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I disagree because the stardust cost to level isn't high at low CP values. Would I level a 95% IV, CP100 Charizard over a 90% IV, CP2000, Charizard? No. But if I had a 95% IV, CP500 Charizard vs a 50% IV, CP2000 Charizard, no way would I invest more in the 50% IV charizard. I'd still keep it...

This is a conglomeration of multiple searches. Go to a populated area far from there, zoom in all the way, verify no pokemon show up, then scan. You'll get results similar to Gavinrad.

Legendary bird pokemon at comic con maybe. https://i.reddituploads.com/b644014a...h=1536&w=1536&

I'm guessing that the more things settle down the more likely pokevision or its successors will start doing tri, quad, 9 searches etc. As in, instead of search once around your desired location they'll search many times all around your location. This, of course, will put additional load on...

Not sure what you're talking about with this. Stardust is absolutely the limiting factor, so you don't want to spend it on low IV pokemon.

No, IV is permanent. But as you level you'll find higher CP values. Your charmander is a very, very good one and you're unlikely to find better anytime soon. But it's worthless without a bunch of charmander candy to evolve it. My recommendation, put 2913 in the charmander's name and keep it...

Good IV rater, uses arc position for it. Pokemon GO Tools | The Silph Road The way I use it, is I take a screenshot of a pokemon, then use a semi-transparent overlay of the arc appropriate for my level onto the image, and use that to determine the exact level.

In dnd terms Imagine that the white circle is the xp, but the individual value are the stats ex str, wiz, int. That level 10, 13 str fighter might be able to wipe the floor with a level2, 18str fighter but once the 18str fighter levels itll be much more powerful.

I really need to find a dratini nest to farm.

I read today that pokemon from nests are shit tier iv too.

It's all random. Was it literally a hundred balls? Or more like 8?

Nice, khalan. Tbat tbing is a monster.

Nice. Name it Rainer before you evolve it to get a vaporeon. Can only do that once.

PoGo saving lives. Thanks to Pokemon GO and a Pidgey, I am still alive here in Munich. : pokemongo

I kind of want to do something like this because I'd love to start traveling around to different neighborhood/parks for specific mons, but I think I'll just wait until others do it. Man, it's such a large task though. Map out everywhere in the world. Have they said how many pokestops there...

He knows.

Note: I was requested to post this here by a couple people. I don"t know what direction my life or this journal will take, but my overall goal is to loosely document the process of getting my first house, fixing it up, and then leaving the house in the future (I don"t know when that"ll be, but I...

I"m reading through abook on Technical Analysiswhich, in short, is how to predict stock market trends based on patterns that can be gleamed from their volume and price history. It all makes sense and is a good book, but I don"t really feel comfortable with the ideas in the book by just reading...

I can't log in now, but I'm glad it released in Japan. Are they planning on releasing any new regions in the next couple weeks? I look forward to the game being stable.

I have a Nexus5x which should have 2GB of memory. But it seems like PoGo closes itself any time I go to a different app on my phone. I know android tries to close apps to ensure memory is available, but is there anyway to make it less likely to close Pogo?

Yeah the map won't help you level much unless you live Gavinrad style. 94 found pokemon is a lot. I doubt I'll be able to get that much at level 24 without changing my routine. I'm at 71 and level 22.5 right now. I go out to different cities/parks now and then, but most of my time is spent in my...

I feel like they've missed the mark with the way they've copied ingress for pogo. There's a lot of ways they can improve it, but I feel like using their trailer as a design example for the game is pretty suitable, so I trust them to do the right thing. In my opinion, city, state, national...

egg IV is individual value. Basically represents how perfect they are. A pokemon with an IV of 50% will have worse stats than one with 100%. 83% is good, not great. But it getting lick is important and it was good enough for me to boost. Now I want to go fuck up some gyms. More info here...

What would really be useful is if this technology was used to discover high-value spawns. Ex: If I knew there was a Dratini spawn in a neighborhood half an hour away, that'd be a fun trip to make.

Got my first Snorlax from a candy, has Lick/Body Slam (best moves I guess?), 2000CP and 83% IV. I'm pretty happy about it.

You're 'supposed' to either wander around hunting them, or run a 60 minute or higher circuit. However, the spawn time decreases to closer to 5 minutes if you lure a stop. Find 4 stops you can hit and you'll probably find other people who collectively lure it. Right now that's the best way to...

more on spawn points: pokemon spawn points : TheSilphRoad Understanding spawn points with data I've gathered so far : pokemongodev Note that the second one was info acquired through cheating.

Correct. This was assumed as soon as we knew that multiple people can catch the same pokemon. It's unknown whether level interacts with incense, however.

I hadn't thought about how similar it was to EQ until now.

Yeah I'm not worried about it being a cash grab. I'm more worried about them just keeping the current, fairly light-weight and pokestop-camping focused game design.

lol, yep. I don't know niantic and I don't know mobile gaming but I wouldn't be surprised if the only difference between Pogo now and a year from now is more cash shop items + generation 2/3 pokemon.

As much as I hate the idea of cheating, the idea of people roaming around neighborhoods/parks going to the exact location where a rare pokemon are is better gameplay than camping out on a 3 or 4 lured spawn and just spinning + catching. I'm hoping they move toward a complex, AR-based tracking...

saw this, it's the classic MMO problem of fun vs useful

Dunno but once a decent maphack is published it's going to spread and then stress the servers. It's not hard for them to shut down the maphacks, they just need to do it.

After JP what other regions are they releasing on? China? India?

added, thanks. Some pokemon will cause your ball to curve away. You need to throw with a spin in order to catch them. Best to practice spinning the ball and get good at it. My standard throw now is spinning clockwise, then throwing to the left of the pokemon. Sadly yes. I hope they nerf that...

Nice lapras

Yep. Theory is that they broke it intentionally to reduce server load. It's just as likely that it broke on its own and they're focused on stabilizing the servers.

Until they have an AR-based system to track pokemon the feet are fine. Having a semi-precise estimate of distance makes it way too easy. The maphacks people have now should be easy to patch.