How to Upgrade Items in Pokemon GO
The Upgrade is one the most important items in Pokemon GO. It lets trainers transform Porygon into Porygon2 and also gives them a chance to advance in their Pokedex.
While it is uncommon, players can get it by spinning a photo disc at a Pokestop, or as a reward for special events. What is this item used for?
Components
Upgrade components are things that can be incorporated into trinkets, weapons, or gathering tools to provide an additional bonus or effect while the item is being used. They are a vital component in the crafting process and can be gathered through salvaging or purchased from vendors. They can also be found as drops, either from enemies or item spheres. They can be used to upgrade armor or weapons with an upgrade slot.
Using upgrade components to maximize the amount of experience gained from upgrading weapons and gear is crucial to achieve the highest level of progression in the game. The multiplier of experience for an upgraded item is increased by incorporating organic components, while mechanical components decrease it. The best combination is a high experience-multiplier organic component followed by a low-experience-multiplier mechanical component. This will increase your experience and make the next level of equipment or weapon more accessible.
The upgrade system is complex It's crucial to know how it works to get the most out of your upgrades. The system keeps the experience total in a continuous manner for the item you're upgrading. Each component has an experience multiplier that can be either positive or negative. When the total is at an amount that is certain, it is reset to zero.
In addition the amount of experience gained from every upgrade component is affected by the hidden rank of the item that is upgraded and its experience multiplier. This means that higher-ranked items are more difficult to upgrade, while lower-ranked items are easier to achieve.
When enhance equipment to your hardware is installed, it's important to carefully remove all connections and fasteners that hold the old component in place. Keep them in the parts tray for quick identification and secure storage. After the new hardware has been installed, reconnect any cables or wires and connect the power supply to the electrical power. Test the computer by turning it on. If everything is connected properly, the computer should boot normally. This is an important step to ensure that the new hardware is compatible with your existing systems and will function seamlessly.
Glyphs
Glyphs can be a great tool to enhance your gear however, you must be aware of how to use it. Each glyph has a range of values it can improve a substat by increasing its rank, and higher-ranking Glyphs are more powerful. Be careful as you can only upgrade Glyphs once. Glyphs are also only available once, so they disappear after you have used them on an object or artifact.
The most effective symbols are those that increase the probability of rolling an affix that matches the desired tier. These are often found on the most expensive armor, weapons and other accessories. They are also available on the Paragon Board. They are worth the effort, but it can be difficult to find.
You can find Glyphs in the Black Lion Chests or purchase them from the Trading Post. Some glyphs can only be used once, while others will remain in place. They are excellent for items that need to be rerolled often. The Glyph of Hope, for instance, lets you increase the probability of acquiring a specific affix when enchanting items.
Certain glyphs can also be used to alter existing affixes. This is common on gloves and boots. Each can be home to four different affixes. The Glyph of Insight, for instance, converts the prefix into an experimental affix. This is a fantastic tool to have if you are looking to maximize your damage output or you want to ensure you'll get a high-quality affix for a specific slot.
When you reach 50, the game shifts dramatically. You'll no longer be able rely on the campaign. Instead, you will be required to navigate the Paragon Board, Nightmare Dungeons and grinds that are new to optimize your build.
The most effective glyphs are ones that correspond to your character's type like the Exploit Glyph that increases the damage dealt to weak enemies. Control Glyph is another good glyph that boosts damage against enemies who are stunned, frozen, or slowed. Each glyph has its own radius, that increases as it's upgraded. This makes glyphs the best method to improve your gear in the final game.
Reroll tokens
Reroll tokens are items for upgrading that allow players to change the attributes of an item. You can do this in the item window by selecting an item and then clicking a green button that has circling arrows. The cost of a reroll is determined by the rarity of the item.
Reroll tokens can be found in the Mystery Box, as a rare drop from skulled creatures, or bought from the Trader. They can also be obtained through Event Items or by getting them from other players. They can be used to reroll weapons, armors, and rings in increments of two. Each reroll token allows players to roll for a new attribute that could be higher or lower than the previous one.
Reroll tokens are not just used to upgrade the reroll and upgrade, but it can also be used to recycle items. The rarity of the item determines how many points that players can earn for recycling it. This is a good way to get rid of outdated, ineffective equipment that hasn't been upgraded.
The rerolling token could be used to offer the player a new weapon characteristic. They are then shown to the player, who is able to decide whether or not. The player is able to offer up to six items at one time and the options expand when the item's rarity and level rises. This option is accessible through the Upgrade tab on the forge.
A reroll token can also be used to reroll an item's set bonus that is triggered when three or more items from the same set are equipped on an item. The set bonus can only be applied to units that belong to the same class. It cannot be applied to other classes.
Other upgrades, like recipe items, can also be Rerolled. These are not offered by the shop or reroll, but are instead transferred to the non-droppable Pool when players choose the Food Card that requires new Ingredients or equipment. The reroll token can be used to reroll these extra bonuses, however the base stats (including all upgrades), and level will remain the same.
Leveling
In the game, players are able to improve their equipment with an item upgrade item. These items can be made by collecting the necessary ingredients from NPCs that are upgraders in major cities. After an item has been upgraded, its base stats will be increased. Certain affixes can be rerolled. This can result to an increase in the item's level.
If an item is upgraded, it will have a blue icon in the upper-left corner. The item will also display a number lower than its maximum level. The item's maximum level will rise if there are more upgrades. Players can upgrade items as many times as they like. This will allow them to hit breakpoints on gears which will increase the chances of rerolling certain affixes.
The item upgrading feature lets players upgrade the quality and level of weapons, helmets, and armor. This process costs items which are then exchanged by the upgrader NPC to earn currency. The upgrader will show a preview of an item's new level and accept either Happy Tickets or Happy Stars to complete the upgrade. The item used as materials will be lost, but the upgraded item will be able to keep its Item EXP to allow for future upgrades.
There is no way to ensure that an Upgrade will show up, but it has a very low probability of appearing while spinning Pokestops or Gyms. Players can use an upgrade to transform a Porygon into an Porygon2 which will eat the item.
The Upgrade is an evolution item that was introduced in Generation II. It's a transparent gadget packed with a variety of information, manufactured by Silph Co. It is used to make certain Pokemon species change, and is triggered when traded while holding the Link Cable or Porygon. It is a rare item, with a 1% probability of dropping per spin from Pokestops and Gyms. It can also be obtained by taking part in the Upgrade Station event.