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New System Gameplay (with Charge Attack Bubble Animation Removed) 👀 #PokemonGo #GoBattleLeague It feels like the battle timing is desyncing while the match keeps progressing. Extra fast moves are sneaking through, the timing feels off, and some damage doesn’t seem to register correctly. Even the damage transfer at the... show more

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