What does EPS and DPs mean in Pokémon Go?

The acronym eps refers to a Pokémon’s experience points. Every successful battle you win grants your trainer experience points, and then your Pokémon levels up. In addition, each Pokémon’s experience points contribute to the total experience that you need to level up a specific Pokémon to its next level.

What does EPS mean in Pokémon Go?

The Pokémon Go Plus is a device that you can attach to your phone. It uses a small amount of energy to calculate the distance between your phone and nearby Pokémons. If you want to catch more Pokes, you can increase the Plus’s energy level by charging it up. You can also use it to determine how far away a pokéball will fly.

What is DPs in Pokémon Go?

DPs are a numerical value given to each captured Pokémon in the game. The higher the level of the Pokémon, the higher its DPs will be. DPs can be increased by improving their EVs or training their skills.

What does DPs mean in Pokémon Go?

DPs are the number of points of damage you’ve dealt to an enemy Pokémon when you use a damaging move. If a Pokémon is at 1 HP, you deal 1 damage to it if you use a strong attack, like Water Pulse or Dark Pulse. If you use a weak attack, like Tackle, you deal 0 points of damage.

What do EPs and DPs mean in Pokémon Go?

The catch rate of your Pokémon is the percentage of throws that you will get a successful capture. As the catch rate gets higher, you will be more likely to catch a rare Pokémon. The catch rates of each Pokémon are shown by the EPs (Experience Points) on their Pokedex entries. The more EPs a given Pokémon has, the higher its catch rate will be. If you want a high catch rate, train your Pokémon to level up and increase its EPs.