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![]() | submitted by TastyBananaPeppers to PoGoAndroidSpoofing [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/qajlqowj1tza1.jpg?width=954&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6080c7d980c0eefbd40c7304e244c71b4ebf0069 https://thesilphroad.com/tracker is finally dead. This was a fan input nest reporting site. You could had some fun with it back in 2016 by pinning legendaries at a nest, and legits would drive to the park to catch Mewtwo. When people arrived at the park and saw there was no Mewtwo, they would go onto their website and complain about it. It was funny. A lot of people who never studied business won't understand the requirements of a "partnership". The Silph Road (TSR for short) received money to cover their website and bandwidth expenses. A website as big like that costs at least $1,000 per month to maintain. If you have a partnership with a large company like Niantic, they can cover anywhere from $500 to $900 per month then you pay the rest. This free money comes with a contract agreement where if you fail to upkeep with what's written in the contract, they can end the partnership and could also sue you to return all of the money back. Ever since Niantic raised the price of the remote raid passes, TSR was up in flames about it because they sided with the players. They mostly likely broke their agreement with Niantic and that's what caused them to lose their partnership. I think (my opinion) TSR failed to create positive Public Relations for Niantic. Public Relations is the image you create for a company. Having a good PR team makes customers feel like they are supporting a good company. If TSR wanted to keep their partnership, they would have sided with Niantic for the remote raid pass price increase by stating rising server costs. Customers would believe this more than blaming it on inflation. It probably would have been okay instead of how negative it is right now with people leaving negative reviews on the app store and with some people deleting their accounts. On the side note, some people like to accuse me of having a paid partnership with the various cheat developers: Pgsharp, iPogo, Pokemod, Enhancer, PGTools, and Polygon. I do not have any kind of partnership or sponsorship with these cheat developers because it can get toxic and dangerous really fast. I am from the US and currently living in the US. Niantic's headquarters is in San Francisco, California. I can be sued by Niantic if Niantic goes after any of the cheat developers. If I accept money or gifts from them, they can use my personal information as a shield. They would also prohibit me from telling you about the other competitor cheats. For example, if I had a paid partnership with Polygon, I would not be able to talk about Pgsharp and iPogo and any other methods they don't approve of in my subreddit. Anytime Polygon has a screw up, I would have to defend them even if they are in the wrong. When someone wants the download link for Polygon, I direct them to go to their Discord and people complain it's too hard to follow the instructions to join their group. Then, I tell them to use Pokemod. Do I get punished for Polygon losing a customer because the process to join their Discord is somewhat hard for people who barely understand English? The answer is no because I am not in any form of contract agreement with them. I wonder if PokemonGoSpoofing has a paid partnership with iTools Mobile. This could be the real reason why iPogo is banned from that subreddit. If you think about it, iTools Mobile would not also allow competitor's cheats like Pgsharp, Pokemod, Enhancer, PGTools, Polygon, and SXGo (iOS jailbreak method or bot). This could explain why the owner doesn't talk about the competition. |
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Task Text | Reward |
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Hatch an Egg | Mantine (s), Electabuzz (s), Magmar (s) |
Hatch 2 Eggs | Chansey (s), Chimecho (s) |
Hatch 3 Eggs | Snorlax (s), Magneton |
Tier | Raid Bosses |
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1 | Shuckle (s), Ledyba (s), Grubbin, Dwebble (s), Joltik |
