Pokemon go高级联盟

快龍招式組合達到20幾種，可以看到龍息+龍爪是最強的，可以看到為何早期玩家都很愛息爪快龍的主因。快龍三圍加總排行在龍系第六名，並沒有一項數值特別強，但整體都算是中上的水準，雖然CP達到3792卻能在高級與超級聯盟表現優異，還是得靠龍息龍爪的威嚇力。

2.巨金怪：

巨金怪擁有的子彈拳是鋼系最強小招，而且彗星拳是少數DPE達到2以上的超強招式，加上巨金怪的高傷與高坦，可說是優點集中於一身的寶可夢。大招擁有三個屬性的招式下，彈性也不錯，使用地震還能有效打擊想用火系虐巨金怪的對手。

3.雷公：

雷公堪稱目前最強雷系寶可夢，只有單一雷屬性被克制少，加上三圍數值優異，最重要招式雷擊是快攻小招，在之前改版時又獲得暗影球大招後，增添了第二招對戰時的彈性，面對當今PK最強的騎拉帝納，也能打得對方頭破血流，這麼好用的雷公怎能不灌滿？

在 GO 對戰聯盟中取得的每場勝利都會獲得特定的獎勵。 你可以在每組的勝利中解鎖不同的獎勵。 在點擊對戰以開始比賽之前，請選擇你希望獲得的獎勵類型 (一般獎勵或特級獎勵)，以進行比賽。 你必須使用 Premium Battle Pass 交換特級獎勵。

賽季

GO 對戰聯盟 季賽 是級別和評價被重設之後的時間段。 雖然GO 對戰聯盟的每個賽季都將透過超級聯盟、高級聯盟和大師聯盟進行對戰，但每次只能使用一種聯盟進行對戰。

所有參加 GO 對戰聯盟的訓練家都將獲得季末獎勵。 你可以在對戰頁面的「本季」部分，看到本季何時結束。

與其他訓練家對戰

選擇了要參與對戰的寶可夢後，PokémonGO將把您與另一位正在尋找對手的訓練家配對。 一旦配對完成並開始對戰後，請使用 訓練家對戰戰術來擊敗你的挑戰者。

請注意: 你不能在 GO 對戰聯盟小隊中使用兩隻或以上相同種類的寶可夢。

如果故意退出 GO 對戰聯盟比賽，將會導致該比賽在該組合中自動丟失。 如果你失去了網路連接，或你的應用程式意外結束，你仍然可以透過重新啟動應用程式來重新加入對戰，但是你的對手可以在你試著重新加入對戰時，繼續攻擊你的寶可夢。

為避免在對戰中處於劣勢，請在開始對戰之前，確保你的網路連接穩定。 但是，要確保連接安定，只靠優良的Wi-Fi或是網路連線（電波訊號4格) 是有所不足的。 在頻繁使用時，有可能兩邊都會變慢。此外，在以車輛移動時也可能發生連接不安定的狀況。

等級和積分

參加 GO 對戰聯盟的訓練家，將會根據參加過的對戰次數和獲得勝利的次數而獲得 等級。 一旦達到新的等級，就不能在本賽季的剩餘時間內降到新的等級以下。 以更高的等級結束賽季，則會獲得更好的賽季末獎勵。

請注意: 只有由 GO 對戰聯盟全球對戰系統發起的訓練家對戰才會影響你的 GO 對戰聯盟等級。 透過掃描對戰代碼與附近的訓練家對戰、在朋友名單中與朋友對戰，或是與隊長對戰都不會影響你的 GO 對戰聯盟等級。

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How do you know which Pokemon are the best for Trainer Battles? That question has countless answers, and below we'll go over how we arrived at ours, and how you can make the most of the rankings here.

As we improve our simulator and ranking algorithms, please note that exact rankings may change. They aren't set-in-stone fact, but a best guess at which Pokemon might or might not be good for Trainer Battles. Ultimately we hope the rankings here are a helpful resource in their own way, and help you build toward succcess.

Using the Pokemon Rankings

In the top-level rankings, you'll see a score for each Pokemon. This score is an overall performance number from 0 to 100, where 100 is the best Pokemon in that league and category. It is derived from simulating every possible matchup, with each Pokemon's most used moveset (these may be manually adjusted). Use this score to compare overall performance between Pokemon; for example, the difference between the #1 and #50 Pokemon may not be the same as the difference between the #50 and #100 Pokemon. This score also allows you to see the parity in different leagues and categories.

