Too start off I'm a member, so thats 50% more exp right? + the 25% bonus in the shop I got that too.

 

I kill a pokemon solo I get 535 EXP

I kill it by attacking it once with Bronzor & then switching to Gastly to finish him off & I only got 66!! EXP each.. how does this work? Is it bugged? Or has Pokemon always been like this?

I've realized about it too. Not sure if it's a new gen thing, a bug or a change the PRO team has made... and not sure how I feel about it either.

It avoids people from powerleveling their low level pokemon easily, but there's other ways to powerlevel low level pokes that are as good as if the exp shared was accurate, so idk.

33422 Too start off I'm a member, so thats 50% more exp right? + the 25% bonus in the shop I got that too.

 

I kill a pokemon solo I get 535 EXP

I kill it by attacking it once with Bronzor & then switching to Gastly to finish him off & I only got 66!! EXP each.. how does this work? Is it bugged? Or has Pokemon always been like this?

 

What are the levels of your Bronzor, Gastly, and the wild Pokemon?

Bronzor 14 - Gastly 20

 

Enemy is Level 12 Shinx

an staff said that they made the system like that to promote the training and not the easy leveling :P

33429 an staff said that they made the system like that to promote the training and not the easy leveling :P

 

I can understand that.. but 66! lol... it would take me like.. 100-200 creatures to get a lvl! ^..^

33428 Bronzor 14 - Gastly 20

 

Enemy is Level 12 Shinx

there is the problem, u get an exp minus when you have a gap between the levels of your pokemon you using to defeat one single pokemon. switching isnt an effective way to level in 6th gen exp system, you do best by going to a place where u can find the levels of the pokemon you are training.

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33428 Bronzor 14 - Gastly 20

 

Enemy is Level 12 Shinx

there is the problem, u get an exp minus when you have a gap between the levels of your pokemon you using to defeat one single pokemon. switching isnt an effective way to level in 6th gen exp system, you do best by going to a place where u can find the levels of the pokemon you are training.

 

That would explain it, but it look's like the exp bonus from membership & exp boost is not carrying over? idk, It just seemed low to be and had me worried but if thats how it has to be done, I'm fine grinding ^^ thanks guys!

According to my calculations, when a Poke is switched out only half of the XP from fainitning the wild Poke will be distributed between the Pokes involved in the fight. And the XP distribution is based on their level.