3 | Excadrill, Fletchinder, Mawile (s), Ninjask |
5 | Genesect (Shock Drive) (s) |
Mega | Mega Scizor (s) |
2023.05.01 22:01 SilphScience May 2023 Field Research Megathread
Task | Reward |
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Use 5 Berries to help catch Pokémon | Stufful (s) |
Catch 5 Pokemon | Alolan Rattata (s), Alolan Geodude (s) |
Catch 5 Normal-type Pokemon | Minncino (s) |
Make 5 Nice Curveball Throws in a Row | Slakoth (s) |
Take a snapshot of your buddy | Girafarig (s) |
Take 2 snapshots of wild Fairy-type Pokemon | Snubbull (s) |
Trade a Pokémon | Shelmet (s), Karrablast (s) |
Send 3 gifts and add a sticker | Magikarp (s) |
Battle in GO Battle League | Machoke |
Purify 3 Shadow Pokemon | Nidorina |
Hatch an Egg | Lickitung (s) |
Win a raid | Galarian Farfetched (s) |
Use 10 supereffective Charged Attacks | 25 Mega Lopunny Energy |
Walk 3km | Sableye (s) |
Task | Reward |
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Catch 5 Pokémon with Weather Boost | Poliwag (s), Vulpix (s), Hippopotas (s), Snover (s) |
Catch 7 Pokémon | Magikarp (s) |
Catch a Dragon-type Pokémon | Bagon (s), Dratini (s) |
Catch 10 Grass-type Pokémon | 10 Venusaur Mega Energy |
Catch 10 Fire-type Pokémon | 10 Charizard Mega Energy |
Catch 10 Water-type Pokémon | 10 Blastoise Mega Energy |
Catch 10 Normal-type Pokémon | 10 Pidgeot Mega Energy |
Make 5 Nice Throws | Dunsparce (s) |
Make 3 Great Throws | Lileep (s), Anorith (s), Snubbull (s) |
Make 3 Great Throws in a row | Onix (s) |
Make 5 Great Curveball Throws in a row | Spinda #2 (s) |
Make 3 Excellent Throws in a row | Gible (s) |
Earn 2 Candies walking with your buddy | Bunnelby (s) |
Earn 3 Candies walking with your buddy | Stunfisk (s) |
Win a Level 3 or higher raid | Kabuto (s), Omanyte (s) |
Win 5 raids | Aerodactyl (s) |
Evolve a Pokémon | Eevee (s) |
Hatch an Egg | Mantine (s) |
Hatch 2 Eggs | Beldum (s) |
Spin 3 Pokéstops or Gyms | Sudowoodo (s) |
Spin 5 Pokéstops or Gyms | Ralts (s) |
Take a snapshot of a wild Pokémon | Murkrow (s), Hoppip (s), Yanma (s) |
Power up Pokémon 3 times | Bulbasaur (s), Charmander (s), Squirtle (s) |
Power up Pokemon 5 times | Chikorita (s), Cyndaquil (s), Totodile (s) |
Power up Pokémon 7 times | Treecko (s), Torchic (s), Mudkip (s) |
Power up Pokémon 5 times | 10 VenusauCharizard/Blastoise/Beedrill/Pidgeot Mega Energy |
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2023.04.29 14:35 Teban54 [Analysis] Mamoswine as an Ice and Ground-type raid attacker: Is 6*L50 Shadow Mamoswine worth it?
![]() | TL;DR - If you want to DUO Mega Rayquaza, yes!(Summary "infographic" below)
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IntroductionSwinub Community Day Classic takes place on Saturday, April 29, from 2pm to 5pm.While the CD move Ancient Power has no use in raids, Mamoswine itself has been a staple as a raid attacker ever since it was released. Regular (non-shadow) Mamoswine had been the best Ice type for years, then Shadow Mamoswine took over for another few years, and since Mamoswine received High Horsepower in December 2022 (obtainable with regular Charged TMs), it can even function as a great Ground type! Today, Shadow Mamoswine remains the #1 Ice AND Ground attacker (generally). What are you waiting for with a top of its type? Go grind as hard as you can! Get those 2160 XLs to build 6 Level 50 Shadow Mamoswine! See ya! ------------------------------------------------------ You're still reading? Of course, you know I never stop there. Not every "#1 of its type" can win - bug and fairy are some notoriously bad examples. At the end of the day, what you use in raids are not always 6 of a single type, but rather, 6 best counters against a single boss. Both ice and ground happen to have weaker power than alternative attacking types that you can use... Even though there are situations where you have to use them, most notably against Rayquaza. This gives rise to the main questions that I want to address today:
