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(Solved) Does Pokemon type factor into EXP gains?

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Hello,

 

Doing a bit of levelling up I am noticing my EXP gain is very odd, I have 75% boost on, here is an example:

 

I have a Polywraith at level 35:

- Patrat 21 vs Poly 35 = 2700

- Delibird 21 vs Poly 35 = 11709

 

Delibird is giving me a huge amount more EXP, I have noticed this with other pokemon, 24 Swinub giving in the 9k Region, a 24 Delibird giving 15k EXP

 

Is there a reason for the difference?

 

Cheers!

Re: Does Pokemon type factor into EXP gains?

 

<t>Pokémon that are either 2nd or 3rd evolution will give more exp. For example if you face a wild machoke and machamp, machamp will give you the most exp. Also generally Pokémon with no evolution will give you a decent amount of exp more than a Pokémon that has 2 or evolutions but is currently at its first stage of evolution. (Sorry if that is confusing)</t>

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Re: Does Pokemon type factor into EXP gains?

 

<t>Ahh okay that explains a lot, thank you very much to both!</t>

330488 Ahh okay that explains a lot, thank you very much to both!

 

Glad we could help :Angel:

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