I noticed that sometimes, when you catch a Pokémon which catch rate is modified because of the badges you have, the badges show up again and shine.
I believe this happens because the badges actually had an effect on catching that specific Pokémon - something like "look, you only caught this one because of the badges you have."
where
Multipliers=Ball∗Curve∗Berry∗Throw∗Medal
I noticed that sometimes, when you catch a Pokémon which catch rate is modified because of the badges you have, the badges show up again and shine.
I believe this happens because the badges actually had an effect on catching that specific Pokémon - something like "look, you only caught this one because of the badges you have."
where
Multipliers=Ball∗Curve∗Berry∗Throw∗Medal
I noticed that sometimes, when you catch a Pokémon which catch rate is modified because of the badges you have, the badges show up again and shine.
I believe this happens because the badges actually had an effect on catching that specific Pokémon - something like "look, you only caught this one because of the badges you have."
where
Multipliers=Ball∗Curve∗Berry∗Throw∗Medal
Yesterday, an article was posted by the Pokemon Go GamePress team that had a reasonable estimate on how the medal catch rate bonus works. The working hypothesis is that the +1, +2, and +3 bonuses act as multipliers on the catch chance for an encounter, meaning that the Final Catch Rate (see above)there is multiplied byan additional multiplier on the probability to catch of 1.10 for a bronze medal, 1.20 for a silver medal, andor 1.30 for a gold medal.
We also have statistical evidence suggesting that the bonus provided by gold medals is 1.3; applied in a similar matter as other multipliers in the GUCT formula.
The GUCT (Grand Unified Catch Theory) can be seen below:
where
Multipliers=Ball∗Curve∗Berry∗Throw∗Medal
Yesterday, an article was posted by the Pokemon Go GamePress team that had a reasonable estimate on how the medal catch rate bonus works. The working hypothesis is that the +1, +2, and +3 bonuses act as multipliers on the catch chance for an encounter, meaning that the Final Catch Rate (see above) is multiplied by 1.10 for a bronze medal, 1.20 for a silver medal, and 1.30 for a gold medal.
We also have statistical evidence suggesting that the bonus provided by gold medals is 1.3; applied in a similar matter as other multipliers in the GUCT formula.
Yesterday, an article was posted by the Pokemon Go GamePress team that had a reasonable estimate on how the medal catch rate bonus works. The working hypothesis is that the +1, +2, and +3 bonuses act as multipliers on the catch chance for an encounter, meaning that there is an additional multiplier on the probability to catch of 1.10 for a bronze medal, 1.20 for a silver medal, or 1.30 for a gold medal.
We also have statistical evidence suggesting that the bonus provided by gold medals is 1.3; applied in a similar matter as other multipliers in the GUCT formula.
The GUCT (Grand Unified Catch Theory) can be seen below:
where
Multipliers=Ball∗Curve∗Berry∗Throw∗Medal