You can now follow me (@teban54) on Twitter! Since this post is too long, Reddit may not allow edits after publishing. Should there be minor changes or bug fixes, I will mention them in a comment. DO NOT PURIFY!Just in case anyone still needs it... Unless you clearly know what you're doing, don't purify those Shadow Swinubs. Just don't.As long as you care about how well they perform in raids, even a 0% Shadow Mamoswine is a much, much better raid attacker than 100% Purified Mamoswine, if they're powered up to the same level. Part 1: Shadow and regular Mamoswine as Ice attackersThis part should sound familiar for most veteran players, but I still aim to offer new insights with cross-type comparisons and, for the first time, short-manning threshold analyses.Part 1a: Ice-type Charts[Part 1a TL;DR] Shadow Mamoswine rules ice types. Regular Mamoswine is technically worse than Galarian Darmanitan now on average, but it's more consistent and way more accessible, and still one of the top non-shadow ice attackers.Ice attackers ranked by their average in-raid performance, using ASE, ASE with dodging, and ASTTW. Shadow Mamoswine (Powder Snow/Avalanche) dominates this chart, and it shouldn't be surprising. At the moment, no other ice types even come close. Regular Mamoswine's place on the chart, however, may catch a few of you by surprise. It's still among the top non-shadow ice attackers, but no longer the clear-cut #1 - Galarian Darmanitan now gives it some fierce competition. So let's take a closer look... Regular Mamoswine vs. Galarian DarmanitanMamoswine vs. Galarian Darmanitan (L40 best friends)Galarian Darmanitan does outperform Mamoswine in the majority of situations. This should not be surprising, as it does have 2% higher ER and 9% higher DPS, despite being glassier with an arguably worse typing. Does this mean regular Mamoswine is useless now? Absolutely not!
Part 1b: When is ice required?[Part 1b TL;DR] Only 2 legendaries (Rayquaza and Landorus) NEED ice, out of 13 that are weak to ice. Outside of those and Electric/Flying (Zapdos, Thundurus), even Shadow Mamoswine falls behind other shadows.I'll answer this with a rehash of the summary table presented at the very beginning: https://preview.redd.it/qo1x9ob72swa1.png?width=3546&format=png&auto=webp&s=f01aeb70f755f74650078ca183307fe7dd775363 Some of you may think a lot of raid bosses are double weak to ice. In fact, once upon a time, I thought so too. But not really... Out of many raid bosses you can use ice types against, only 2 legendaries (and 4 megas) are actually double weak to ice:
The main role of ice types in T5 raids is anti-Dragon and anti-Flying. But ice is never the only counter there, and in fact, it's often weaker than most other counters. And yes, that applies to even Shadow Mamoswine - it's weaker than shadow dragons, shadow electrics, and Xurkitree.
Part 1c: Short-manning thresholds - How high do you need to power them up to?[Part 1c TL;DR] L30 Regular Mamoswines already take care of T5 Rayquaza and Landorus duos. But L50 Shadow Mamoswines can DUO MEGA Rayquaza (without weather boost)! You really need XLs, though. Also, L40 Shadow Mamoswines can solo Mega Garchomp if you dodge, and duo Zekrom.Now that we know Mamoswine (especially regular) is more of a Rayquaza and Landorus specialist, you may recall one thing... Both of these raids are easy duos. In fact, two players using Level 30 regular Mamoswine can comfortably duo Rayquaza, both Landorus forms and Mega Salamence/Sceptile/Garchomp without friendship bonus. This raises a question: Is powering up high-level Mamoswines really that necessary? Is my dust better spent on something else (like shadow dragons), if level 30 non-shadow Mamos seem enough? So, for the first time in my articles, I'm running an estimate of "when do you cross the short-manning threshold". With best friend bonus and no weather boost, if you run 6 Mamoswines of the same kind:
Note that these are only base on Pokebattler estimators averaged across all boss movesets. For many of them, the threshold can be crossed earlier with an easier moveset, or unable to be met with a harder movest - examples below. Many of these shortmans can be achieved by other counters, but there are two that really stand out. Duoing Mega Rayquaza? Soloing Mega Garchomp? Sign me up!
