From time to time, we fill these pages with lots of new titles getting into Xbox Game Pass as part of a monthly lineup of additions. But, have you ever asked yourself how those titles are selected to get in the library of the subscription service?

Finally, Chris Charla, the boss at ID@Xbox, has shared some more information about the process that allows titles to get included in that portfolio. And sure there's some thought poured down into it, since, as you might have noticed on mobile platforms, it's easy to fill a library like that with stuff people are not interested in or is just cheap.

"For us, when we look at what games to bring into game pass, we really just focus on… It has to be super fun," Charla said at PDXCon in Berlin, which has been hosted throughout the weekend, as reported by Twinfinite. "Typically, that also means they’re highly-rated. It has to be something that we think players are going to like and adds to the mix."

"We don’t want to have just all shooters, all platformers, or something like that. Because games always go into Game Pass and come out of Game Pass, we’re always looking to curate a really good mix so that at any time, it’s just going to be really fun."

To see with your own eyes the fruits of this process, you can check the latest entries in the Xbox Game Pass library, which also include Fallout New Vegas from the creators of The Outer Worlds, out in a few days on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Red Dead Redemption 2 will be among the best looking games on PC when it releases on Nov. 5. It's coming to the Rockstar Games launcher, Epic Games Store, and a few other selected retailers. It's going to be available on Steam only in December.

We know about a plethora of enhancements and improvements that the developer intends to bring in this version. These changes are similar to what had happened in the past to Grand Theft Auto V.

It's interesting to note how those enhancements translate into something that we'll able to notice when playing on PC. That's something that YouTube channel Cycu1 helps us have a better understanding of thanks to a new comparison video.

In the video below, you can view an early comparison of the minimal footage from the PC version we've received thus far (a 4K60 cinematic trailer) — the Xbox One X release, which is the best looking edition of the game now available.

From the comparison trailer, which is inevitably harmed by YouTube's usual compression, we can note that the PC version has an improved draw distance and more vibrant environments. There are more defined grass and more flowers you can look at in the video. 

For the full picture, anyway, we invite you to check the comparison video below.

Warframe Clans are collections of players who all work together to enjoy the game. Each Clan has a Dojo that members can build, room by room, to suit their own needs and style. Only Clans may have a Dojo, and it houses lots of essential resources for the Tenno who make up the Clan. The two most important aspects of the Dojo are the Research Labs, for access to new Warframes, weapons, and gear, and the Trading Post.

How To Join A Clan In Warframe

To join a Clan in Warframe, you need to be invited into the Clan. The Recruiting channel in the in-game chat is where to go if you are looking for a Clan to join. Clan reps are always in chat, looking for new people to join. 

You can also set up your own Clan in the Communication menu. Just select Clan, then "Start your own Clan," you will be asked to name your clan, and then it will be set up.

Once you have an invite to a Clan, you will need to build the Dojo key in the Foundry before you can access the Clan Dojo. You will automatically have a Blueprint for the Key when you get the Invite and accept it.

The clan's come in different Tiers, depending on the size of the Clan. 

• Ghost Clan - 10 members
• Shadow Clan - 30 members
• Storm Clan - 100 members
• Mountain Clan - 300 members
• Moon Clan - 1000 members

Research costs for new weapons and equipment in the Labs will differ depending on the Clan size, with the smaller Clans needing fewer resources than the larger Clans. Once a Clan has an item or weapon thoroughly researched, you can head to the relevant Lab and purchase a Blueprint for it using Credits. All Clans will also have a Clan Emblem that you can equip in the Appearance section of your Arsenal.

Warframe is all about becoming more powerful, getting access to new weapons and Warframes, and taking out hundreds of enemies in missions. Prime weapons and Warframes are the cream of the crop, and to get them you need to farm, and open, Void Relics. You get Void Relics by performing missions in-game. The Relics drop as rewards at the end of tasks or rotations in extended missions. To open Void Relics, you need to run a particular type of mission.

How To Open Void Relics In Warframe

To open Void Relics, you need to run Void Fissures. These are in the Navigator screen, in the top right-hand corner. These lists any active Void Fissure missions currently in the game. The missions will have different levels of difficulty, depending on the Relic that you wish to open. 

As you can see above, the Capture mission for Meso Relics is Level 17-19, while the Hive mission for Axi Relics is Level 37-39. Just click on the mission for the type of Relic you wish to open.

The next screen will ask you to choose exactly which Relic you want to open, and you will need to equip it for the mission. Each Relic will show a list of the parts that it contains and the rarity of those parts. Common is the most likely to drop, with Rare being the least likely to drop. You can, if you wish, infuse Void Traces into the Relic to increase the chances of the rarer items dropping.

When you load into the mission, play through it as usual, and make sure to kill the enemies that have golden energy around them. These can contain Void Traces, which you will need to pick up. You need to pick up 10 Void Traces to open the Void Relic, so finish the mission, making sure you farm up all 10 before Extraction.

When you extract, the contents of all the Void Relics from everyone in the mission will show up[ on screen, and you will be able to choose which item you want. The name and rarity of the item displays, and if in doubt about what to choose, it is nearly always best to pick based on rarity. 

If you are looking for a specific item from a particular Relic, you are best served by going to the Recruiting channel in chat, and looking for what is called a "Rad Share." Players will all upgrade their Relics to Radiant using Void Traces, to give the best chance at getting the Rare drop, then run the mission together as a group. This will dramatically decrease the length of time it can take to get the Rare items and components.

When you are in Recruiting chat, be clear about the Relic you wish to run, and the level you want to farm it at so that people can quickly know if they're going to join you in the run or not. 

Borderlands 3 is going to have its first seasonal event kicking off here pretty soon. The Bloody Harvest is going to be the game's Halloween-based event, and we've heard a few details about it for the past few weeks. Now, we know Bloody Harvest is going to release on Oct. 24, and it's going to last until Dec. 5. Players are going to have plenty of time to explore the newest content to hit the wacky loot and shooter.

Here are the direct details 2K shared in their press regarding Borderlands 3's Bloody Harvest:

Do you feel that chill running up your spine, Vault Hunter? It must be the call of Bloody Harvest, the first free seasonal event for Borderlands 3! Today we’re excited to announce that Bloody Harvest will run from October 24 through December 5.

To get your first taste of Bloody Harvest in action, feast your eyes on this brand new trailer.If you haven't already heard, this supremely spooky in-game event features tons of fresh content, including Haunted enemy types, the Terror combat mechanic, a new unique Legendary weapon, and a new boss fight against the fearsome Captain Haunt. If you manage to survive the creepy challenges of Bloody Harvest, you can earn cosmetic rewards, including Vault Hunter skins, a weapon trinket, and more.

Players are going to have the opportunity to check out some brand new skins for their favorite Vault Hunter, fight brand new enemies, and a new boss. For those, a little worried, Bloody Harvest is a free update. It's the first free update set to hit the game. However, there are upcoming pieces of content that players are going to need to prepare to pay for, but those are in the future.

Bloody Harvest is going to open up a brand new haunted location called Heck area. Players are going to have to deal with a new mechanic called terror, which the haunted enemies can inflict on Vault Hunters. To access the new area, players are going to need to complete the game enough to have arrived on the ship, Sanctuary III. 

Borderlands 3 Bloody Harvest content update goes live on Oct. 24, and you can play it and run through the new content until Dec. 5.

We're looking forward to an exciting week full of game releases with CoD: Modern Warfare and The Outer Worlds coming out on Oct. 25. The games are sure to sit well with their respective crowds. We have a multiplayer-heavy title with plenty of shooting, with an exciting RPG-action adventure from Obsidian Entertainment, the creative minds behind Fallout: New Vegas. Many have walked away from The Outer Worlds with a great deal of enthusiasm. When are you going to get the chance to get your hands on the game?

The Outer Worlds Global Release Schedule

The release schedule for The Outer Worlds is broken up into two timelines: PC and Console. For those who want to get in on the action immediately, you may have wanted to lean into the PC release. However, those who are on console do not need to wait too long to jump into the game; it's only a few hours. While it may matter for those who go into the multiplayer release of a game, there's no multiplayer or cooperative mode in The Outer Worlds, so this is not a factor. 

Here's the PC release global release break down for The Outer Worlds.

You can see it's going to get broken up across the globe, but it looks like The Outer Worlds is going to release at roughly the same time across the world. Those who are on the west coast of the United States are going to get the chance to have the most time to play it while they're awake, so lucky them.

However, it's not as broken up for the consoles section. Here's what it looks like for the game if you're playing on a console:

In all areas, except for the west coast of the United States, it's going to unlock at midnight. However, when it hits 9:00 pm PST, it's going to open because it's going to be midnight for the east coast. They're going to get it at the same time, so if you're on the west coast of the United States, you do luck out again.

Overall, it's going to depend on what version you're playing on if you get the chance to play it early or not. The Outer Worlds does not have any way for players to pre-order the game to play it a few days early, so everyone is going to get to play it around Oct 24 to the 25, when it's supposed to release.

You still have time to pre-order The Outer Worlds if you want to, or you can play it by having access to the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate edition subscription. If you played Gears 5 with it, you should have access to it still.

For the past few days, many Blizzard fans have remained hopeful about hearing the latest details regarding the release of the eventual Diablo 4 title. While Blizzard has remained hush-hush on the subject, others have not. We talked about it getting leaked in some new artwork, and now we have a much better look at some images from the German Gamestar Magazine.

