to do it anyway because it's way too complicated as it is. Also, counting during traveling to work and back isn't really easy. Can't even have a browser tab open.
Thank you so much for these tips daxi !
Btw, another tip that I think people should notice is about the cmp tie. For example, I have a mirror battle with another galarian stunfisk (at the start), and I lose cmp tie when clicking earthquake so I can easily guess that it is not a bait from my opponent and used my shield
Time to become piro player😈😎
niantic, plz reduce the price of pokemon storage for every comm day like gible comm day , that was a really big help
👇all people who want this to happen
No one lol
Nah I like paying full price >:)
I was waiting this video so much man !!!! Since you've done 'pvp for noobs' in fact lol !!
I've came back to this vid multiple times. Good stuff. Still hunting rank 24 tho.
Thanks so much Daxi for you sharing your absolute passion for Pokémon Go. You are a true authentic, legend of the game. Cheers from Down Under, Kevin
i turned on yt notifications just for your channel lol great vid my guy
It would be really helpful if you could make a video on how is the damage calculated. Like I have a 120(110 + 10) attack pokemon use charm on something that resists it and has 130 Def, how much HP am I actually doing? And how do attack and defense buffs/debuffs help here? From what I feel 1 stage increase or decrease is so low that it does not matter at all.
9:10. definitely brave bird. brave bird hits hard but will lower defense severely. (3 stages)
You son of a Gun, you did it an Advance PVP Guide. Thank Daxi
I'm late to the party, playing again and so checking all your videos in my backlog.
I realized this is for new players.
I already know all of these.
Wow you’re cool. Must be a legend at Pokémon go!
Why am I waiting for thos stream even though its happening in 2 days
The beginning said for people who can't get past rank 20 but I'm passed 20 😮. Extra advanced PvP tips video coming soon
Hypothetically speaking, if you had the same Pokémon battling. Same moves. Same cp or near to it. If the charge move is pressed (assuming lag isn’t a factor) who goes first?
Thank you, this counting chart is really helpful ♡🙏
"Lag hello gbl" Lmao, I'm dying
If you don’t want to wait:
A good technique is to get charges on your Pokémon, and then switch. This way you can use a charged attack as soon as you pull out the Pokémon again.
You can also bait people, using fast charging Pokémon, saving up the charges and then spam them. This way you can get rid of your opponents shields.
Another thing you can do is time your catches. Wait for your opponent to charge their attack, and then swap to a Pokémon that is resistant to their type just before the attack. This way you can maximize the amount of HP on your Pokémon.
Thanks these are very help full tios
Tips*
Great in-depth video!! Loved it!!
Real Trainer Tips! I learned a lot and now under thr areas I need to improve on.
Thanks for the education.
Here's my strategy for every single match, I always use the same lineup cause I'm boring.
Anyway, my starter is Dusknoir cause he can tank a lot of hits. I use him to drain their shields. Not a lot of pokemon can really hit hard on him unless they're his weakness or a lot stronger.
I'm too lazy to describe the rest so yeah that's all.
Mines is top secret it's almost unbeatable and also my great and ultra league teams are unbeatable and top secret
Lol
dusknoir is literally aweful my dude.
u should really use meta mons that have actual bulk.
@@crazynindroidgamer1740 lol
Finally i can get to rank 12!
Great video bro... so many great tips as always. Thank you.
Best explanation yet of these challenging, rewarding, and import aspects of why we want the Pokémon and moves that matter. These techniques are effective to raid, murder Team RR, Gyms, and enjoy challenging friends. Great job Bro love examples to show what these words and techniques mean ! Anyone who wants to get better watch Fasho!!!!
Really not into PVP but these vids are to the point and make me consider PVP to gain extra stardust.
Well done Dax :-)
THANKS DAXI! FOR YOUR GREAT CONTENT EVERY TIME
Sac swap is what i call a meat shield. Good explanation all around.