Mega Rayquaza Duo(I didn't have time to run more complicated sims. Thus, the results here are not guaranteed to play out precisely as such in practice. Please check Pokebattler yourself for more accurate results.)First, I'll mention an important caveat. Pokebattler does have Mega Rayquaza now, but it uses unnerfed stats. Most legendaries get a 9% nerf on top of that, but Primal Kyogre and Groudon only got a 3% nerf. Regardless of how Niantic deals with Mega Rayquaza's stats, the actual raid will likely be easier than what Pokebattler tells you. The following table lists the Estimator values for unnerfed Mega Ray, and my own estimate of a 3% nerf (simply multiplying the estimator by 0.97).
However, be aware if Mega Ray has Outrage. Without dodging, L50 Shadow Mamo gets you an estimator around 2.10 against the Outrage movesets (even with 3% nerf). The good news is, realistic dodging gets you back to the duo range. Unfortunately, in this case even a L40 shadow team doesn't make the cut. Even if you choose the easiest moveset (DT/AA) and apply 3% nerf, you still get 2.01. The good news is a Mega Rayquaza TRIO is fairly easy! Even 3 players with L30 regular Mamoswines can defeat Mega Ray, as longa as they're best friends and dodge Outrage. Here's a Pokebattler link set to L50 with best friends. Mega Garchomp SoloThis one is actually easier, but depends on Garchomp's moveset and your dodging.If you dodge, a team of L40 Shadow Mamoswines can already solo all movesets. If you don't dodge... Earthquake and Fire Blast can't be soloed even at L50. But Sand Tomb (the easiest) can be soloed at L40, MS/Outrage is fine at L40, and DT/Outrage barely falls out (1.03). Level 50 Shadow Mamoswines can reliably solo Outrage and Sand Tomb sets. Here's a Pokebattler link set to L50. Part 1d: Ice compared to other types[Part 1d TL;DR] Shadow Mamoswine is worse than shadow dragons and electrics, as well as Xurkitree and Zekrom. But it's ahead of all rock types, and still a top-tier option overall (the most accessible of all these). Regular Mamoswine is worse than non-legendary dragon, rock and electric types (Dragonite, Rhyperior, Electivire/Magnezone), and is more like a filler if you don't have 6 others.Outside of Rayquaza and Landorus raids, ice types face quite a lot of competition in their main roles:
Ice vs. DragonIce and Dragon attackers ranked by their average in-raid performance, using ASE, ASE with dodging, and ASTTW.Shadow Mamoswine is worse than Shadow dragons (Salamence and Dragonite), but typically better than non-shadow dragons, including Rayquaza. This is further validated with pairwise comparisons shown below.
Overall, Shadow Mamoswine is still a very strong anti-dragon counter and a relatively affordable one, even if technically not the best. Regular Mamoswine, however, is largely a filler option that's best used if you don't have 6 dedicated dragons. Here are the comparison plots: Shadow Mamoswine vs. Shadow Salamence, Shadow Dragonite, Rayquaza (using the best between Breaking Swipe and Outrage), and Dragonite (L40 best friends) Ice vs. Electric vs. RockIce, Electric and Rock attackers ranked by their average in-raid performance, using ASE, ASE with dodging, and ASTTW.The order generally goes like this:
On average, when electric can be used, Shadow Mamoswine is worse than premium electric types, but above all rock types. When electric cannot be used, Shadow Mamoswine becomes the #1 counter. This applies to Zapdos and Thundurus raids.
