[ SECRET POST #3497 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3497 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Niantic shut down pokemon hunting sites

[diet_poison]

The teams and gyms affect your gameplay... how?

Not sure what you even mean by this question?? They are part of the gameplay, just as much as walking around and finding Pokemon, and evolving them, and all the other aspects. To some people they are the main reason they play!

(It occurs to me some context is missing here. This is a tangent to the "cheating" aspect of the thread; it's me pointing out that PokeGo has a competitive aspect as well as a personal aspect.)

Incense and Lure Modules just cause more Pokemon to exist than previously existed. People have still been using them. Not gonna change the fact that there's a Pikachu or something else rare on their radar that they can't find.

"Cheats" refer to hacks or codes you an put into a game to get a result outside the normal parameters, but I really do not think it's "cheating" in the moral sense of the word when someone does something like that in a handheld Pokemon game. If that's the way they want to play, it's on them. (Note: I'm not talking about people who use hacks to get better competitive Pokemon. That's definitely cheating.)

Re: Niantic shut down pokemon hunting sites

[(Anonymous)]

This. Someone who uses a Pokemon tracking site doesn't have any advantage over someone who stumbles across a Pokemon when it comes to actually catching it. They have the same chance of having the Pokemon break out and escape. I used Pokevision to track down three Pokemon the other day and I only caught one of them because the other two broke out and ran away. I really don't see how that's "cheating" in any sense of the word.

Re: Niantic shut down pokemon hunting sites

[(Anonymous)]

It absolutely is, because you have an increased chance of catching rare Pokemon (or gathering Pokemon for evolution candies). More than that, it isn't how Niantic intends users to play the game.

Re: Niantic shut down pokemon hunting sites

[otakugal15]

Then tell that to the people who were out and about and discovered the best places to catch certain pokemon. By telling others where to find said pokemon (these peopel having not used PokeVision), they are "cheating" just by daring to open their goddamn mouths.

Seriously, you need to shut the fuck up.

Re: Niantic shut down pokemon hunting sites

[(Anonymous)]

but you don't have an increased chance...? you have exactly the same chance as you would if you'd walked by it when it spawned.

i mean, if you want to talk about having an increased chance of gathering pokemon for candies, people who live in cities have a huge advantage over everyone else. my friends from big cities are already over level 20 just from playing casually because there are so many pokemon and pokestops around them.

Re: Niantic shut down pokemon hunting sites

[diet_poison]

They're literally just tracking the Pokemon in a more direct way than the weird way the game gives you to do it. And again it's a program that everybody has (well, had) access to. If you can afford a smart phone and a data plan, you can access pokevision.com.