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Let's say Ditto uses Transform, then it copies the opponent's moveset and gains some energy. How much energy does the Ditto gain per 1 Transform?
Most Charge moves cost some energy, with the exception of Struggle, which costs 0 energy.
Without energy, it is impossible to use Charge Moves with bars. Struggle is a Charge Move without any bars.
UPDATE
I've been monitoring the data used of Pokemon Go to further test how much data is actually being used. Between the release and as today, Pokemon Go has accumulated 65.43MB worth of data. Roughly 90% of that was used while using 3G rather than connected to Wi-Fi. Most of the time I was in a sedentary environment hoping Pokemon would come my way, but I was also out-and-about a good bit of the time.
I have reviewed a few different sources and they all say Pokemon Go will use a good amount of data.
10 Best Ways to Reduce Data Usage
Pokemon Go will require a Strong Wi-Fi or network connection to play. Unless you have an Unlimited Data Plan or expect to play only in areas where Wi-Fi is available, you will need a Data Plan to play Pokemon Go. Your phone will also need to meet certain requirements.
Pokemon Go can average anywhere from 2MB - 8MB+ of data per hour, dependent on a variety of gameplay factors (Eg. Battling, Capturing, Walking).
Based on this information, if half of a 2GB data plan is allocated to playing Pokemon Go, users can reasonably expect to play four to six hours per day without an any issue. If Pokemon Go is played for more than six hours per day, an upgraded data plan may be needed
Best Ways to Reduce Data Usage
The main purpose of this article is to enable users to enjoy Pokemon Go without having to constantly monitor Data usage. Every Pokemon Go Trainer should be able to travel the world freely without fear of exceeding data limits. Fortunately, there are many ways Data usage can be reduced or limited.
- Download Applications and Updates only Using Wi-Fi
- Play Only in Areas where Wi-Fi is Available
- Set a Data Limit
- Browse Mobile Versions of Sites
- Chrome Data Saver
- Limit/Remove High Data Consuming Apps
- Restrict Background Data
- Avoid Streaming Videos, Music, Media
- Avoid Downloading of Media w/ Data
- Turn off Mobile Data
Other Sources
Yes, Pokemon GO Uses a Lot of Data and Battery
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Spending a day on 'Pokémon Go' is not good for your phone's battery life
When you evolve a Pokemon, the CP scales to the same percentage of your max at that level.
You can tell the approximate percentage by looking at the circle above a captured Pokemon. After evolution, the marker will always be in the same place.
For example, if you're evolving a Pokemon with a Max CP of 100 to a Pokemon with a Max CP of 300, your current CP will triple to keep the same ratio.
Best Answer
Assuming you are referring to energy for charge moves, Transform gives 0 energy.