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Pokemon Go: Advanced tips from people who play too damn much

By Matthew Lynch
July 14, 2023
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If you’re a dedicated Pokemon Go player, you’re probably always looking for ways to improve your gameplay and catch more Pokemon. Here are some advanced tips from people who play the game way too much:

1. Use the “nearby” feature to your advantage

The “nearby” feature can help you find Pokemon that are hiding nearby. However, it doesn’t always show the closest Pokemon first. To get a better idea of which Pokemon are closest to you, pay attention to the order in which they appear on the list. The closer they are to the top of the list, the closer they are to your current location.

2. Learn how to throw curveballs

Curveballs can increase your chances of catching a Pokemon and give you extra experience points. To throw a curveball, spin the Pokeball in a circular motion before throwing it. This will cause the ball to curve in mid-air, making it more difficult for the Pokemon to dodge.

3. Use berries wisely

Berries can be used to increase your chances of catching a Pokemon or make it easier to catch. However, they’re also limited in supply. Save your rarer berries (such as Golden Razz Berries) for high-level or rare Pokemon, and use regular Razz Berries for more common catches.

4. Take advantage of weather boosts

Certain types of weather can boost certain types of Pokemon, making them more common and more powerful. For example, if it’s raining outside, water-type Pokemon will be more common and more powerful than usual. Keep an eye on the weather forecast and plan your gameplay accordingly.

5. Use Incense and Lures together

Using Incense and Lures together can create a powerful combination that attracts even more Pokemon to your location. Use an Incense to attract Pokemon to you, and then use a Lure to attract even more Pokemon to the area.

6. Join a local Pokemon Go community

Joining a local Pokemon Go community (such as a Facebook group or Discord server) can help you stay up-to-date on events, meet other players, and get tips and advice from other dedicated players.

By following these advanced tips, you can take your Pokemon Go gameplay to the next level and catch even more Pokemon.

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