Shadow Mamoswine vs. Shadow Electivire, Zekrom (Fusion Bolt), Shadow Tyranitar and Rampardos (L40 best friends) I didn't include Xurkitree and Shadow Magnezone in order to reduce the number of charts. They have similar shape as Shadow Electivire, with Xurkitree being better than it and Shadow Magnezone being worse. All three are generally still above Shadow Mamoswine. Note that I'd consider Shadow Mamoswine vs Zekrom a draw, but more in Zekrom's favor due to estimator. Part 1 Verdict: Ice MamoswineMamoswine (and later its shadow) as an ice type have always been regarded as hugely meta-relevant since Day 1, and among ice types alone, it truly deserves it. It's the best Rayquaza and Landorus slayer by definition, and 6 XL Shadow Mamoswines can even enable a MEGA Rayquaza duo (plus Mega Garchomp solo and Zekrom duo). Outside of its type, Shadow Mamoswine remains a top-tier anti-Dragon and anti-Flying counter, even though not #1.However, there are several downsides that are not frequently recognized, especially for regular Mamoswine. Within its own type, Galarian Darmanitan now slightly edges it out. When compared to others, even non-legendaries like Dragonite, Rampardos/Rhyperior and Electivire/Magnezone come on top, sometimes by a lot. The Rayquaza and Landorus duos, which do require ice, are so easy that even L30 regular Mamoswine teams do the job. I do think everyone should have a team of wild-caught L30-35 regular Mamoswine at the minimum. But if you're investing stardust and especially XL candies today, all resources should go into the shadow. Multiple Shadow Mamoswines can be appealing for many different types of players, whether you want the theoretical goal of 6 best of each type, or practical investments that can help you in a large number of raids, even if they're not the best. In fact, building a Shadow Mamoswine team is likely a more practical and cheaper option than a shadow dragon team AND a shadow electric team. Ultimately, you don't NEED to invest heavily into L50 Shadow Mamoswine teams, but there are indeed many good reasons for powering them up. Part 2: Shadow and regular Mamoswine as Ground attackersNow this is the part that a lot of you may not be familiar with. Historically, Mamoswine had been stuck with Bulldoze for most of its time in PoGo, and the move is terrible in both PvE and PvP. It was only less than half a year ago when Mamoswine received High Horsepower as a permanent move pool addition during a GBL update, and it has made major impacts in various battle formats. For raids, in particular...Part 2a: Ground-type Charts[Part 2a TL;DR] Shadow Mamoswine is generally the best non-mega ground, being slightly ahead of Precipice Blades Groudon in most practical cases, but it has some notable typing disadvantages. Regular Mamoswine is far behind Groudon, but within a whole pack of very similar ground types below that (Landorus-T, Garchomp, Excadrill, Mamoswine itself, Rhyperior).Ground attackers ranked by their average in-raid performance, using ASE, ASE with dodging, and ASTTW. "Groudon better than Shadow Mamoswine in Estimator?" Actually, no. From a closer look that I'll present below, Shadow Mamoswine is a better ground attacker than Precipice Blades Groudon in most practical situations. This means it is the best non-"mega" ground type.
Shadow Mamoswine vs. GroudonI first did this comparison when writing my Primal Groudon analysis. In fact, I'll present the same comparison chart and the same explanations as last time:Groudon vs. Shadow Mamoswine (L40 best friends) Detailed explanations are in the Primal Groudon analysis (here's an excerpt screenshot if you don't want to read the full article). I'll copy over the TL;DR: Shadow Mamoswine is basically better. It performs the “traditional” duty of a ground attacker better than Groudon does. Other than that, sometimes it does really badly due to typing disadvantages, but then Groudon isn’t the top counter either.
Regular Mamoswine vs. other Ground attackers(Skippable in the interest of time)Non-shadow Mamoswine obviously can't touch its own shadow self nor Precipice Blades Groudon (though it's quite comparable to Earthquake Groudon, which we'll omit here). But it's very similar to most other prominent ground attackers: Landorus (Therian), Garchomp, Excadrill, Mamoswine itself, and Rhyperior. How does Mamoswine compare to each of them? Mamoswine vs. Landorus (Therian), Garchomp, Excadrill and Rhyperior (L40 best friends) FWIW, the ER and DPS numbers of all these options are shown here. Impressions:
Part 2b: When is ground required?[Part 2b TL;DR] 6 legendaries can only be countered by ground (electrics and double weaknesses), a surprisingly high number - almost half of ground's use cases. However, whenever another type can be used, Shadow Mamoswine falls behind other shadows and legendaries, while regular Mamoswine becomes worse than even many budget options.Now let's look at the second half of the summary table: https://preview.redd.it/p4pmi2y9vswa1.png?width=3546&format=png&auto=webp&s=c06696aeb445a1a1e71f439de0903c3c8af36aa0 Believe it or not, there are actually much more "must use ground" cases than "must use ice" - 6 legendaries. Two double weaknesses (Heatran, Nihilego), but the rest are all electric bosses that can (almost) only be countered by ground: Raikou, Regieleki, Tapu Koko, Xurkitree, Mega Manectric.
