Pokemon go Online

Description

Pokemon GO is an Android and iOS free-to-play game.

The game is based around catching, trading, and battling Pokemon in real life through augmented reality, using the devices having Android and iOS systems installed.

Pokemon GO Plus can be separately purchased along with Pokemon GO. The device will enable the wearer to effectively search for Pokemon through the use of Bluetooth for the Apple or Android mobile phone.

So far, only the Generation I Pokemon (the original 151) are confirmed to be catchable. The Pokemon's location varies based on the actual landscape (e.g. water-type Pokemon are likely to be found at rivers or oceans, while rock-type Pokemon are likely to be found at caves).

The trainer has to find a Pokemon, which is shown on the local map. To attract Pokemon to the trainer, an incense can be used, or a Lure Module can be used to attract Pokemon to a PokéStop. Once the Pokemon is found, by tapping the phone, the trainer initiates a battle. The trainer has to throw a Poké Ball at an exact angle to capture the Pokemon. A white circle represents the area in which the Poké Ball must be thrown in order to catch the Pokemon. A colored circle appears inside this white circle. The smaller the circle, the more likely the trainer is to catch the Pokemon.

Additional experience is earned for throwing the ball inside the colored circle. If the colored circle is roughly the size of the white circle or slightly smaller, the trainer will be rewarded with 10 experience for a "nice" throw. If the colored circle is roughly half the size of the white circle, one will be rewarded with 50 experience for a "great" throw. If the colored circle is tiny, one will be rewarded with 100 experience for an "excellent" throw. Similarly, the trainer can spin the Poké Ball to throw a curveball and earn a bonus of 10 experience. Initially the bonus experience for a "nice", "great", or "excelente" throw did not stack and would overwrite the bonus for a curveball. However, on newer versions this issue was fixed and now you can combine both bonus.

These bonus experience points are affected by experience multipliers. To make the capture easier, the trainer can use either a Great or an Ultra Ball to catch the Pokemon, or a Razz Berry to distract the Pokemon. A camera can also be used to take photos of the field. Once the Pokemon is caught, the trainer receives an amount of Stardust and the captured Pokemon's respective candy.

A colored circle indicates how difficult to catch a Pokemon is:

Green - easy, the Pokemon will most likely be caught.
Orange - normal, the Pokemon could escape out of the Ball.
Red - difficult, the Pokemon is likely to come out of the Ball.
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To evolve a Pokemon, the trainer must give the caught Pokemon some candies, which are obtained through the game by catching other Pokemon, hatching Pokemon eggs, or transferring Pokemon to Professor Willow. The candy is only compatible with its respective Pokemon and its evolved forms, e.g. for Squirtle candies can only evolve Squirtle and Wartortle and no other Pokemon besides them. Pokemon with three-stage evolution need 25 candies to evolve for the second stage. Pokemon with two-stage evolution and second evolved form for three-stage evolution require 50 candies. (This only applies to the current Generation I Pokemon; Pokemon like Cleffa do not exist in that generation.) These are exceptions:

Weedle, Caterpie, and Pidgey require 12 candies to evolve into their respective second evolutions.
Eevee and Rattata require 25 candies to evolve.
In addition, Eevee evolves randomly. However, the evolution can be controlled, if they are nicknamed: "Rainer" into Vaporeon, "Sparky" into Jolteon, and "Pyro" into Flareon, after the respective Eevees in The Battling Eevee Brothers.
Poliwhirl, Haunter, Wartortle, Ivysaur, Charmeleon, Nidorino, Nidorina, Graveler, Kadabra, Machoke, Gloom, Dragonair, and Weepinbell require 100 candies to evolve.
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Levels are displayed as such in Pokemon GO, adverse to previous Pokemon titles. However, Stardust expenditure may be used for reference. The expenditure of an evolved Pokemon stays the same. Equal Pokemon with similar CP usually have the same Stardust requirements for evolving. The maximum spending limit of Stardust rises with the trainer's level. The relative level of a Pokemon is also given via a white dot on an arc above the Pokemon's display. Trainers can use the CP calculator (or Evolve calculator) to calculate how much Combat Power (CP) each Pokemon gains when it evolves.

The trainer can also hatch eggs, allowing them to obtain rare-to-find Pokemon. The trainer has to visit a PokéStop to obtain the egg. To hatch the egg, the trainer must place it in an Egg Incubator (which can be found or bought in the online shop), then walk a distance. Riding a vehicle will not count as progress, as one must be going under 20kmph (12mph) for movement to count. Eggs can be found that require either 2km, 5km, or 10km to hatch. Eggs that require a longer distance traveled to hatch give rarer Pokemon. Hatching eggs also gives large random amounts of Stardust and candies of the hatched Pokemon.