OMG fantastic video thank you for all these tips 🤩
I cant believe you made this yt vid, ive been stuck since the first week
Man I would love if Daxi would screen shot things like the worst v best fast moves. In his community tab
Are these strategies applicable when you Nuzloke Dragon Types? Also do these strategies ONLY work if the Pokémon has three moves-one nuke, and one charged
Thanks for making good tips so far 👍👌they come in clutch
Poké Daxi: count fast moves to be able to catch the charged move
Me: i swap when my ancestors tell me to. (Yes I do that, and it literally works lmao)
I do this too 😂 just gotta feel it
From my lineage it is known as a gut feeling 😆
@ Bro does the size of Pokemon matter?
thank you for the tips and I'm stuck at rank 20
watch alot of ur videos, I've learned alot from u Poki Daxi, I appreciate ur knowledge and experience u share with us , about Pokémon Go
Great video, but that keyword/notification sound thing drove me nuts
Weird comment but your hair is on point in this vid
i knew all of them
but still watched whole video
great
my rank 21
Very great video, amazingly well done
I don’t have a problem winning I’ve just gotten to rank 20 a month ago and I keep winning but I can never get the legendary so idk what to do expect keep going
Thank you for the helpful Video!
Once i got in GBL 4 shields bc of the bad internet, no joke
Needed this very badly
"100% IV pokemons are bad in PVP"
Cries in 100% Iv Shadow Abomasnow
BRO I LOVE YOU SO MUCH I WATCH EVERY VIDEO AND LIKE THEM AS WELL
I battled with this in the background and won the whole thing with my first Pokemon. Frosslass, in case you were wondering ;)
as of now I'm 1 game before reaching R19, i think it's fine cause currently it's ML that's on the PVP now (I started playing on april)
doesn't have that much good cp
mons for ML so I'm using my UL party instead and luckily was able to
reach this rank, i suck from the past season but now I've learned
"experience is your best teacher"
Close combat : defense harshly fall
Fun fact: i know almost every one of them but still suffering to pass level 20😐is there anyone like me?
Yes me😂
Me 👋
Same here
I know 😂 all this means nothing if a medicham and Azumarill come out to play lol.
It's all about the team. I've had times where I'll go 3/10 or something. Once I get the the right I'll go like 7/10
Rank20 this season, these tips are helpful
Me looking at the great league chart
Yaaaaaaa i definitely use those pokemon......
Looks back at team which consists of exploud gabite and raikou
Thank you Daxi for your valuable informations
16:45 This can help, but this ain't the best way, I should wait with throwing energy to look if they are swapping and if then farm them. The tactic of DanOttowa makes it, so the opponent can sneak 1 fast move through what can be crucial.
cool vid, I've learned a lot!
Bunch of useful information thank you
Nice video bro! Please also share some tips to remove / reduce lag in PvP for both Android and iPhone users if possible…
I don't have 2 powers i only have one but i guess after watching you're video i should focus on getting my Pokemons a second power/move
Brave Brid debuffs as well :-)
thanks this is a very good vid 😃
Daxi about IV s, PVP prefers Def and HP, what about PVE IV s? Which should we focus on for PVE players
As a new PVP player level 48 is it useless to have a 8/15/15 azumarill or should all my attention be on 0/15/15? Also if i have a 100 iv medicham that maxes at 1420, should i power it up as close to 1500 still? (I know the new better iv is 0/15/15)
Ive just been saving up a team for lvl 40 great league and didnt realize that theyre useless now because of lvl 50 and XL candies…
Team is:
Azumarill (8/14/15) rank 5
Bastiodon (12/15/15) rank 1
Altaria (0/13/15) rank 3
But now since im past level 40 theyre usless now?
I know this is old but whats the best way to get pokemon with perfect Iv for pvp or close too it?
For pvp iv’s, i dont think attack even matters,
You cant increase the attack of a fast move, unless the attack iv gives you a better fast move
Best tip: gardevoir does alot of damage against dragonite. The fast atk for going against dragonite is charm. people with 1900 cp for it it will do 16 dmg in TB
Damn, I only watched this video, but instinctively I know all of these 🤣 Used these techniques on great league 🤣
this helped so much thanks
fun fact: if your on your first or second pokemon are at low health and they se a charge move and you still have a shield, dont use it! on your 3rd pokemon use the shield(s)
Imp part 9:49 and 11:27
I don’t know if it’s like this in go but in mainline games if you switch the stat debuffs will go away once you switch
Helped me so much
Please make a video of raid glitch and how to solve it please
Cool vid ty