BoboBrazil
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Niantic are going to kill this game prematurely, not many people play as much and poke stops aren't being lured like they used to.
It's already done in Dallas for the most part. Noone at parks playing anymore from what I've seen.
Niantic are going to kill this game prematurely, not many people play as much and poke stops aren't being lured like they used to.
Niantic are going to kill this game prematurely, not many people play as much and poke stops aren't being lured like they used to.
I guess it's one of few benefits of small towns and this game. Once gyms get to level 7+ with nothing but 1500+CP pokemon, they can survive for days. There's one gym that's been controlled for probably a week by us Mystic players. Every now and then it goes down 1-2 levels but then you can just power it back up. Most gyms are more hotly contested but that usually comes down to people just taking it over and leaving it at lvl 3-4 which is just too easy to knock down.This is totally dependent on where you live. There is no way anyone from my area would hold a gym for days on end. It's far too easy to take them back.
The longest I've ever held a Gym is six hours. The longest I've seen a gym held by my house is a day. One time, during the middle of the day on a weekday I stopped in a parking lot to take this gym. I had to get out of my car to get in range to battle. By the time I got back to my car from taking it someone had already taken the Gym for themselves.
Banking on Gyms to give you Stardust at level 20 is a terrible idea if you live anywhere where this game is still actively played. Literally everyone I've played this game with just collects their 500 Stardust and 10 coins as soon as they take over a Gym because trying to stretch your Gym run into days is just going to lead to your Pokemon getting knocked out and you getting nothing.
Could just be people running out of free lures and/or realizing sitting around lured stops suck compared to actively moving around and hatching eggs, battling gyms, finding more pokemon/minute and hitting more stops. Round here I see no decrease in player count or activity, but a bit less lured stops.Niantic are going to kill this game prematurely, not many people play as much and poke stops aren't being lured like they used to.
This is true. I'm disappointed as hell that I won't ever get the better Gyrados. That will be a lifetime advantage to players who didn't juggle work and family as I've had to. That said, if I had one and they took it away I'd been even more pissed. You can't win in these situations.I agree with this, but this is entirely in line with the sort of changes they consistently make
Hell look at the recent gyrados changes. they literally fucked anyone who doesn't already have a gyrados with that move set
Again, punishing people who haven't sunk in the same amount of time as others
Gimme dat gengar
Niantic are going to kill this game prematurely, not many people play as much and poke stops aren't being lured like they used to.
I have a 95% Gyrados with Dragon Breath and Dragon Pulse. I'm actually really happy about it, because there are several great water Pokemon I have or can get with Hydro Pump, but there aren't many great Dragonite/dragon Pokemon counters.
I agree with this, but this is entirely in line with the sort of changes they consistently make
Hell look at the recent gyrados changes. they literally fucked anyone who doesn't already have a gyrados with that move set
Again, punishing people who haven't sunk in the same amount of time as others
Hydro Pump still does more damage against a Dragonite than Dragon Pulse though
From Reddit:
Gyarados' Hydro Pump vs. Dragonite, DPS is 23.7 * 1.25 * 0.8 = 23.7
Gyarados' Dragon Pulse vs. Dragonite, DPS is 18.1 * 1.25 = 22.625
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSilphRo...the_removal_of_dragon_breath_does_this_make/?
They got rid of his Dragon Breath move which were effective against Dragonite.what they do to Gyrados?
Does that take into account super effective though? And isn't Dragonite resistant to water?
Yes it does.
Gyarados' Hydro Pump vs. Dragonite, DPS is 23.7 * 1.25 (STAB) * 0.8 (resistance) = 23.7
Gyarados' Dragon Pulse vs. Dragonite, DPS is 18.1 * 1.25 (super effective) = 22.625
Yes it does.
Gyarados' Hydro Pump vs. Dragonite, DPS is 23.7 * 1.25 (STAB) * 0.8 (resistance) = 23.7
Gyarados' Dragon Pulse vs. Dragonite, DPS is 18.1 * 1.25 (super effective) = 22.625
i had to use 10 pokeballs to catch a rattata today. ten.
is this a known bug or just a soft ban?
All it does is punish anyone who didn't get to the higher levels already though.
I mean the damage has already been done...
Changing the Dratini spawn areas was already proof the devs don't care about legacy players having an insane advantage. Niantic has no clue how to balance this game properly.
They're a plague here. I'd gladly give you one.I wish I could get a single Pinsir too...
Also, were the droprates for 10k eggs raised? Been getting a lot of them lately. Too bad they all contained Pinsirs.
Ok. Something is up with Mr Meme.
I caught my first one yesterday. Seen 2 more and catched another 1 just today !
Clefable/Wigglytuff?I have a 95% Gyrados with Dragon Breath and Dragon Pulse. I'm actually really happy about it, because there are several great water Pokemon I have or can get with Hydro Pump, but there aren't many great Dragonite/dragon Pokemon counters.
ya supposedly there was an invisible update yesterday which affected spawn rates
ya supposedly there was an invisible update yesterday which affected spawn rates
Maybe you're taking it a bit too serious. Lifetime advantage of what? Slightly more effective gym battling? It's really not a big deal when we're not talking about a game with a big competitive scene. Maybe they'll implement real PvP sometime, but they could also easily create a way to change moves in exchange for stardust/candy.This is true. I'm disappointed as hell that I won't ever get the better Gyrados. That will be a lifetime advantage to players who didn't juggle work and family as I've had to. That said, if I had one and they took it away I'd been even more pissed. You can't win in these situations.
If they do, it should be local only. The craze is still going on imo. And is likely going to get a boost when Mewtwo and the legendary birds are introduced.I wonder how long Niantic's gonna wait to implement trading
I wonder if it'll reignite the craze
Maybe you're taking it a bit too serious. Lifetime advantage of what? Slightly more effective gym battling? It's really not a big deal when we're not talking about a game with a big competitive scene. Maybe they'll implement real PvP sometime, but they could also easily create a way to change moves in exchange for stardust/candy.
If they do, it should be local only. The craze is still going on imo. And is likely going to get a boost when Mewtwo and the legendary birds are introduced.