When does your pokemon get CP at a gym?
I went to a friendly gym and battled the lowest player and won multiple times, enough to up the gym level and leave my Ratticate there. However his CP is still 313. I thought the purpose of friendly fighting was to increase CP for your pokemon. What am I missing?
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One point to clarify from Bluerex, is that you can get the Defenders reward (10 gold coins and 500 stardust) whether you are the gym leader or not. So far there are no extra benefits from being the gym leader except for showing off your high level Pokemon (compared to others in that gym). I guess your Pokemon in the gym has a little more security as the lower level Pokemon need to be removed before your's does.
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How fast does CP go down in gyms?
A Pok\xe9mon's CP drops at a rate of approximately 28 per cent after each defeat in battle, due to that decrease in Motivation. It currently takes three victories over a defending Pok\xe9mon to remove it from a Gym (down from five when the update initially launched).Why is my Pokemon CP lower in gym?
Trainers from opposing teams battle to reduce the motivation of the Pok\xe9mon on the Gym. Pok\xe9mon gradually lose motivation over time and by losing battles against opposing team members. As a Pok\xe9mon loses motivation, its CP will temporarily decrease, making it weaker in battle.Does it matter how long your Pokemon is in a gym?
Typically, a Pokemon will remain in a gym anywhere from a few hours to a few weeks, depending on how strong it is and how popular the location is \u2013 but one very impressive trainer has managed to last an incredible 1332 days in a gym. Niantic A Pokemon Go trainer held a gym for over three and a half years.How Does The NEW Gym System/Raids Work In Pokémon GO | DansTube.TV
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When you win a gym place and hold it, you get coins and star dust. You then use the star dust with your candy to "upgrade" your pokemon.
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