You can check out those images below. They come from a tweet from a subscriber to the magazine who shared them from their Twitter page.

@GoodIdeaGaming you asked for the diablo 4 pictuuin better quality
It‘s from the German Gamestar Magazine, i‘m a digital subscriber so I can give you this pic.twitter.com/cr49YABo7q

— Julian S (@Berd95) October 20, 2019

If you get a better look at the first image, with the test to the left of it in red, you can see Diablo, Diablo II, Diablo III, and Diablo IV getting referenced in the first sentence. The post adds another layer to the eventual announcement Blizzard is likely going to have on Nov. 1 at BlizzCon 2019. Despite seeing it referenced and hinted at everywhere, we don't have too much information beyond it coming out at some point.

The new game could have an updated loot system, combat, classes, or there's likely going to be a new twist on the story in the Diablo universe. When Blizzard does make their announcement, it's going to go either way. Some fans may get super excited about it. Others may still have feelings regarding Blizzard's recent stance in the political news, or even how they handled the Diablo mobile game announcement from last BlizzCon.

At this time, we still have no official announcement about the game's official release. We do know it's a thing, and Blizzard had planned to announce something about it during BlizzCon 2018. However, it had changed so much throughout the game's development, and they did not want to pull the trigger on it and overly excite their fanbase. But it might be what the fans need right now, to build some goodwill, and attempt to recover.

Stay tuned for BlizzCon 2019, which is going to happen from Nov. 1 to the 2. We're likely going to get some information Diablo 4 during that time, and we're going to see if Blizzard has any plans for an Overwatch 2. 

Steam Sales fall into the same category as death and taxes. You know that they are all coming, eventually. Steam Database has leaked the data for three upcoming Steam Sales, which such narrow time frames between them that you will think the middle one could have gotten dropped.

Leaked upcoming @steam_games 2019 sale dates:

🎃 Halloween Sale: October 28 - November 1
🍂 Autumn Sale: November 26 - December 3
🎅 Winter Sale: December 19 - January 2

Multiple developers posted it in multiple places despite Valve asking otherwise. But you know how that goes.

— Steam Database (@SteamDB) October 19, 2019

Up first is the Halloween Sale, from Oct. 28 to Nov. 1. The Autumn Sale will swiftly follow this from Nov. 26 until Dec. 3. Then, to wrap up the year, the Winter Sale, from Dec. 19 to Jan. 2, 2020. 

I am getting the feeling that the first two will be themed sales around specific types of games, while the end of year Winter Sale will be a larger affair, more in line with what you expect from a Steam Sale. It is impossible to tell for sure, but that is the only way the tightly packed group of dates makes any sense to me. 

Steam Sales are the time of year when various developers and publishers compete for your hard-earned dollars by slashing prices, and there are always some fantastic bargains. If you have been humming and hawing about buying a game, the Steam Sale is usually the time to do it, as you will rarely find better prices.

When the sales hit, we will provide you with some helpful lists of absolute bargains on amazing games, so if you need some help deciding on what to get, keep an eye on the site over the coming weeks. 

The first seasonal event for the recently released Call of Duty: Mobile is getting ready to start. For Halloween, be on the lookout for weapons, a map, and an operator skill.

The Halloween event for Call of Duty: Mobile got detailed in the official Activision blog. During the event, players will be able to receive a free weapon just for logging into the game during event days. This weapon is an Artic.50 sniper rifle decorated with Bat Camo. Throughout the event, players will also have the chance to get new customization items through the Shop and Lucky Draw. These include a new soldier, Halloween-themed skins, and weapons with Zombie Gene camo. Also, Operators will drop Pumpkin ID cards during the event. These can be used to collect customization rewards, like Bat Camo or Zombie Gene parachutes.

This Halloween event will also see the inclusion of a new version of the Standoff map, newly decorated for Halloween. During the event, matches in Standoff will take place at night, and the map is full of jack-o-lanterns and other Halloween paraphernalia. Lastly, the Operator Skill Sparrow will get introduced into the game during this event. This Skill is a bow and arrow that causes splash damage to nearby enemies. You can unlock this Skill by completing tasks in the game's Multiplayer and Battle Royale modes.

This Halloween event is set to start today, Oct. 21, and will run until Nov. 1, giving players about a week and a half to take part in the event.

Fortnite has plenty of surprises in the game, and Epic Games loves to throw curveballs at their audience members whenever they have the opportunity to do so. They did it when they transitioned to the Chapter 2 update when they had the game in a black hole. Now, they're doing it with the new fishing mechanic in their game. Players who are lucky enough have the chance to catch a Mythic goldfish, which is going to make them stand out. Here's how you get the golden fish and what it does in the game.

How to Get The Mythic Goldfish in Fortnite Chapter 2

Is the item even in the game? Some players had thought it had not gone into the official release of the game, and it was going to come out in a new hotfix or a patch. However, we know it's in the game at this point. You can check out in action in a Reddit post by BlakeBenbow. They show footage of them getting hit by the Mythic goldfish and getting placed in 11.

Here's the full video:

I was eliminated by a mythic goldfish! I thought it wasn't in the game yet! from r/FortNiteBR

How does someone use the golden fish? To use the Mythic Fish, it's a throwable item. You're likely going to treat it like you would a grenade, so you're going to need to work on your aim perception and make sure you hit the target. If you miss, you might be out a weapon, and it could only have a one-time use, or you need to pick it up after you throw it and take someone out. If you check out the video above, you can see BlakeBenbow went down immediately after getting hit.

How are you going to go about getting this fish? Unfortunately, it's going to be a grind and plenty of randomness on your side. You're going to need to fish for it like you would any other fish or weapon in the streams. Because it's such a powerful weapon and it's a rare drop, you're going to go spend a lot of time fishing in the game looking for it, and you may take a great deal of time to catch one.

For those who are willing to bite their tongue and concentrate extremely hard on fishing in the game, you'll get the most chances to see it for yourself. Keep fishing for as much time as you can during your games, and you may come face to face with the mythical item in the future. You get an achievement for getting killed by it, so you may want to hope your enemies have better luck than you do.

Good luck attempting to find it, Fortnite players. There's a lot of random chance tied to this item, so keep trying to fish and spend time reeling in all the catches you can hook on your line.

CoD Mobile is a pretty straightforward experience for mobile players who are interested in jumping into the Call of Duty franchise. There's plenty of shooting, fighting, and the option for a battle royale if you get tired of Fortnite or PUBG when you're on your mobile phone. For those who are fans of the series, the concept of killstreaks is nothing unfamiliar to you. However, the developers typically detail out what you need to do to earn them. But there's a special one, a nuke killstreak. Players can get if they get enough kills during a single match.

How Many Kills for a Nuke Killstreak in CoD: Mobile

The first step to getting the opportunity to use this killstreak is getting to level 20. When players get to level 20, they receive a notification they now have the option to use the nuke killstreak during one of their matches. They do not need to equip it like they would with the other killstreak options they can have in the game. Every player has the opportunity to earn a nuke killstreak. Why give this much power to everyone? Because of how difficult the next portion of using the killstreak is going to be.

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When you're level 20, the next step to using the nuke killstreak is getting to 20 kills in a single match without dying. Whenever a player dies, the counter starts over, and you have to work your way back through the killing field to try and survive to see it through. When you reach 20 kills using a single life, a small icon pops up on your screen, giving you the option to fire it off. When you do, it's going to kill everyone on the enemy team, unless they're already dead when it hits. 

This killstreak is going to take out the enemy team. However, unlike the previous Call of Duty games, this is not going to end the match automatically. Instead, it's going to keep everything going, and you still need to complete the game. Since you were able to rack up a 20 plus killstreak, you and your allies are likely doing exceptionally well in the match. So things shouldn't be too difficult to wrap up. But the enemy team still has the chance to pull through and try to make a comeback, but this is unlikely.

When you see it in your game, you're going to want to rush for cover. There's not much you can do if the enemy team hits you with it, and if you or one of your allies send it off, you're going to keep fighting and continue winning.

CoD: Mobile is out right now, and you can check out the latest activities going on in the game.

PewDiePie’s channel gets banned in China. 

China banned the biggest name in YouTube gaming, Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg. First reported by Polygon and Deadline, PewDiePie’s channel and content disappeared following references to Hong Kong in a video. PewDiePie celebrated his channel’s 100 million subscriber milestone, making him the largest independent YouTuber in the world and the second-largest YouTube channel. Most of his viewers are in the United States, but fans exist all over the world, including China.

China and Hong Kong have been rising tensions in the gaming community since Blizzard banned Hearthstone champion Blitzchung. This action sparked protests from even the most loyal Blizzard fans. Memes of Mei supporting Hong Kong and renewed references to Winnie the Pooh saw an upsurge. PewDiePie, not often one for politics, posted a video that joined in on the Winnie the Pooh meme, comparing the leader of China’s appearance to the lovable, plump bear. PewDiePie also voiced his support for South Park and their criticism of China’s actions. 

Following the comments, China blocked all content related to the streamer, including YouTube content and Reddit. 

The ban didn’t surprise the YouTuber. PewDiePie is quoted in both Polygon and Deadline, stating that he knew to comment on Hong Kong would get him banned. A German DJ got banned in China after liking a South Park tweet, of course, saying on it directly would get him banned. 

