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Time to get rid of some Pokemon and power up others?
Now that we no longer prestige gyms, is it perhaps time to get rid of Pokemon I used of that? Sure, I can still put them in gyms, but I have others for that.
So should I get rid of most of my Pokemons at around 1000CP and just keep a few slightly stronger ones for gyms? I've rarely powered up my Pokemons (a few times when I started and lately spent like 20k on Blissey and Rhydon), so I don't have many that are really strong.
Not one over (or close to) 3000 and only six over 2500 (five of which are Rhydons).
I know that 3000+ aren't that useful in gyms at the moment (I hope they change that), but maybe having a team of 3000 (or close to) Pokemons when battling a raid boss is useful?
So should I get rid of most of my Pokemons at around 1000CP and just keep a few slightly stronger ones for gyms? I've rarely powered up my Pokemons (a few times when I started and lately spent like 20k on Blissey and Rhydon), so I don't have many that are really strong.
Not one over (or close to) 3000 and only six over 2500 (five of which are Rhydons).
I know that 3000+ aren't that useful in gyms at the moment (I hope they change that), but maybe having a team of 3000 (or close to) Pokemons when battling a raid boss is useful?
I've got about 2.300.000 stardust, so that should be enough to power up a few.
And if I should spend some, which Pokemons should I focus on?
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Since the gym change, I powered up a p/hb blissey (useful for clearing dispirited mon from a gym, and as a raid stopper), a zh/dg low iv blissey (looks like a relatively weak blissey, but packs a punch), a ms/eq rhydon and a ms/eg golem (they are widely useful in raids). Probably next is the queue is a fc/xs scizor. But, I'm back to saving dust. Generally, I'm trying to get a couple strong attackers for each type. This project will take some time. Oh, I just power up to level 30.