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Release and catch based on NCP #4963

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janjuafarooq opened this issue Aug 30, 2016 · 5 comments
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Release and catch based on NCP #4963

janjuafarooq opened this issue Aug 30, 2016 · 5 comments

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@janjuafarooq
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Short Description

I would like to be able to catch or release pokemon based on their NCP, instead of just CP.

Possible solution

Add these fields for the transfer_pokemon cell worker

How it would help others

This would make it easier than having to find high CP values for each pokemon.

@mrincredible2017
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NCP?

@janjuafarooq
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Normalized cp (current/max)

@mjmadsen mjmadsen changed the title [FEATURE REQUEST] - Release and catch based on NCP Release and catch based on NCP Aug 31, 2016
@avexus
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avexus commented Aug 31, 2016

@intuition17 I saw NCP in the output. Could you enlighten me what this number does? Is it better to have a bigger NCP value?

@RedViper9
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RedViper9 commented Aug 31, 2016

@avexus NCP is the pokemon level / trainer level. So it's a fraction of how powerful the poke is compared to how powerful it can be (which is limited by current trainer level). CP depends on IV but NCP does not.

@xivaxy
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xivaxy commented Sep 5, 2016

@RedViper9 Actually the NCP the bot currently shows does not seem to be pokemon level / trainer level, but rather something close to pokemon level / 39.
E.g. it shows Jynx (CP 999, NCP 0.58, Level 21.0, IV 0.8), and my trainer level is 21.

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