#Pokemon unite tiers update

Machamp is an All-Rounder Pokemon that can deal massive damage, and Machamp deserves a spot in tier A. Machamp’s abilities ensure that Machamp doesn’t rank low on the tier list. And unless the player is skilled, they won’t be able to get anything out of Talonflame. But, unfortunately, much like Pikachu, Talonflame can’t take a lot of damage. Talonflame has great mobility and was buffed in the update. The best position for this Pokemon is at the back, and Cinderace, just like Greninja, is an A-tier Pokemon. But even after the nerfs, Cinderace is still a Pokemon that can be incredibly useful to the team. Players who’d been picking Cinderace for how good the Pokemon was will be saddened to learn that Cinderace has been nerfed.

#Pokemon unite tiers update

The update didn’t do much for Pikachu, and the Pokemon currently belongs in tier B. While Pikachu is a great attacker-type Pokemon that can deal lots of damage to enemy Pokemon, Pikachu is also super fragile, meaning players always have to be careful not to take any damage. This Pokemon has some fairly good attacking moves as well, but unfortunately, players will have to get right next to the enemy Pokemon to use its moves. Mime is perfect for the role of a supporter and also has good endurance. Venusaur is an attacker-type Pokemon and can also play a defensive role just fine. Overall, the Pokemon is just better than it used to be. While Gengar has been nerfed, Venusaur has been buffed. And this means players won’t be dealing as much damage as before, and this is why the former S-tier Pokemon finds itself in tier A. It is unlikely, that players will stop using Gengar, but, following the update, Gengar’s damage has been reduced ever so slightly. Gengar has been one of those Pokemon that players just can’t stop using. Pokemon that are placed in S class are the best in the game, while Pokemon that are in C are generally considered not super useful.

There are four tiers/classes S, A, B, and C.