Trainer Battles feature a wide variety of scenarios, especially involving shields. In order to give a fuller picture, our overall rankings are derived from additional sets of rankings, where battles are simulated with different roles in mind. You can explore rankings for each of the following categories:

• Overall - Derived from a Pokemon's score in all other categories. Moves are ranked based on calculations across all opponents. Key Counters and Top Matchups, however, are taken from the Leads category.
• Leads - Ranking battles simulated with 2 shields vs. 2 shields.
• Closers - Ranking battles simulated with no shields vs. no shields.
• Switches - Ranking battles simulated with 6 turns of energy advantage and scored to favor safe matches.
• Chargers - Ranking battles simulated with 6 turns of energy advantage.
• Attackers - Ranking battles simulated with no shields vs. 2 shields.
• Consistency - Rating of how dependent Pokemon are at baiting shields.

Different Pokemon may succeed in different scenarios, so use these categories to help determine when a particular Pokemon would be the most valuable.

Within each ranking, you'll see four separate detail sections:

• Fast Moves - Which Fast Moves the Pokemon uses most in the league and category.
• Charged Moves - Which Charged Moves the Pokemon uses most in the league and category.
• Key Wins - Which battles the Pokemon performs best in, weighed by the opponent's overall score.
• Key Counters - Which significant opponents perform best against the Pokemon.

Use these to see even more information about a Pokemon, which matchups it might be useful in, and what you can use to counter it.

Using the Move Rankings

Each Pokemon has a pool of Fast Moves and a pool of Charged Moves. Some moves might be better in one battle, and other moves might be better in another. For Trainer Battles, you'll want know which moves will be the best ones to have in the most matchups. You might also want to know which Pokemon are the best candidates for a second Charged Move. The move details within each Pokemon ranking can help you determine that.

Moves are ranked using calculations primarily based on their damage and energy cost. Stat changes are also factored in. These calculations are run for each matchup, and then totaled across the format. Matchup weighting affects these numbers as well, so moves that would be used against significant meta targets will rank higher.

When looking at potential moves, keep an eye out for Pokemon that have a strong tendency toward a single Fast Move and a single Charged Move. These Pokemon will have their optimal moveset in the most matchups. On the other hand, some Pokemon see more balanced usage in their Charged Moves. This is where having a second Charged Move comes into play.

If you're investing in a second Charged Move, you want a pair that would be optimal in the most number of matchups. Two moves that would be used in 90% of matchups are better than two moves that would be used in 60% of matchups. You also want a move that adds the most value to those matchups. A second Charged Move that is used in 40% of matchups will give you more value than one that's used in 5% of matchups.

However, not all matchups are equal. When your opponent switches in a Pokemon, it isn't just random; they're likely to send out something that's strong against you. Because of this, a Charged Move that counters your counters might be more valuable than the rankings indicate. Blastoise, for example, doesn't use Ice Beam often in simulated head-to-head matchups (premier Grass-types like Meganium and Venusaur will knock it out before it can). However, Ice Beam can still be valuable when your opponent sends out these Pokemon while Blastoise has Ice Beam near or fully charged, or if you have shields while they don't.

As an exercise, select any one Pokemon in the Team Builder tool and compare its battle histograms when it has one Charged Move and when it has two. If a second Charged Move improves its matchups, it might be one worth investing in.

Ranking Algorithm

Rankings are generated using the following steps:

1. For each category:
1. Simulate every possible matchup and assign a Battle Rating for each Pokemon.
2. Calculate each Pokemon's average Battle Rating across all matchups.
3. Iterate through the matchups again and weigh each individual Battle Rating by the opponent's average, calculating averages again each time. Iterate through this process multiple times. Only do this if matchups are even (same shields).
4. Calculate a Pokemon's category score as a percentage of its average weighted Battle Rating to the #1 Pokemon.
2. For each Pokemon, calculate the geometric mean of its scores in every category for the overall score.

Battle Rating is at the core of the ranking algorithm. It tells us if a Pokemon wins in battle, and by how much. Averaging all of these tells us which Pokemon perform the best against the most other Pokemon.

Comparing averages alone isn't always best, though; you aren't equally likely to face every Pokemon, and numerous weak Pokemon of a certain type could skew the results in favor of their counters. So, the algorithm iterates through every matchup again and weighs each Battle Rating by the opponent's average. Now a good Battle Rating against a powerful Pokemon has more value than a good Battle Rating against a weak one. This process is recursive; a Pokemon that has a low original average might have a better weighted average, affecting all of the Pokemon who rate well against it, so this process runs a number of times to allow the top Pokemon and those that beat them to filter upward in the rankings.

The overall scores are calculated through a geometric mean (root of A x B x C) as opposed to a regular mean (quotient of A + B + C). This is because the category scores are percentages; adding these percentages doesn't produce a tangible value, so a geometric mean is more applicable. Geometric mean also favors well-rounded Pokemon over Pokemon who rank highly in one category but low in others.

Each Pokemon is given its optimal moveset for every matchup. Note that this can cause Pokemon with broad movesets like Mew or Suicune with Hidden Power to rank more highly than they practically should; this is already adjusted for in the overall rankings, but may appear in the Team Builder.