A Pokémon like Charizard can use 10 Fire Spin fast attacks, acquiring 10 energy per Fire Spin, and then launch two back-to-back Blast Burns. For example, Blast Burn is a charge move that costs 50 energy. This means that even if all of your charge moves are ready to launch, you are still gaining energy by using fast attacks up to the energy limit. In Pokémon Go, Pokémon are limited to a maximum of 100 energy regardless of what charge moves they have access to.

While in most matchups you won’t necessarily want to worry about this in deciding what to bring, this does mean that a more diverse range of IV spreads might be acceptable (or even desirable!) to change the outcome of mirror matches. Currently, CMP is granted to the Pokémon that has the higher attack stat, which takes into account the base Pokémon stats as well as the IV. When battling another trainer, if you both reach your charge move simultaneously, you can’t both fire at once! Charge Move Priority (CMP) refers to how the game determines which of you will get the advantage to fire first in the event of that tie. Let’s talk about a few ways to really improve your play. Once you’ve got the basics of Trainer Battles down, picked a team you’re happy with, and have powered up everything you need to claim victory over your opponents, it’s time to start working some more advanced techniques into your repertoire.

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