experience

[aquasuicune]

Is there a formula for experience? Not how much it needs to level, but how much a pokemon gives.

 

[kill and run]

no it depends on the level and the stregth of the pokemon

like if you are battling a level 50 pokemon with you level 46 your pokemon wont get much experience if it won opposed to battling a level 50 against a level 15 pokemon

 

[-Totodile-]

That's not true at all. For example, if you beat a Lv.25 Tropius, whether your Pokemon was Lv.5 or Lv.100, you're still going to get the same amount of experience. As for a formula, I have no idea.

 

[kill and run]

what i meant was that it wouldnt grow to a level as quickly than a level 15 pokemon would

 

[ShinyManafi]

I think a trainer's pokemon will give more experience

 

[Sarukarisha]

Yeah, that is a known fact.

 

[aquasuicune]

what i meant was that it wouldnt grow to a level as quickly than a level 15 pokemon would

I was on legendarypokemon.net and under stats, it had each pokemon's base stats as follows: HP, A, D, SA, SD, S, Base Experience. I was wondering what the base experience stood for. I know that the greater it is, the more you get(duh), but is there a formula for how much you get at one level? I think there is a multiplier for trainer's pokemon.

what i meant was that it wouldnt grow to a level as quickly than a level 15 pokemon would

That is because a higher level pokemon needs more experience to level up, but it still gets the same number of experience points, even if it is a different percentage.

 

[Slim]

If I remember right, I believe its the base experience * Level/7. *1.5 if battling a trainer's Pokemon, and *1.5 if you are not the original owner of the Pokemon.