No to both.
Certain areas are flooded with the same Pokemon. I caught enough Magnemite in my neighborhood to evolve and level to a 570CP Magneton. I just took my dogs for individual walks the past two days. It would be higher, but it won't let me level it anymore until my trainer reaches a higher level.
Look if you're going to go down that road rather than just rationally stating to yourself, "This isn't for me," I think it's worth mentioning that the game is
that would be really inefficient and boring, but I think I understand the point you're making and you should probably mention Lucky Eggs, which you can pay for to just directly make yourself level way faster no matter what you're doing. But none of that is necessary which is all the difference in the world. You get what you put into it in a lot of ways.
This mess!
Westboro Baptist Church recruits Jigglypuff, a Pokémon, against LGBT community on Pokémon Go
Get ha Clefairy!
Really sucks, and while I don't think you have to be a city dweller by any stretch I definitely hope they address communities that simply don't have the POIs populated from Ingress to make the game enjoyable. What area are you in?
They are going for a very, very broad range appeal here. A lot of younger kids and casual gamers aren't that keen on pixel art.
I believe they hadn't considered the potential confusion between pokemon level and trainer level (which does not exist as such in the RPGs) when first exhibiting the concept.
No.
My police department put out a similar message.
If you insist.
Third catch at this park on one lure!
Small.
Go to your Shop screen and there's a button in the top right. Click it (unless you plan on taking any more gyms in the next little while). It gives you a Daily Bonus (including 10 Pokecoins, the cash shop currency, per gym) and starts a 21 hour timer to reset.
It's free!
You can definitely do 1, just open pokemon first, then switch to your music.
The park near my house is a gold mine.
