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Ev Training Help!!!

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okay I learned about EV's recently and I was wanting to know when you see the results I know you have to be level 100 for it to work and every 4 EV's
you earn your stat goes up one point well I was training my level 100 Tyranitar and his health never rose and I was training for health EV's by killing marill when do I see results????
 
okay I learned about EV's recently and I was wanting to know when you see the results I know you have to be level 100 for it to work and every 4 EV's
you earn your stat goes up one point well I was training my level 100 Tyranitar and his health never rose and I was training for health EV's by killing marill when do I see results????
It will not work if the Pokemon you are EV training is level 100.

For example, perhaps I want a fully EVed Swampert, I start EV training it as a Mudkip or Swampert (Swampert also, if it isn't on level 100).
The EV's will effect the Pokemon once it reaches 100. If you used Rare Candies to get to 100, without EV training it, it's as good as useless.

I start EV training my Pokemon on level 50, right? After a few minutes, I notice my Pokemon's stats haven't gone up. OH NOEZ. I an able to train it to level 100 and then it will show all the changes in my stats.

Also, if I fully EV train my Pokemon, and I am happy with my results, I can give it Rare Candies until I meet my goal. Seeing as Rare Candies just raise the level without changing the EVs.

.:~Wig~:.
 
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So you can EV it once it is level 5 and then once it hits 100 BAM! It hits it and its a monster??????
 
So you can EV it once it is level 5 and then once it hits 100 BAM! It hits it and its a monster??????
Yep, but you can also EV train it at any level except level 100. That was just an example. ;D

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you have no idea how much that helped me.......I should breed my lv 100 and then make the baby a monster when it hits 100 thanks so much.....
 
Sorry but the school computers are a little touch when it comes to this site.....I am lucky I was even able to log in today.......I have been here before you know....So I am no NOOB!
 
Sorry about the earlier post I was ****** off please forgive me....anyway the main page is blocked at school so if you can copy and paste that would help.......

So as soon as I turn lv 100 all the EV's just all of the sudden make my stat skyrocket (depending on what I chose to train in)?

Also does it have to be a wild pokemon for EV training do yell at em that was what I was told and I figured I'd ask you guys...
 
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Sorry about the earlier post I was ****** off please forgive me....anyway the main page is blocked at school so if you can copy and paste that would help.......

So as soon as I turn lv 100 all the EV's just all of the sudden make my stat skyrocket (depending on what I chose to train in)?

Also does it have to be a wild pokemon for EV training do yell at em that was what I was told and I figured I'd ask you guys...
No problem. ^_^

Well, kinda'. Every few EVs is worth one point in that stat.

It's easier to battle wild Pokemon, but you do not have to.

.:~Wig~:.
 
Each Pokemon you fight gives EV points.
These points vary as to what pokemon it is you have fought.
Zubat, for example, gives 1 Speed EV.
Numel, gives 1 SAtk EV.

For Every 4 EV ponts you gain, the stat total of your Pokemon will increase by 1 point at level 100.
 
My question is if you have bred a wurmple will it earn EV's
And also do Wild pokemon that you have caught earn EV's as well...

I guess the question less complicated is do (all pokemon) earn EV's wild or hatched???
 
Why don't you look at the EV guides?!
 
Whenever your pokemon battles a wild pokemon, you earn EVs regardless of how you received it.

When you reach Lv100, you won't see a huge jump, because the EVs are gained gradually. It is true that every 4 effort points = 1 extra point in the stat at level 100. But the stat will increase long before then. ie, at Lv50 every 8 effort points = 1 stat point, and at Lv25 every 16 effort points = 1 stat point. The formula to calculate stats is as follows:

int(int(((IV + 2*Base + int(EP/4)) * LV/100) + 5)*Nature)

for Hit Points = int((IV + 2*Base + int(EP/4)) * LV/100) + LV + 10

IV = gene (0-31)
Base = Base value for the pokemon.
EP = Effort points
LV = Level
Nature = hindering, beneficial, or neutral (.9,1.1,1)
int() = remove any decimal numbers (for positive numbers, round down.)
 
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