"Reminder: Just because your Pokemon has bad moves doesn't mean it will be bad forever"

#PokemonGO: Everyone probably knows this by now, but just a reminder. Niantic is pretty liberal when it comes to shaking up the game, and we've seen it before where Pokemon like Psycho Cut Alakazam and Bubble Poliwrath used to be bad when the game first came out, but got major buffs (unfortunately they got nerfed again though haha). We've seen WG Vaporeon and Lick Snorlax be the most overpowered attackers ever when the game first came out, but got nerfed back to humanity, and now WG got buffed again with gen 2's release.So don't be sad that your best Teddiursa evolved into a Metal Claw/Play Rough Ursaring, or you caught a wild 100 IV Heracross with Struggle Bug/Earthquake. Or that you spent days walking your Machop, only to get a Bullet Punch Machamp. Who knows? Maybe a month from now Niantic realizes that Steel moves are underpowered and decides to buff them.Also, even if the Pokemon that you spent 100k+ stardust powering up no longer has the best moveset, it doesn't mean it's useless. A good example would be Zen Headbutt/Solar Beam Exeggutor. It's not as good as Extrasensory/Solar Beam right now, but it's still right behind it in DPS and is still great against taking down Vaporeon gyms. Don't be sad that your old Exeggutors aren't as good as the new ones. Be happy that you were around to get them.tl;dr So keep all of those high IV / high CP Pokemon! Don't transfer any of them even if they do have terrible moves. They might get better in the future.EDIT: So uhh...looks like moves just changed again lmao via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2lryHiE