What "Good" vs "Amazing" means

When you grade a Pokémon in NewRolly's Unlimited Biscuits, we assign it a tier: Bad, Okay, Good, Great, or Amazing.

This guide explains how we calculate that score and what each tier represents, so you can interpret your results and decide whether to keep hunting or invest in what you have.

Points and breakpoints

We score each Pokémon at a key level called a breakpoint: level 50 for berry and skill specialists, level 60 for ingredient specialists.

At that level we add or subtract points for nature, subskills, and ingredient spread. The total determines the tier.

Using a fixed breakpoint lets us compare builds fairly, since that's when the most important subskill and ingredient slots have unlocked.

Tier mapping

The score at the breakpoint maps to a tier as follows:

So "Amazing" means 4 or more points at the anchor breakpoint. "Okay" is at least 1 point; 0 or below is always Bad.

Worth keeping in mind: a single subskill or nature can push you up or down a tier.

Why it matters

If you got "Good" with 2 points, you're one strong subskill or a better nature away from Great. If you got Bad, the build has several downsides at the breakpoint.

You can use NewRolly's Unlimited Biscuits to roll more builds and see how often each tier appears, or use NewRolly's Rollies to see how many catches it typically takes to hit a tier you're aiming for.

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