Chinese fans have confirmed that his content is inaccessible under “normal means,” according to Polygon, but reuploads are on other websites. 

Destiny 2 is all about hitting the heavy grind, and that has not changed with the introduction of Shadowkeep. But the grind is considerably more fun, with a lot going on in the game. For the past week, Iron Banner has been going on and you still have time to finish up the Scour the Rust quest. During your time playing the game mode, you may have reached the peak amount of valor you can gain in the Crucible. Here's how you reset it to start over and gain a powerful item.

How to Reset Valor in Destiny 2

You're going to see the notification following the end of an Iron Banner, Crucible, or even a Gambit Prime match. Resetting your valor in any of these respective modes works the same, so keep this in mind for whatever player-vs-player mode you're going through at the time.

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When you receive the notification to reset your valor, you need to do so by going to orbit. However, you need to also not be in a group at the time. If you are, drop your fireteam and go into orbit. When you're in orbit and on your own, return to the main game mode screen you're on, for example, if you gain valor in Crucible, go here:

At this time, I have not reached enough valor to start over and go up a rank. But when you are, check the upper-right portion of this screen, and you'll see the option to reset your valor. Hold this button for a few seconds, and it should charge through the option. When you're finished going through it, you're going to receive a brand new and powerful item in your inventory. It should be better than anything else you're wearing at the time, so it's another great way to gain more light levels in Destiny 2.

Remember, this method works for Crucible and Gambit, and the process is the same. The biggest thing to remember is to drop your fireteam. You cannot reset your valor when you're playing with others, so let your team know you need to reset and you drop. It's a quick process, so you should be able to join back up with them before they jump into a new game, if they're nice to you.

That's all you need to know about resetting your valor in Destiny 2. Hopefully, you're enjoying the new game with Shadowkeep. 

Remote Play Together is a fantastic new feature that has just released on the Steam platform. The function allows you to play local co-op games over the internet with your friends. This is great news if you have been looking at games like Towerfall or Overcooked, but all your gamer friends live too far away to meet up and play. 

How To Use Remote Play Together

To use Remote Play Together, you will need to be in the Steam Client Beta. To join the Client Beta, follow the below steps:

• Start up the Steam client
• Go to Settings
• On the Account tab, go to Beta Participation, then select "Change"
• Select "Steam Beta Update", then click OK
• Restart Steam

Once that is done, just go to your Friends List and click on the friend or friends you wish to play with. Select "Remote Play Together", and they will just need to accept the invite. 

Only the host needs need to own the game and have it installed, the invited players will be connecting using Steam's Remote Play. Only the game will be streamed to the people that you invite, not your desktop or any important information. You can also choose to share, or limit access to, the keyboard and mouse with the people in the party.

At the moment, this function is in beta, so there may be some issues that you run into while using it. If you do have a problem, head over to the Steam Forums to leave feedback and bug reports. 

If you are wondering about supported games, and what exactly you can play using this new Remote Play Together feature, there is a comprehensive list available on Steam. 

Tetris 99 is a fun time if you're looking for a basic battle royale and a location to test your Tetris skills. It's also a fun way for Nintendo to get into the holiday spirit of Halloween. The development team is going to have a brand new theme for players to win over the weekend with Luigi's Mansion 3 event starting this weekend. The fun begins on Oct. 25 and goes until the 28.

At this time, we don't have an image of the theme, but it's likely going to modify the entire screen to look like the horror-filled mansion of the game. This event is the eighth Maximus cup Tetris 99 has had, which features a new theme and a new round of competitive Tetris action for players who are eager to test their skills against others online.

To take part in the event, players need to win over 100 event points throughout the weekend. How do you earn those event points? All players need to do is play an online game during the event, and they're going to rack up points based on their performance of their matches. The better they do, the more points they're going to earn to make it easier to get Luigi's Mansion 3 theme.

For those eager to take part in the event, you do need to have access to Nintendo's online subscription service. If you don't, you won't be able to jump into the game. 

Make sure you log into the game over the weekend to take part in the event. It likely won't take players too many games to get their hands on this theme, but it's going to be plenty of fun for any Nintendo fan excited about the release of Luigi's Mansion 3, which is going to come out for the Nintendo Switch at the end of the month of Oct. 31.

Call of Duty: Mobile’s Halloween event is live, with new missions, maps, and weapons. Much of the content is straight from Call of Duty: Black Ops, including the Sparrow. The Sparrow is a powerful compound bow that is as lethal as a sniper rifle, and worth the hoops you’ll have to jump through. 

The Sparrow is a compound bow with explosive arrows that, according to the Call of Duty Wiki, increase in force the longer the bow is drawn. It appeared in Call of Duty: Black Ops III and Online. Now it’s making a return for Call of Duty: Mobile. In Black Ops III, the Sparrow was always an instant kill, regardless of the draw strength. After killing an enemy the arrow would explode in a small, but lethal radius. 

Part of the Halloween event includes the Operator Skill: Sparrow event. Most of the tasks for the event include playing on the Halloween map, Standoff.

How to unlock the Sparrow:

GameZebo wrote a detailed guide on the topic. Unlocking the Sparrow isn’t complicated so much as time consuming. It follows a Destiny 2 approach where players must complete certain types of matches on specific maps or game modes in order to unlock part of the weapon. 

GameZebo states the steps to unlock the Sparrow are:

• Standoff: Kill ten enemies in Team Deathmatch

• Standoff: Kill 30 enemies in Team Deathmatch

• Standoff: Kill 50 enemies in Team Deathmatch

• Kill 100 enemies in multiplayer

• Use Operator Skills two times in multiplayer

• Use Operator Skills four times in multiplayer

• Kill six enemies in multiplayer with an Operator Skill

• Kill ten enemies in battle royale 

• Play three battle royale matches

• Log in five days total

Standoff is the new map imported from the Call of Duty: Black Ops games. It’s a little spookier than usual with some Halloween decorations like pumpkins all over the place, and set at night.

GameZebo adds that you will receive small rewards with every two tasks you complete. 

The event runs from October 21 to November 1, giving players plenty of time to complete each of the tasks. Most of them are simple and can be completed with only a little time out of your day. 

Every single Pokemon has a starting point. These are known as Base Stats, and from here even the tiniest, most weak of Nintendo's creatures can grow into a bad-ass. They're all based on the core series from Generation VI, from what I can tell during the research I've conducted for this guide, and the actual way that each Pokemon gets their unique numbers is enough to hurt anyone's brain.

If you want to go more into depth and see just how it's all figured out, then I can highly recommend this article. But trust me, you're going to need to understand the math I can't even begin to comprehend. If, on the other hand, you're quite happy to look at a list of all the Pokemon in-game and see what their stats are, then this is the guide for you.