Ground compared to other typesGround attacks do have wide coverage, being able to hit 5 types for Super Effective damage. However, against the 4 types other than electric, other attacking types are much stronger than ground types (even Shadow Mamoswine).The main enemies that ground types faces are Fighting and Water, followed by Fire, Steel and Rock in some cases. In this case, Shadow Mamoswine does even worse than it did as an ice type earlier, as stuff that outclass it now include:
Overall, outside of the "must use ground" cases, Shadow Mamoswine is usually a "tier 2" counter when compared to other types, generally sitting between their top shadow/legendary options and non-legendaries. The strength alone is a bit underwhelming for a shadow. Regular Mamoswine... Honestly disappoints, just like most other ground types. Being worse than Machamp, Gyarados, Blaziken and non-shadow SD Tyranitar is just too bad in this day and age. Unless you lack a team of several other types, ground types other than Shadow Mamoswine and Groudon are simply "must use ground" specialists and team fillers. Part 2 Verdict: Ground MamoswineThe way I see it, ground attackers are very clearly divided into two tiers: Shadow Mamoswine leads the "Tier 1 Ground" (with Groudon being the only contender - aka shadows and legendaries), while regular Mamoswine is part of the many "Tier 2 Ground"s (aka non-legendaries).The problem is that ground types really don't live up the competition with other types. Whenever alternatives can be used, Shadow Mamoswine ends up worse than other types' Tier 1 shadows and legendaries, while regular Mamoswine becomes well below other types' Tier 2s. Fortunately, there are a good number of "must use ground" raids to justify their value somewhat - almost half of ground's use cases currently. Shadow Mamoswine is #1 or #2 when that happens. Outside of those, people who will find the most value in Shadow Mamoswine (Ground) and Groudon likely:
Part 3: Future considerations - Will Shadow Mamoswine ever be outclassed?Possibly yes![Part 3 TL;DR] The biggest and most realistic threat to ice-type Shadow Mamoswine is Galarian Darmanitan Zen, which will be straight up better if it keeps the current GM moveset, but there's a lot of uncertainty in implementation. On the ground side, many shadows can surpass Shadow Mamoswine, as well as Landorus-T with a future signature move. Future and speculative Ice-type attackersFuture and speculative Ice attackers ranked by ASE, ASE with dodging, and ASTTW.I did a detailed look on future ice types in the Kyurem analysis, so in this article, I'll just mention those that have the potential to dethrone shadow or regular Mamoswine. Galarian Darmanitan (Zen Mode) has the greatest potential, by far. It has higher base attack than Mewtwo, and is already assigned Ice Fang/Avalanche in the current Game Master. Obviously that can change, but if it stays... We have a new ice king on our hands, immediately outclassing Shadow Mamoswine by quite a bit.
Future and speculative Ground-type attackersFuture and speculative Ground attackers ranked by ASE, ASE with dodging, and ASTTW.(This is basically a rehash of the section in Primal Groudon analysis) On the ground side, Shadow Mamoswine is a lot less future-proof. Several good shadows in the future - Shadow Groudon, Shadow Garchomp, Shadow Excadrill and Shadow Rhyperior - will be equal or better. Aside from Shadow Groudon, the differences with the rest are small enough that I wouldn't worry too much about them. Landorus-T may also challenge it with its signature move, Sandsear Storm, if it becomes OP enough. ---------------------------------------------------------- Articles coming up next
Appendix: Past analyses on other types
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