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Trainers on opposing teams will be prompted to challenge the Gym to lower opposing Pokémon's motivation and attempt to defeat the defending teams Pokémon. | Trainers on opposing teams will be prompted to challenge the Gym to lower opposing Pokémon's motivation and attempt to defeat the defending teams Pokémon. | ||
When a Pokémon loses a battle, its motivation goes down which is linked to its CP, this makes the Pokémon weaker and easier to take down. When its CP reaches 0, the Pokémon returns to its trainer with restored CP and a Pokécoin defender bonus (one for every ten minutes defending). A player can also restore the motivation and the CP of | When a Pokémon loses a battle, its motivation goes down which is linked to its CP, this makes the Pokémon weaker and easier to take down. When its CP reaches 0, the Pokémon returns to its trainer with restored CP and a Pokécoin defender bonus (one for every ten minutes defending). | ||
A player can also restore the motivation and the CP of Pokémon in a Gym that is occupied by their Team by feeding them berries. When in range, the effect of these berries in restoring CP is greater. However, the more berries fed to a Pokémon by the same trainer, the smaller the recovery in motivation, and as such CP. Feeding a [[Nanab Berry]] has greater effect in raising motivation and CP than [[Pinap Berry|Pinap Berries]] or [[Razz Berry#Pokémon Go|Razz Berries]]. Feeding a Pokémon a Golden Razz Berry will fully recover a Pokémon's motivation and CP. A player can feed up to 10 Pokémon with up to 10 berries each in a 30-minute period. Feeding a Berry rewards the player with 20 Stardust, 20 XP and a chance of obtaining a Candy of the Pokémon that the player is feeding. Feeding berries also contributes to the "Berry Master" [[List of Medals in Pokémon GO|Medal]]. | |||
==Gym Battles== | ==Gym Battles== | ||