Pokemon Go: Base Stats

• Abomasnow. HP: 207. ATT: 178. DEF: 158
• Abra. HP: 93. ATT: 195. DEF: 82.
• Absol. HP: 163. ATT: 246. DEF: 120.
• Accelgor. HP: 190. ATT: 220. DEF: 120.
• Aerodactyl. HP: 190. ATT: 221. DEF: 159.
• Aggron. HP: 172. ATT: 198. DEF: 257.
• Aipom. HP: 146. ATT: 136. DEF: 112.
• Alakazam. HP: 146. ATT: 271. DEF: 167.
• Alomomola. HP: 338. ATT: 138. DEF: 131.
• Altaria. HP: 181. ATT: 141. DEF: 201.
• Ambipom. HP: 181. ATT: 205. DEF: 143.
• Amoonguss. HP: 249. ATT: 155. DEF: 139.
• Ampharos. HP: 207. ATT: 211. DEF: 169.
• Anorith. HP: 128. ATT: 176. DEF: 100.
• Arbok. HP: 155. ATT: 167. DEF: 153.
• Arcanine. HP: 207. HP: 227. DEF: 166.
• Arceus. HP: 237. ATT: 238. DEF: 238.
• Archen. HP: 146. ATT: 213. DEF: 89.
• Archeops. HP: 181. ATT: 292. DEF: 139.
• Ariados. HP: 172. ATT: 161. DEF: 124.
• Armaldo. HP: 181. ATT: 222. DEF: 174.
• Aron. HP: 137. ATT: 121. DEF: 141.
• Articuno. HP: 207. ATT: 192. DEF: 236.
• Audino. HP: 230. ATT: 114. DEF: 163.
• Axew. HP: 130. ATT: 154. DEF: 101.
• Azelf. HP: 181. ATT: 270. DEF: 151.
• Azumarill. HP: 225. ATT: 112. DEF: 152.
• Azurill. HP: 137. ATT: 36. DEF: 71.
• Bagon. HP: 128. ATT: 134. DEF: 93.
• Baltoy. HP: 120. ATT: 77. DEF: 124.
• Banette. HP: 162. ATT: 218. DEF: 126.
• Barboach. HP: 137. ATT: 93. DEF: 82.
• Basculin. HP: 172. ATT: 189. DEF: 129.
• Bastiodon. HP: 155. ATT: 94. DEF: 286.
• Bayleef. HP: 155. ATT: 122. DEF: 155.
• Beartic. HP: 216. ATT: 233. DEF: 152.
• Beautifly. HP: 155. ATT: 189. DEF: 98.
• Beedrill. HP: 163. ATT: 169. DEF: 130.
• Beheeyem. HP: 181. ATT: 221. DEF: 163.
• Beldum. HP: 120. ATT: 96. DEF: 132.
• Bellossom. HP: 181. ATT: 169. DEF: 186.
• Bellsprout. HP: 137. ATT: 139. DEF: 61.
• Bibarel. HP: 188. ATT: 162. DEF: 119.
• Bidoof. HP: 153. ATT: 80. DEF: 70.
• Bisharp. HP: 163. ATT: 232. DEF: 176.
• Blastoise. HP: 188. ATT: 171. DEF: 207.
• Blaziken. HP: 190. ATT: 240. DEF: 141.
• Blissey. HP: 496. ATT: 129. DEF: 169.
• Blitzle. HP: 128. ATT: 118. DEF: 64.
• Boldore. HP: 172. ATT: 174. DEF: 143.
• Bonsly. HP: 137. ATT: 124. DEF: 133.
• Bouffalant. HP: 216. ATT: 195. DEF: 182.
• Braviary. HP: 225. ATT: 232. DEF: 152.
• Breloom. HP: 155. ATT: 241. DEF: 144.
• Bronzong. HP: 167. ATT: 161. DEF: 213.
• Bronzor. HP: 149. ATT: 43. DEF: 154.
• Budew. HP: 120. ATT: 91. DEF: 109.
• Buizel. HP: 146. ATT: 132. DEF: 67.
• Bulbasaur. HP: 128. ATT: 118. DEF: 111.
• Buneary. HP: 146. ATT: 130. DEF: 105.
• Burmy. HP: 120. ATT: 53. DEF: 83.
• Butterfree. HP: 155. ATT: 167. DEF: 137.
• Cacturne.  HP: 172.  ATT: 221. DEF: 115.
• Camerupt. HP: 172. ATT: 194. DEF:136   
• Carnivine. HP: 179. ATT: 187. DEF: 136. 
• Carracosta HP: 179 ATT: 192 DEF: 197   
• Carvanha HP: 128 ATT: 171 DEF: 39    
• Cascoon HP: 137 ATT: 60 DEF: 77  
• Castform HP: 172 ATT: 139 DEF: 139    
• Caterpie HP: 128 ATT: 55 DEF: 55   
• Celebi HP: 225 ATT: 210 DEF: 210  
• Chandelure HP: 155 ATT: 271 DEF: 182  hi
• Chansey HP:487 ATT:60 DEF: 128    
• Charizard HP: 186 ATT: 223 DEF: 173    
• Charmander HP: 118 ATT: 116 DEF: 93 
• Charmeleon HP: 151 ATT: 158 DEF: 126 
• Chatot HP: 183 ATT: 183 DEF: 91    
• Cherrim HP: 172 ATT:170 DEF:153 
• Cherubi HP: 128 ATT: 108 DEF: 92   
• Chikorita HP: 128 ATT: 92 DEF: 122 
• Chimchar HP: 127 ATT: 113 DEF: 86 
• Chimecho HP: 181 ATT: 175 DEF: 170   
• Chinchou HP: 181 ATT: 106  DEF: 97 
• Chingling HP: 128 ATT: 114 DEF: 94    
• Cinccino HP: 181 ATT: 198 DEF: 130   
• Clamperl HP: 111 ATT: 133 DEF: 135   
• Claydol HP: 155 ATT: 140 DEF: 229
• Clefairy HP: 172 ATT: 107 DEF: 108  
• Cleffa HP: 137 ATT: 75  DEF: 79    
• Cloyster HP: 137 ATT: 186 DEF: 256    
• Cobalion HP: 209 ATT: 192 DEF: 229 
• Cofagrigus HP: 151 ATT: 163  DEF: 237 
• Combee HP: 102 ATT: 59 DEF: 83    
• Combusken HP: 155 ATT: 163 DEF: 115
• Conkeldurr HP: 233 ATT: 243 DEF: 158 
• Corphish HP: 125 ATT: 141 DEF: 99
• Corsola HP: 146 ATT: 118 DEF: 156
• Cottonee HP: 120 ATT: 71 DEF: 111  
• Cradily HP: 200 ATT: 152 DEF: 194    
• Cranidos HP: 167 ATT: 218 DEF: 71  
• Crawdaunt HP: 160 ATT: 224 DEF: 142  
• Cresselia HP: 260 ATT: 152 DEF: 258    
• Croagunk HP: 134 ATT: 116 DEF: 76 
• Crobat HP: 198 ATT: 194 DEF: 178    
• Croconaw HP: 163 ATT: 150 DEF: 142    
• Crustle HP: 172 ATT: 188 DEF: 200  
• Cryogonal HP: 190 ATT: 190 DEF: 218    
• Cubchoo HP: 146 ATT: 128 DEF: 74    
• Cubone HP: 137  ATT: 90 DEF: 144   
• Cyndaquil HP: 118 ATT: 116 DEF: 93   
• Darkrai HP: 172  ATT: 285 DEF: 198  
• Darmanitan HP: 233 ATT: 243 DEF: 202    678    
• Darumaka HP; 172 ATT: 153 DEF: 86    
• Deerling HP: 155 ATT: 115 DEF: 100  
• Deino HP: 141 ATT: 116 DEF: 93  
• Delcatty HP: 172 ATT: 132 DEF: 127    
• Delibird HP: 128 ATT: 128 DEF: 90    
• Deoxys HP: 137 ATT: 230 DEF: 218    
• Dewgong HP: 207 ATT: 139 DEF: 177    
• Dewott HP: 181 ATT: 159 DEF: 116
• Dialga HP: 205 ATT: 275 DEF: 211    
• Diglett HP: 67 ATT: 108 DEF: 81    
• Ditto HP: 134 ATT: 91 DEF: 91  
• Dodrio HP: 155 ATT: 218 DEF: 140    
• Doduo HP: 111 ATT: 158  DEF: 83  
• Donphan HP: 207 ATT: 214 DEF: 185
• Dragonair HP: 156 ATT: 163 DEF: 135  
• Dragonite HP: 209 ATT: 263 DEF: 198    
• Drapion HP: 172 ATT: 180 DEF: 202 
• Dratini HP: 121 ATT: 119 DEF: 91    
• Drifblim HP: 312 ATT: 180 DEF: 102
• Drifloon HP: 207 ATT: 117 DEF: 80    
• Drilbur HP: 155 ATT: 154 DEF: 85    
• Drowzee HP: 155 ATT: 89 DEF: 136    
• Druddigon HP: 184 ATT: 213 DEF: 170 
• Ducklett HP: 158 ATT: 84 DEF: 96    
• Dugtrio HP: 111 ATT: 201 DEF: 142  
• Dunsparce HP: 225 ATT: 131 DEF: 128    
• Duosion HP: 163 ATT: 208 DEF: 103    
• Durant HP: 151 ATT: 217 DEF: 188    
• Dusclops HP: 120 ATT: 124 DEF: 234    
• Dusknoir HP: 128 ATT: 180 DEF: 254  
• Duskull HP: 85 ATT: 70 DEF: 162
• Dustox HP: 155  ATT: 98 DEF: 162    
• Dwebble HP: 137 ATT: 118 DEF: 128
• Eelektrik HP: 163 ATT: 156 DEF: 130    
• Eelektross HP: 198 ATT: 217 DEF: 152    
• Eevee HP: 146 ATT: 104 DEF: 114    
• Ekans HP: 111 ATT: 110 DEF: 97    
• Electabuzz HP: 163 ATT: 198 DEF: 158    
• Electivire HP: 181 ATT: 249 DEF: 163    
• Electrike HP: 120 ATT: 123 DEF: 78    
• Electrode HP: 155 ATT: 173 DEF: 173    
• Elekid HP: 128 ATT: 135 DEF: 101    
• Elgyem HP: 146 ATT: 148 DEF: 100    
• Emboar HP: 242 ATT: 235 DEF: 127
• Emolga HP: 146 ATT: 158 DEF: 127    
• Empoleon HP: 197 ATT: 210 DEF: 186  
