u/DecentYeti

I have the rank 1 (0/15/15) normal, and rank 7 (2/14/15) shadow Duskclops line. Since it's a heavy investment of 296-330 XL candies to get one of them to max I am worried I will make the wrong decision. I see that normal is 2 ranks higher than the shadow, and when I have the rank 1 that's usually what I go with. But I I believe dusknoir is meant to be a closer it seems like the 20% more damage could be good.

Anyone have any suggestions or thoughts?

I caught this Noibat today. Noivern is so cool and bad ass looking, but he looks to be terrible in PvP. Is there any move change that could make him good? I know move changes can bring a pokemon from ok to good. But has a move change ever brought something from straight cheeks to playable? I'm pretty new to pokemon go and this past week is my first time seeing a PvP move update. I don't really know how much difference a move change could make for some of these dumpster mons.

If we got a silver bottle cap, and you have these 2 whose getting it? I do a mix of PvE and PVP.

I started playing a few months ago and really enjoy the PvP in this game. I have been hunting for a good Meditite for several weeks because someone decimated me in a match and I wanted to be able to do that. The other day I got the 18th ranked one for Great League and evolved him while I work on getting enough XLs. Just today I caught the 14th ranked one! I thought I understood what makes a good pokemon but now I am questioning my understanding.

The 18th rank one gets to go all the way to level 49.5, and gets to exactly rank 1500

The 14th rank one only gets to go to level 48, and caps at 1498. Why is it considered better? I am not asking for team help automod. I am trying to understand the foundation of what makes a pokemon better than another.

Over the past month I have got 4 encounters with shadow Rhyhorn. 3 out of 4 have maxed attack, and all are in the 80-90% range. Other shadow mons I get mostly have total crap IVs. Small sample size but it seems strange to me to go from the other shadows I'm the 10-40% IC range to this.

Hey everyone, long time lurker first time poster.

I moved into a new place and our shower has an overhead and handheld shower head. They should be able to come in separately or together.

When you have it set to overhead only the pressure is great.

When you have it it the combined mode, again the pressure is good (a little worse than overhead only)

When you have it in handheld only, the pressure falls off a cliff.

I have removed the diverter valve and brought it to 3 plumbing supply stores and none of them have ever seen it before. There is no serial number or other identifier on it either. However a guy who owns a plumbing supply store said it looks fine, and the cartridge itself is probably not the cause of the issue but I am unsure if that is correct. I have attached a photo of the cartridge and associated components above.

I have already tried replacing the handheld shower head and hose and the issue persists so I don't think those are the issue.

One thing of note is when you take the hose off of the spigget for the handheld, and set it to handheld only mode the pressure is good. As soon as you reattach the hose and head, the pressure drops and in fact water starts coming out of the overhead even without changing the position of the diverter lever/arm.

I have already had a plumber look at it and he basically said he would have to smash the tile and replace the full thing, which I would like to avoid.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

I have this primeape who is rank 1 for GL, or could be evolved to rank 3 for UL. What would you do?

A rank 1 tinkaton for UL is 13/15/15. I hatched this 10/15/15 from an egg yesterday and I am curious if there has ever been a way to increase a Pokemon's IV by a specific amount of your choosing? I know about silver and gold bottle caps but those appear to max out the chosen IV (silver) or all IVs (gold)

Thanks in advance!

I only started playing a few months ago and am still learning. I got really lucky with 2 magikarps through some research rewards, and finally have enough candy to evolve 1. But I am not sure which is better for a raid attacker. I hope to get mega energy for the one I evolve one day to make them even better.

I caught and evolved this guy and it's my first #1 pokemon. Has he ever been meta/good? I've tried using him but he kind of sucks, would they ever make a buff big enough that makes him good?

I got pretty lucky with the Suicune from the pass which has near perfect stats. I'd like to increase its power but it takes 5km per candy to walk for them. Are there any other ways to get Candy's besides feeding it a poffin and walking 1000 km?