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	Among the several mechanics that differ in [[Pokémon GO]] compared to the [[core series]] is the calculation of '''catch rate'''. Every {{OBP\|Pokémon\|species\|species of Pokémon}} is assigned a "base capture rate" that is applied to every member of that species, usually a value between 0% and 100%, which determines how difficult that species is to capture.		Among the several mechanics that differ in [[Pokémon GO]] compared to the [[core series]] is the calculation of '''catch rate'''. Every {{OBP\|Pokémon\|species\|species of Pokémon}} is assigned a "base capture rate" that is applied to every member of that species, usually a value between 0% and 100%, which determines how difficult that species is to capture. The highest possible [[Power Up#Levels\|Power Up level]] a wild Pokémon can have is 30 under normal conditions, but if the Pokémon's type is boosted by [[weather]], it can go up to level 35.

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