• Entei HP: 251 ATT: 235 DEF: 171    
• Escavalier HP: 172 ATT: 223 DEF: 187  
• Espeon HP: 163 ATT: 261 DEF: 175    
• Excadrill HP: 242 ATT: 255 DEF: 129  
• Exeggcute HP: 155 ATT: 107 DEF: 125    
• Exeggutor HP: 216 ATT: 230 DEF: 153  
• Exploud HP: 232 ATT: 179 DEF: 137
• Farfetchd HP: 141 ATT: 112 DEF: 115  
• Fearow HP: 163 ATT: 182 DEF: 133  
• Feebas HP: 85 ATT: 29 DEF: 85    
• Feraligatr HP: 198 ATT: 205 DEF: 188    
• Ferroseed HP: 127 ATT: 82 DEF: 155    
• Ferrothorn HP: 179 ATT: 158 DEF: 223  
• Finneon HP: 135 ATT: 96 DEF: 116    
• Flaaffy HP: 172 ATT: 145 DEF: 109    
• Flareon HP: 163 ATT: 246 DEF: 179    
• Floatzel HP: 198 ATT: 221 DEF: 114    
• Flygon HP: 190 ATT: 205 DEF: 168    
• Foongus HP: 170 ATT: 97 DEF: 91    
• Forretress HP: 181 ATT: 161 DEF: 205  
• Fraxure HP :165 ATT: 212 DEF: 123  
• Frillish HP: 146 ATT: 115 DEF: 134    
• Froslass HP: 172 ATT: 171 DEF: 150    
• Furret HP: 198 ATT: 148 DEF: 125    
• Gabite HP: 169 ATT: 172 DEF: 125 
• Gallade HP: 169 ATT: 237 DEF: 195    
• Galvantula HP: 172 ATT: 201 DEF: 128    
• Garbodor HP: 190 ATT: 181 DEF: 164    
• Garchomp HP: 239 ATT: 261 DEF: 193
• Gardevoir HP: 169 ATT: 237 DEF: 195    
• Gastly HP: 102 ATT: 186 DEF: 67    
• Gastrodon HP: 244 ATT: 169 DEF: 143    
• Gengar HP: 155 ATT: 261 DEF: 149    
• Geodude HP: 120 ATT: 132 DEF: 132
• Gible HP: 151 ATT: 124 DEF: 84  
• Gigalith HP: 198 ATT: 226 DEF: 201  
• Girafarig HP: 172  ATT: 182 DEF: 133    
• Giratina HP: 284 ATT: 225 DEF: 187  
• Glaceon HP: 163 ATT: 238 DEF: 205  
• Glalie HP: 190 ATT: 162 DEF: 162    
• Glameow HP: 135 ATT: 109 DEF: 82
• Gligar HP: 163 ATT: 143 DEF: 184    
• Gliscor HP: 181 ATT: 185 DEF: 222    
• Gloom HP: 155 ATT: 153 DEF: 136    
• Golbat HP :181 ATT: 161 DEF: 150
• Goldeen HP: 128 ATT: 123 DEF: 110    
• Golduck HP: 190 ATT: 191 DEF: 162    
• Golem HP: 190  ATT: 211 DEF: 198
• Golett HP: 153 ATT: 127 DEF: 92    
• Golurk HP: 205 ATT: 222 DEF: 154
• Gorebyss HP: 146 ATT: 211 DEF: 179    
• Gothita HP: 128 ATT: 98 DEF: 112    
• Gothitelle HP: 172 ATT: 176 DEF: 205    
• Gothorita HP: 155 ATT: 137 DEF: 153    
• Granbull HP: 207 ATT: 212 DEF: 131    
• Graveler HP: 146 ATT: 164 DEF: 164  
• Grimer HP: 190 ATT: 135 DEF: 90    
• Grotle HP: 181 ATT: 157 DEF: 143    
• Groudon HP: 205 ATT: 270 DEF: 228  
• Grovyle HP: 137 ATT: 172 DEF: 120    
• Growlithe HP: 146 ATT: 136 DEF: 93    
• Grumpig HP: 190 ATT: 171 DEF: 188    
• Gulpin HP: 172 ATT: 80 DEF: 99    
• Gurdurr HP: 198 ATT: 180 DEF: 134  
• Hitmonlee HP: 137 ATT: 224 DEF: 181    
• Hitmontop HP: 137 ATT: 173 DEF: 207    
• Ho-Oh HP :214 ATT: 239 DEF: 244  
• Honchkrow HP: 225 ATT: 243 DEF: 103    
• Hoothoot HP: 155 ATT: 67 DEF: 88    
• Hoppip HP: 111 ATT: 67 DEF: 94    
• Horsea HP: 102 ATT: 129 DEF: 103    
• Houndoom HP: 181 ATT: 224 DEF: 144    
• Houndour HP: 128 ATT: 152 DEF: 83    
• Huntail HP: 146 ATT: 197 DEF: 179  
• Hydreigon HP: 211 ATT: 256 DEF: 188    
• Hypno HP: 198 ATT: 144 DEF: 193
• Igglybuff HP: 207 ATT: 69 DEF: 32    
• Illumise HP: 163 ATT: 143 DEF: 166
• Infernape HP: 183 ATT: 222 DEF: 151  
• Ivysaur HP: 155 ATT: 151 DEF: 143
• Jellicent HP: 225 ATT: 159 DEF: 178    
• Jigglypuff  HP: 251 ATT: 80 DEF: 41    
• Jirachi HP: 225 ATT: 210 DEF: 210    
• Jolteon HP: 163 ATT: 232 DEF: 182    
• Joltik HP: 137 ATT: 110 DEF: 98    
• Jumpluff HP: 181 ATT: 118 DEF: 183    
• Jynx HP: 163 ATT: 223 DEF: 151
• Kabuto HP: 102 ATT: 148 DEF: 140    
• Kabutops HP: 155 ATT: 220 DEF: 186    
• Kadabra HP: 120 ATT: 232 DEF: 117    
• Kakuna HP: 128 ATT: 46 DEF: 75  
• Kangaskhan HP: 233 ATT: 181 DEF: 165    
• Karrablast HP: 137 ATT: 137 DEF: 87    
• Kecleon HP: 155 ATT: 161 DEF: 189    
• Keldeo HP: 209 ATT: 260 DEF: 192    
• Kingdra HP: 181 ATT: 194 DEF: 194    
• Kingler HP: 146 ATT: 240 DEF: 181    
• Kirlia HP: 116 ATT: 117 DEF: 90    
• Klang HP: 155 ATT: 150 DEF: 174  
• Klink HP: 120 ATT: 98 DEF: 121    
• Klinklang HP: 155 ATT: 199 DEF: 214    
• Koffing HP: 120 ATT: 119 DEF: 141    
• Krabby HP: 102 ATT: 181 DEF: 124    
• Kricketot HP: 114 ATT: 45 DEF: 74    
• Kricketune HP: 184 ATT: 160 DEF: 100    
• Krokorok HP: 155 ATT: 155 DEF: 90    
• Krookodile HP: 216 ATT: 229 DEF: 158    
• Kyogre HP: 205 ATT: 270 DEF: 228  
• Kyurem HP: 245 ATT: 246 DEF: 170    
• Lairon HP: 155 ATT: 158 DEF: 198    
• Lampent HP: 155 ATT: 169 DEF: 115  
• Landorus HP: 205 ATT: 289 DEF: 179    
• Lanturn HP: 268 ATT: 146 DEF: 137    
• Lapras HP: 277 ATT: 165 DEF: 174  
• Larvesta HP: 146 ATT: 156 DEF: 107    
• Larvitar HP: 137 ATT: 115 DEF: 93  
• Latias HP: 190 ATT: 228 DEF: 246  
• Latios HP: 190 ATT: 268 DEF: 212    
• Leafeon HP: 163 ATT: 216 DEF: 219    
• Leavanny HP: 181 ATT: 205 DEF: 165    
• Ledian HP: 146 ATT: 107 DEF: 179    
• Ledyba HP: 120 ATT: 72 DEF: 118    
• Lickilicky HP: 242 ATT: 161 DEF: 181    
• Lickitung HP: 207 ATT: 108 DEF: 137    
• Liepard HP: 162 ATT: 187 DEF: 106    
• Lileep HP: 165 ATT: 105 DEF: 150 
• Lilligant HP: 172 ATT: 214 DEF: 155    
• Lillipup HP: 128 ATT: 107 DEF: 86 
• Linoone HP: 186 ATT: 142 DEF: 128    
• Litwick HP: 137 ATT: 108 DEF: 98    
• Lombre HP: 155 ATT: 112 DEF: 119    
• Lopunny HP: 163 ATT: 156 DEF: 194  
• Lotad HP: 120 ATT: 71 DEF: 77    
• Loudred HP: 197 ATT: 134 DEF: 81    
• Lucario HP: 172 ATT: 236 DEF: 144  
• Ludicolo HP: 190 ATT: 173 DEF: 176  
• Lugia HP: 235 ATT: 193 DEF: 312
• Lumineon HP: 170 ATT: 142  DEF: 170    
• Lunatone HP: 207 ATT: 178 DEF: 153    
• Luvdisc HP: 125 ATT: 81 DEF: 128    
• Luxio HP: 155 ATT: 159 DEF: 95  
• Luxray HP: 190 ATT: 232 DEF: 156
• ATT: Machamp HP: 207 ATT: 234 DEF: 159    
• Machoke HP: 190 ATT: 177 DEF: 125    
• Machop HP: 172 ATT: 137 DEF: 82    
• Magby HP: 128 ATT: 151 DEF: 99    
• Magcargo HP: 137 ATT: 139 DEF: 191  
• Magikarp HP: 85 ATT: 29 DEF: 85    
• Magmar HP: 163 ATT: 206 DEF: 154    
• Magmortar HP: 181 ATT: 247 DEF: 172    
• Magnemite HP: 93 ATT: 165 DEF: 121    
• Magneton HP: 137 ATT: 223 DEF: 169    
• Magnezone HP: 172 ATT: 238 DEF: 205    
• Makuhita HP: 176  ATT: 99 DEF: 54    
• Mamoswine HP: 242 ATT: 247 DEF: 146  
• Manaphy HP: 225 ATT: 210 DEF: 210    
• Mandibuzz HP: 242 ATT: 129 DEF: 205  
• Manectric HP: 172 ATT: 215 DEF: 127 
• Mankey HP: 120 ATT: 148 DEF: 82    
