[ SECRET POST #3546 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3546 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm still trying to figure out how so many people got Gyraidoses (whatever the hell the spelling is) so quickly. I have a gym near my house and I swear there were people with those things within a week of the game release -- and this was back in the time it wouldn't load 60% of the time.

It gets even weirder because we're like 15 miles inland and the only way to a MagiCarp is by the beach, afaik.

[akacat]

There's a spot outside my home that reliably spawns magikarp and the duck things at least once an hour. The closest water is the swimming pool halfway across the neighborhood, and it mostly gets pidgies and spearows.

I'm 80% of the way to evolving my 2nd magikarp, even though I've used eggs to max power up the first one.

[(Anonymous)]

My sister-in-law has at least three Gyrados because her workplace is next to a river and she goes out every break and hunts Magikarp obsessively. And now she has a giant Dragonite. Meanwhile, I just got my first Dratini and my first 1000+ pokemon. So I think some of it is a function of how much time and effort you put in.

[(Anonymous)]

When I went on vacation in August, my friends and I walked around the harbor there for about two hours and we ended up with close to 300 candies each because those things spawned all over the place there. Some places spawn a lot more than others.

[starfleetbrat]

I have had a Magikarp hatch from an egg, so maybe that is how people are getting those at least. I'm 2hrs from the nearest beach, so this is probably the only way I'll see one unless they spawn randomly in bathtubs or something.

[iggy]

I live in Kansas and I catch magikarp by any old body of water and sometimes when there's not really a body of water close by? I've caught them on sidewalks and while in the passenger seat of cars while the nearest body of water is I don't even know where. I managed to get a gyrados just by catching enough magikarp to eventually evolve one. It took me a while, but I managed.

[(Anonymous)]

I've caught Magikarp in fountains before. There's one about a half mile away that likes to spawn Magikarp and Psyducks.

[iggy]

Yeah same! I wasn't even counting fountains as 'bodies of water', but that might explain why I can find so many Magikarps (and Psyducks actually) in random places. I live in Kansas City, which has about 8,000 fountains.