• Mantine HP: 163 ATT 148 DEF: 226    
• Mantyke HP: 128 ATT: 105 DEF: 179  
• Maractus HP: 181 ATT: 201 DEF: 130    
• Mareep HP: 146 ATT: 114 DEF: 79    
• Marill HP: 172 ATT: 37 DEF: 93    
• Marowak HP: 155 ATT: 144 DEF: 186    
• Marshtomp HP: 172 ATT: 156 DEF: 133    
• Masquerain HP: 172 ATT: 192 DEF: 150    
• Mawile HP: 137 ATT: 155 DEF: 141    
• Medicham HP: 155 ATT: 121 DEF: 152    
• Meditite HP: 102 ATT: 78  DEF: 107    
• Meganium HP: 190 ATT: 168 DEF: 202    
• Melmetal HP: 264 ATT: 226 DEF: 190  
• Meloetta HP: 225 ATT: 269 DEF: 188    
• Meltan HP: 130 ATT: 118 DEF: 99    
• Meowth HP: 120 ATT: 99 DEF: 78    
• Mesprit HP: 190 ATT: 212 DEF: 212    
• Metagross HP: 190 ATT: 257    DEF: 228    
• Metang HP: 155 ATT: 138 DEF: 176    
• Metapod HP: 137 ATT: 45 DEF: 80
• Mew HP: 225 ATT: 210 DEF: 210    
• Mewtwo HP: 214 ATT: 300 DEF: 182    
• Mienfoo HP: 128 ATT: 160 DEF: 98    
• Mienshao HP: 163 ATT: 258 DEF: 127 
• Mightyena HP: 172 ATT: 171 DEF: 132    
• Milotic HP: 216 ATT: 192 DEF: 219  
• Miltank HP: 216 ATT: 157 DEF: 193  
• Mime Jr. HP: 85 ATT: 125 DEF: 142    
• Minccino HP: 146 ATT: 98 DEF: 80    
• Minun HP: 155 ATT: 147 DEF: 150    
• Misdreavus HP: 155 ATT: 167 DEF: 154  
• Mismagius HP: 155 ATT: 211 DEF: 187    
• Moltres HP: 207 ATT: 251 DEF: 181    
• Monferno HP: 162 ATT: 158 DEF; 105    425  
• Mothim HP: 172 ATT: 185 DEF: 98  
• Mr. Mime HP: 120 ATT: 192 DEF: 205    
• Mudkip HP: 137 ATT: 126 DEF: 93    356    118.67
• Muk HP: 233 ATT: 190 DEF: 172    
• Munchlax HP: 286 HP: 137 DEF: 117    
• Munna HP: 183 ATT: 111 DEF: 92  
• Murkrow HP: 155 ATT: 175 DEF: 87 
• Musharna HP: 253 ATT: 183 DEF: 166
• Natu HP: 120 ATT: 134 DEF: 89    
• Nidoking HP: 191 ATT: 204 DEF: 156  
• Nidoqueen HP: 207 ATT: 180 DEF: 173
• Nidoran HP: 146 ATT: 86 DEF: 89    
• Nidorina HP: 172 ATT: 117 DEF: 120    
• Nidorino HP: 156 ATT: 137 DEF: 111    
• Nincada HP: 104 ATT: 80 DEF: 126  
• Ninetales HP: 177 ATT: 170 DEF: 193  
• Ninjask HP: 156 ATT: 199 DEF: 112  
• Noctowl HP: 225 ATT: 145 DEF: 156    
• Nosepass HP: 102 ATT: 82 DEF: 215    
• Numel HP: 155 ATT: 119 DEF: 79  
• Nuzleaf HP: 172 ATT: 134 DEF: 78
• Octillery HP: 181 ATT: 197 DEF: 141  
• Oddish HP: 128 ATT: 131 DEF: 112    
• Omanyte HP: 111 ATT: 155 DEF: 153  
• Omastar HP: 172 ATT: 207 DEF: 201    
• Onix HP: 111 ATT: 85    DEF: 232  
• Oshawott HP: 146 ATT: 117 DEF: 85
• Pachirisu HP: 155 ATT: 94 DEF: 172  
• Palkia HP: 189 ATT: 280 DEF: 215  
• Palpitoad HP: 181 ATT: 128 DEF: 109    
• Panpour HP: 137 ATT: 104 DEF: 94  
• Pansage HP: 137 ATT: 104 DEF: 94    
• Pansear HP: 137 ATT: 104 HP: 94
• Paras HP: 111 ATT: 121 DEF: 99    
• Parasect HP: 155 ATT: 165 DEF: 146   
• Patrat HP: 128 HP: 98 HP: 73 
• Pawniard HP: 128 ATT: 154 DEF: 114    
• Pelipper HP: 155 ATT: 175 DEF: 174    
• Persian HP: 163 ATT: 158 DEF: 136   
• Petilil HP: 128 ATT: 119 DEF: 91    
• Phanpy HP: 207 ATT: 107 DEF: 98    
• Phione HP: 190 ATT: 162 DEF: 162    
• Pichu HP: 85 ATT: 77 DEF: 53  
• Pidgeot HP: 195 ATT: 166 DEF: 154 
• Pidgeotto HP: 160 ATT: 117 DEF: 105
• Pidgeot: HP: 120 ATT: 85 DEF: 73    
• Pidove HP: 137 ATT: 98  DEF: 80  
• Pignite HP: 207 ATT: 173 DEF: 106    
• Pikachu HP: 111 ATT: 112 DEF: 96  
• Piloswine HP: 225 ATT: 181 DEF: 138  
• Pineco HP: 137 ATT: 108 DEF: 122    
• Pinsir HP: 163 ATT: 238 DEF: 182    
• Piplup HP: 142 ATT: 112 DEF: 102  
• Plusle HP: 155 ATT: 167 DEF: 129  
• Politoed HP: 207 ATT: 174 DEF: 179    
• Poliwag HP: 120 ATT: 101 DEF: 82
• Poliwhirl HP: 163 ATT: 130 DEF: 123    
• Poliwrath HP: 207 ATT: 182 DEF: 184
• Ponyta HP: 137 ATT: 170 DEF: 127  
• Poochyena HP: 111 ATT: 96 DEF: 61
• Porygon HP: 163 ATT: 153 DEF: 136    
• Porygon-Z HP: 198 ATT: 264 DEF; 150    
• Porygon2 HP: 198 ATT: 198 DEF; 180    
• Primeape HP: 163 ATT: 207 DEF: 138 
• Prinplup HP: 162 ATT: 150 DEF: 139  
• Probopass HP: 155 ATT: 135 DEF: 275
• Psyduck HP: 137 ATT: 122 DEF: 95  
• Pupitar HP: 172 ATT: 155 DEF: 133       
• Purrloin HP: 121 ATT: 98 DEF: 73    
• Purugly HP: 174 ATT: 172 DEF: 133  
• Quagsire HP: 216 ATT: 152 DEF: 143    
• Quilava HP: 151 ATT: 158 DEF: 126    
• Qwilfish HP: 163 ATT: 184 DEF: 138
• Raichu HP: 155 ATT: 193 DEF: 151    
• Raikou HP: 207 ATT: 241 DEF: 195
• Ralts HP: 99 ATT: 79 DEF: 59  
• Rampardos HP: 219 ATT: 295 DEF: 109    
• Rapidash HP: 163 ATT: 207 DEF: 162    
• Raticate HP: 181 ATT: 135 DEF: 154  
• Rattata HP: 102 ATT: 103 DEF: 70  
• Rayquaza HP: 213 ATT: 284 DEF: 170
• Regice HP: 190 ATT: 179 DEF: 309    
• Regigigas HP: 221 ATT: 287 DEF: 210    718  
• Regirock HP: 190 ATT: 179 DEF: 309  
• Registeel HP: 190 ATT: 143 DEF: 285  
• Relicanth HP: 225 ATT: 162 DEF: 203    
• Remoraid HP: 111 ATT: 127 DEF: 69    
• Reshiram HP: 205 ATT: 275 DEF: 211  
• Reuniclus HP: 242 ATT: 214 DEF: 148    
• Rhydon HP: 233 ATT: 222 DEF: 171    
• Rhyhorn HP: 190 ATT: 140 DEF: 127    
• Rhyperior HP: 251 ATT: 241 DEF: 190    
• Riolu HP: 120 ATT: 127 DEF: 78    
• Roggenrola HP: 146 ATT: 121 DEF: 110    
• Roselia HP: 137 ATT: 186 DEF: 131    
• Roserade HP: 155 ATT: 243 DEF: 185    
• Rotom HP: 137 ATT: 204 DEF: 219
• Rufflet HP: 172 ATT: 150 DEF: 97
• Sableye HP: 137 ATT: 141 DEF: 136    
• Salamence HP: 216 ATT: 277 DEF: 168  
• Samurott HP: 216 ATT: 212 DEF: 157  
• Sandile HP: 137 ATT: 132 DEF: 69    
• Sandshrew HP: 137 ATT: 125 DEF: 129    
• Sandslash HP: 181 ATT: 177 DEF: 195
• Sawk HP: 181 ATT: 231 DEF: 153    
• Sawsbuck HP: 190 ATT: 198 DEF; 146    
• Sceptile HP: 172 ATT: 223 DEF: 169    
• Scizor HP: 172 ATT: 236 DEF: 181    
• Scolipede HP: 155 ATT: 203 DEF: 175  
• Scrafty HP: 163 ATT: 163 DEF: 222  
• Scraggy HP: 137 ATT: 132 DEF: 132    
• Scyther HP: 172 ATT: 218 DEF: 170    
• Seadra HP: 146 ATT: 187 DEF: 156
• Seaking HP: 190 ATT: 175 DEF: 147    
• Sealeo HP: 207 ATT: 137 DEF: 132    
• Seedot HP: 120 ATT: 71 DEF: 77    
• Seel HP: 163 ATT: 85 DEF: 121    
• Seismitoad HP: 233 ATT: 188 DEF: 150    
• Sentret HP: 111 ATT: 79 DEF: 73    
• Serperior HP: 181 ATT: 161 DEF: 204    
• Servine HP: 155 ATT: 122 DEF: 152    
• Seviper HP: 177 ATT: 196 DEF: 118  
• Sewaddle HP: 128 ATT: 96 DEF: 124    
• Sharpedo HP: 172 ATT: 243 DEF: 83    
• Shaymin HP: 225 ATT: 261 DEF: 166    
• Shedinja HP: 1 ATT: 153 DEF: 73  
• Shelgon HP: 163 ATT: 172 DEF: 155    
• Shellder HP: 102 ATT: 116 DEF: 134  
• Shellos HP: 183 ATT: 103 DEF: 105  
• Shelmet HP: 137 ATT: 72 DEF: 140    
• Shieldon HP: 102 ATT: 76 DEF: 195    
• Shiftry HP: 207 ATT: 200 DEF: 121  
• Shinx HP: 128 ATT: 117 DEF: 64    
• Shroomish HP: 155 ATT: 74 DEF: 110    339    
• Shuckle HP: 85 ATT: 17 DEF: 396  
• Shuppet HP: 127 ATT: 138 DEF: 65 
• Sigilyph HP: 176 ATT: 204 DEF: 167    
• Silcoon HP: 137 ATT: 60 DEF: 77    
• Simipour HP: 181 ATT: 206 DEF: 133  
• Simisage HP: 181 ATT: 206 DEF:133    
• Simisear HP: 181 ATT: 206 DEF: 133    
• Skarmory HP: 163 ATT: 148 DEF: 226    
• Skiploom HP: 146 ATT: 91 DEF: 120  
• Skitty HP: 137 ATT: 84 DEF: 79    
• Skorupi HP: 120 ATT: 93 DEF: 151    
• Skuntank HP: 230 ATT: 184 DEF: 132    
• Slaking HP: 284 ATT: 290 DEF: 166    
• Slakoth HP: 155 ATT: 104 DEF: 92  
• Slowbro HP: 216 ATT: 177 DEF: 180    
• Slowking HP: 216 ATT: 177 DEF: 180    
• Slowpoke HP: 207 ATT: 109 DEF: 98    
• Slugma HP: 120 ATT: 118 DEF: 71    
• Smeargle HP: 146 ATT: 40 DEF: 83    
• Smoochum HP: 128 ATT: 153 DEF: 91    
• Sneasel HP: 146 ATT: 189 DEF: 146    
• Snivy HP: 128 ATT: 88 DEF: 107    
• Snorlax HP: 330 ATT: 190 DEF: 169  
• Snorunt HP: 137 ATT: 95 DEF: 95    
• Snover HP: 155 ATT: 115 DEF: 105    
• Snubbull HP: 155 ATT: 137 DEF: 85    
• Solosis HP: 128 ATT: 170 DEF: 83    
• Solrock HP: 207 ATT: 178 DEF: 153    
• Spearow HP: 120 ATT: 112 DEF: 60    
• Spheal HP: 172 ATT: 95 DEF: 90    
• Spinarak HP: 120 ATT: 105 DEF: 73    
• Spinda HP: 155 ATT: 116 DEF: 116    
• Spiritomb HP: 137 ATT: 169 DEF: 199    
• Spoink HP: 155 ATT: 125 DEF: 122    
• Squirtle HP: 127 ATT: 94 DEF: 121    
• Stantler HP: 177 ATT: 192 DEF: 131    
• Staraptor HP: 198 ATT: 234 DEF: 140    
• Staravia HP: 146 ATT: 142 DEF: 94    
• Starly HP: 120 ATT: 101 DEF: 58    
• Starmie HP: 155 ATT: 210 DEF: 184   
• Staryu HP :102 ATT: 137 DEF: 112    
• Steelix HP: 181 ATT: 148 DEF: 272    
• Stoutland HP: 198 ATT: 206 DEF: 182    
• Stunfisk HP: 240 ATT: 144 DEF: 171    
• Stunky HP: 160 ATT: 121 DEF: 90    
• Sudowoodo HP: 172 ATT: 167 DEF: 176    
• Suicune HP: 225 ATT: 180 DEF: 235    
• Sunflora HP: 181 ATT: 185 DEF: 135  
• Sunkern HP: 102 ATT: 55 DEF: 55    
• Surskit HP: 120 ATT: 93 DEF: 87    
• Swablu HP: 128 ATT: 76 DEF: 132    
• Swadloon HP: 146 ATT: 115 DEF: 162    
• Swalot HP: 225 ATT: 140 DEF: 159    
• Swampert HP: 225 ATT: 208 DEF: 175    
• Swanna HP: 181 ATT: 182 DEF: 132    
• Swellow HP: 155 ATT: 185 DEF: 124    
• Swinub HP: 137 ATT: 90 DEF: 69    
• Swoobat HP: 167 ATT: 161 DEF:
• Taillow HP: 120 ATT: 106 DEF: 61    
• Tangela HP: 163 ATT: 183 DEF: 169    
• Tangrowth HP: 225 ATT: 207 DEF: 184  
• Tauros HP: 181 ATT: 198 DEF: 183    
• Teddiursa HP: 155 ATT: 142 DEF: 93  
• Tentacool HP: 120 ATT: 97 DEF: 149    
• Tentacruel HP: 190 ATT: 166 DEF: 209 
• Tepig HP: 163 ATT: 115 DEF: 85    
• Terrakion HP: 209 ATT: 260 DEF: 192    
• Throh HP: 260 ATT: 172 DEF: 160    
• Thundurus HP: 188 ATT: 295 DEF: 161    
• Timburr HP: 181 ATT: 134 DEF: 87    
• Tirtouga HP: 144 ATT: 134 DEF: 146  
• Togekiss HP: 198 ATT: 225 DEF: 217    
• Togepi HP: 111 ATT: 67 DEF: 116    
• Togetic HP: 146 ATT: 139 DEF: 181    
• Torchic HP: 128 ATT: 130 DEF: 87    
• Torkoal HP: 172 ATT: 151 DEF: 203    
• Tornadus HP: 188 ATT: 238 DEF: 189    
• Torterra HP: 216 ATT: 202 DEF: 188    
• Totodile HP: 137 ATT: 117 DEF: 109    
• Toxicroak HP: 195 ATT: 211 DEF: 133    
• Tranquill HP: 158 ATT: 144 DEF: 107    
• Trapinch HP: 128 ATT: 162 DEF: 78    
• Treecko HP: 120 ATT: 124 DEF: 94    
• Tropius HP: 223 ATT: 136 DEF: 163  
• Trubbish HP: 137 ATT: 96 DEF: 122    
• Turtwig HP: 146 ATT: 119 DEF: 110    
• Tympole HP: 137 ATT: 98 DEF: 78    
• Tynamo HP: 111 ATT: 105 DEF: 78    
• Typhlosion HP: 186 ATT: 223 DEF: 173    
• Tyranitar HP: 225 ATT: 251 DEF: 207    
• Tyrogue HP: 111 ATT: 64 DEF: 64
• Umbreon HP: 216 ATT: 126 DEF: 240    
• Unfezant HP: 190 ATT: 226 DEF: 146  
• Unown HP: 134 ATT: 136 DEF: 91    
• Ursaring HP: 207 ATT: 236 DEF: 144    
• Uxie HP: 181 ATT: 156 DEF: 270
• Vanillish HP: 139 ATT: 151 DEF: 138    
• Vanillite HP: 113 ATT: 118 DEF: 106    
• Vanilluxe HP: 174 ATT: 218 HP: 184    
• Vaporeon HP: 277 ATT: 205 DEF: 161  
• Venipede HP: 102 ATT: 83 DEF: 99    
• Venomoth HP: 172 ATT: 179 DEF: 143 
• Venonat HP: 155 ATT: 100 DEF: 100    
• Venusaur HP: 190 ATT: 198 DEF: 189    
• Vespiquen HP: 172 ATT: 149 DEF: 190    
• Vibrava HP: 137 ATT: 134 DEF: 99    
• Victini HP: 225 ATT: 210 DEF: 210  
• Victreebel HP: 190 ATT: 207 DEF: 135    
• Vigoroth HP: 190 ATT: 159 DEF: 145    
• Vileplume HP: 181 ATT: 202 DEF: 167
• Virizion HP: 209 ATT: 192 DEF: 229    
• Volbeat HP: 163 ATT: 143 DEF: 166    
• Volcarona HP: 198 ATT: 264 DEF: 189    
• Voltorb HP: 120 ATT: 109 DEF: 111    
• Vullaby HP: 172 ATT: 105 DEF: 139    
• Vulpix HP: 116 ATT: 96 DEF: 109    
• Wailmer HP: 277 ATT: 136 DEF: 68  
• Wailord HP: 347 ATT: 175 DEF: 87    
• Walrein HP: 242 ATT: 182 DEF: 176  
• Wartortle HP: 153 ATT: 126 DEF: 155    
• Watchog HP: 155 ATT: 165 DEF: 139    
• Weavile HP: 172 ATT: 243 DEF: 171    
• Weedle HP: 120 ATT: 63 DEF: 50    
• Weepinbell HP: 163 ATT: 172 DEF: 92    
• Weezing HP: 163 ATT: 174 DEF: 197  
• Whimsicott HP: 155 ATT: 164 DEF: 176    
• Whirlipede HP: 120 ATT: 100 DEF: 173 
• Whiscash HP: 242 ATT: 151 DEF: 141    
• Whismur HP: 162 ATT: 92 DEF: 42    
• Wigglytuff HP: 295 ATT: 156 DEF: 90    
• Wingull HP: 120 ATT: 106 DEF: 61    
• Wobbuffet HP: 382 ATT: 60 DEF: 106    
• Woobat HP: 163 ATT: 107 DEF: 85    
• Wooper HP: 146 ATT: 75 DEF: 66    
• Wormadam HP: 155 ATT: 127 DEF: 175    
• Wurmple HP: 128 ATT: 75 DEF: 59  
• Wynaut HP: 216 ATT: 41 DEF: 86    
• Xatu HP: 163 ATT: 192 DEF: 146    
• Yamask HP: 116 ATT: 95 DEF: 141    
• Yanma HP: 163 ATT: 154 DEF: 94    
• Yanmega HP: 200 ATT: 231 DEF: 156    
• Zangoose HP: 177 ATT: 222 DEF: 124  
• Zapdos HP: 207 ATT: 253 DEF: 185    
• Zebstrika HP: 181 ATT: 211 DEF: 136    
• Zekrom HP: 205 ATT: 275 DEF: 211    
• Zigzagoon HP: 116 ATT: 58 DEF: 80    
• Zoroark HP: 155 ATT: 250 DEF: 127  
• Zorua HP: 120 ATT: 153 DEF: 78  
• Zubat HP: 120 ATT: 83 DEF: 73    
• Zweilous HP: 176 ATT: 159 DEF: 135

What kind of character do you want to play in The Outer Worlds? A lot of choices you're going to make in the game determine your playstyle. You're not limited to talking to other characters, but to the perks, skills, and attributes your character is going to define how you play them. Perks are passive buffs that are going to change the different qualities of your character while you play. Here are all of the perks available in the game and what they do.

The Outer Worlds Perks Guide

The perks come in different tiers. These different tiers determine the quality of the perk of what you're going to use in the game. Of three tiers available, the first series is going to help you out in the beginning, and you can easily access them when you're playing. The third tier, on the other hand, requires you to unlock at least ten lower-tiered perks before picking any of those.

Related: The Outer Worlds Global Release Schedule

Here are the variety of different perks you can choose from in the game:

Tier One Perks

• All for One: When your character's companions kill someone, they get 50 percent more experience points
• A Few Bits More: All vendors have 100 percent more ammo and consumables stocked for you to purchase
• Cheetah: Your character's sprint speed goes up by 20 percent
• High Maintenance: Your character's weapon and armor durability loss goes down by 20 percent
• Lone Wolf: When you're the only in a party and you have no companions, you do 25 percent more damage
• Quick and the Dead: Your tactical time dilation gets an increased recharge of 50 percent
• Resilient: Your character's base armor rating goes up by 10
• Strider: Your character's walk speed is increased by 25 percent
• Slow the World: You have increased tactical time dilation by 25 percent
• The Negotiator: Your vendor surcharges get reduced by 25 percent
• The Traveler: Your character can fast travel even while encumbered
• Toughness: Your base health receives a 50 percent increase

Tier Two Perks

• Harvester: Every time your character gets a kill they receive 15 percent of their health back
• Hoarder: Your character's consumable weight is reduced by 50 percent
• Pack of Pack Mules: Your character's companions gain 40kg of more carry capacity on their body
• Rolling Thunder: Every time your character gets a kill, their companion's ability cooldown gets reduced by 20 percent
• Run and Gun: The movement penalty your character gets while moving gets reduced by 65 percent
• Scanner: Your character receives a 20 percent increase to bonus damage when landing a headshot or hitting a weak spot
• Snake Oil Salesman: The vendor's buying price goes up by 20 percent
• Soliloquy: Your character's dialog skills go up by 10
• Speed Demon: Your character's movement speed while in Tactical Time Dilation gets increased by 25 percent
• Tag Team: When one of your character's companions use an ability, there's a 25 percent chance to reset the other companion your party's ability
• The Collector: Your character's interactable highlight range increases by five meters
• The Reaper: Your Tactical Time Dilation increases by 25 percent
• We Band of Brothers: When your character lands a critical hit, there's a 25 percent of resetting a companion's ability
• Weird Science: When your character uses science weapons, they do 25 percent more damage with them

Tier Three Perks

• Armor Master: Your character's armor rating goes up by 100 percent and any skill bonuses they get from armor also goes up by 100 percent
• Boom, Headshot!: When your character lands a headshot kill, the enemies around it within 2.5 meters take 25 percent of the damage dealt.
• Confidence: Your character's next kill is a guaranteed Critical Hit.
• Don't Go Dyin' On Me!: Any revived player comes back with 25 percent of their health.
• Last Stand: When your character is under 25 percent of their health, they're going to deal 30 percent more damage.
• Penetrating Shots: Your character's ranged attacks reduced the enemy's armor by one point for every shot they take.
• Revenge: When your character has any harmful effects, they deal increased damage to enemies.
• Steady Hand: When your character kills an enemy, their ranged weapon sway goes away, along with any movement penalty to accuracy.
• Super pack Mule: Your character can carry 100kg of extra weight.
• Solo Sneaker: When your character is in a party, their detection rate goes down by 33 percent.
• Tactical Master: During Tactical Time Dilation, your character has their regular movement speed for the first five seconds.
• Thick Skin: Your character receives lower area of effect damage and plasma damage by 15 percent
• Tit for Tat: When your character kills with a melee weapon, they gain 15 percent of their health back
• Wild Science: Your character deals 50 percent more science weapon damage.

Those are all of the perks in the game at this time. We're likely going to see additional perks get added to the game when more pieces of content come out. There are plenty of choices for players to choose from, giving them the option to lean into a lone-wolf building, or make their character the ideal party leader to lead a small armor.

The Outer Worlds releases for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and the PC through the Epic Games Store on Oct 25.

Fans of Battlefield V have been awaiting new content for the game since DICE nixed plans on the competitive five vs. five mode. Well, they’re about to get it.

A new tweet was posted on the Battlefield V Twitter account, confirming that a “full reveal” of the new War In the Pacific expansion will take place on Oct. 23. A teaser video is viewable below, giving players a slight idea of what kind of war they’re in getting ready to play.

Enter the fray in #Battlefield V’s War in the Pacific.

Watch the full reveal October 23: https://t.co/EHJqk6KlwSpic.twitter.com/bdASJPn8te

— Battlefield V (@Battlefield) October 21, 2019

There’s no release date on the expansion. But early details indicate players will be able to fight across three new maps in the game, along with choosing between U.S. and Japanese factions. The expansion is also likely to introduce several weapons and gadgets, though exact details aren’t confirmed just yet. This expansion may also include vehicles, including specialty boats.

This content is part of DICE’s current movement to “focus on improving the quality of the experience” of the game, following the controversial cancellation of the previously mentioned mode above.

Fans that want to tune in to the War of the Pacific can do so here on the game’s official YouTube page. We're going to learn more details on Oct. 23 at 9am EDT when DICE reveals more information, which should make quite a start to someone’s day out there.

We’ll bring you full details as soon as they’re available, including a potential release date, which could be before 2020. Fingers crossed!

Battlefield V is available now for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

Niantic has announced that a Pokémon Go League will be coming to the game in 2020.

At this moment, Pokémon Go players can battle their friends in Pokémon battles to see who is the very best there is. Niantic is going to include a new feature called the GO Battle League, which allows players to challenge other trainers from around the world.

This new feature encourages trainers to walk around and explore their surroundings. It's similar to how the main gameplay mechanic of Pokémon Go works; the chief mechanic in Go is about walking around and capturing Pokémon on your phone. To gain entry to the GO Battle League, you need to walk around with your phone physically.

Related: Top 5 Best Moments In The Pokemon Games

In this Battle League, players can compete in online matches against gamers from other parts of the world. The official statement on the Pokémon Go website states that players can “rise in the ranks of the league.” The wording makes it seem as if there will be a ranking system for this Battle League. It possibly suggests there will be scores for players to keep track of when they play. It could also be a figure of speech, and the Battle League will be more a tournament-like feature in the game. Players will get the chance to compete with opposing trainers in a series of matches to determine who the best of the best are. It is also possible that only trainers with a specific ranking can officially compete in the Battle League.

The GO Battle League is expected to come to Pokémon Go in early 2020.

Are you a #GOBattle champion among your group of friends, Trainer? How about compared to the rest of the world? 🤔🌎
🏆 The time to prove yourself is coming. 🏆
GO Battle League
Coming soon in early 2020https://t.co/SBCWnDAvakpic.twitter.com/YYfJKC1vgB

— Pokémon GO (@PokemonGoApp) October 21, 2019