Forget Level 40, here’s how to get to Level 50 in Pokémon Go
Leveling in Pokémon Go is one of the most important mechanics in the game. But with higher levels comes tougher objectives. In November 2020, the level cap was increased from 40 to 50, and the way leveling up those last 10 levels changed too.
For reference, I’ve been playing Pokémon Go casually since the day it launched in 2016 and I feel like I’ve been sitting at Level 37 since about that time. So how are so many players already at the new cap of 50? Whether you’re new to the game or have been playing since Day 1 and are gearing up for Pokémon Go Fest this weekend, here’s a guide to leveling up.
How to level up from 1 to 40
Leveling from 1-40 is fairly simple: Use Lucky Eggs, catch Pokémon, compete in raids, send gifts to friends and battle.
Basically anything you do in the game will reward you with XP, but there are some things that grant better XP than others, and for less effort.
Lucky Eggs
Popping a Lucky Egg can increase that XP, but save those for when you plan on doing a bunch of raids in a row, or when you plan on evolving a ton of Pokémon for the maximum use of your Lucky Eggs.
Lucky Eggs will grant double XP for 30 minutes and are sometimes given as rewards, but most of the time you’ll have to acquire them through the shop. It costs 80 PokéCoins for one and 500 PokéCoins for eight Lucky Eggs. In real world money, that equals about $5.00 for eight Lucky Eggs, since 550 PokéCoins costs $4.99 in the shop.
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Using a Lucky Egg during a double XP event will grant you even more rewards. The XP bonus stacks, so instead of a 2X reward, players will get 4X the XP. Double XP events have been decreasing in number, but they are often implemented as part of a Pokémon spotlight or raid hour, so save your eggs for those weekly happenings.
Best Friends
Making friends is one of the best ways to earn XP in the game, although it isn’t one of the fastest. The process takes 90 days of interactions with your friend to complete and involves sending each other gifts or participating in raids together.
It might take a while but becoming best friends with someone gives some of the best XP in the game. Don’t forget to pop a Lucky Egg when you’re about to hit Best Friends for a sweet 200,000 XP!
Raids
Tier 5 raids are one of the best ways to level in the game as well. Each successful raid grants 10,000 XP. Weekly Raid Hours make it easy to do raid after raid and grant a lot of XP at once.
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Find a group of five or so players that will participate every week in raids. My friends and I have a Discord server dedicated to a few players who will reliably raid. Check your local Facebook Pokémon Go group for friends, since many will have Discords or group chats dedicated to raiding.
Evolutions
One of the most reliable ways to farm XP is to hoard a bunch of Pokémon and then evolve them all at once when under the effects of a Lucky Egg. This method of gaining XP has been around for a long time and is the tried and true way to get a fair bit of XP with minimum effort.
Each evolution grants 500 XP, with a bonus 500 XP if the Pokémon you evolved into isn’t already in your Pokédex. Evolving Pokémon one after the other will grant a fair bit of XP if you have enough candies and enough Pokémon to evolve for a half hour.
There is also a very handy chart from eurogamer that lays out every action in the game and how much XP you can get from it, which will be helpful when figuring out which route to take in leveling from 1-40.
How to level up from 40 to 50
Levels 41-50 are a bit trickier than 1-40 because players must complete tasks in addition to a mountain of XP per level. Below is a breakdown of each level and what trainers will have to do in order to level up.
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Level 41
XP needed: 6 million
- Power up a Legendary Pokémon 20 times
- Win 30 raids
- Catch 200 Pokémon in a single day
- Earn 5 gold medals
Tips: The hardest task here is the 200 Pokémon caught in a single day.
Not only do you need over 200 Pokéballs to be able to catch said Pokémon, but the number itself is quite large for one day. Make use of one of the monthly Community Days and go to an area where a lot of Pokémon are spawning, and as long as you have the Pokéballs for it, catching 200 in one day shouldn’t be that much of an issue. Make sure you have your incense ready to go before Community Day starts to attract even more Pokémon.
Level 42
XP needed: 7 million
- Evolve Eevee into each of its unique evolutions
- Use items to evolve Pokémon 15 times
- Make 3 excellent throws
- Use 200 berries to help catch Pokémon
Tips: Nothing too crazy here. This one might take you a bit of time since evolving Eevees usually involves walking around with them as your buddy. Here’s a handy guide on how to get each Eeveelution.
Level 43
XP needed: 9 million
- Earn 100,000 Stardust
- Use 200 super effective Charged Attacks
- Catch 5 Legendary Pokémon
- Earn 5 Platinum medals
Tips: Using 200 super effective Charged Attacks may take a bit of time, but so will 9 million XP.
Raiding and participating in player battles will be the quickest way to achieve that task. Even better, find yourself a friend who will coordinate some battles with you to make it go faster. Use Star Pieces to gain 50% more Stardust for 30 minutes.
Level 44
XP needed: 11 million
- Win 30 Trainer Battles in the Great League
- Win 30 Trainer Battles in the Ultra League
- Win 30 Trainer Battles in the Master League
- Battle in the Battle League 20 times
Tips: These tasks will just come down to a little bit of luck, and some strategy. Equipping versatile teams of Pokémon with good attack moves will help make this one a little easier. Here’s a guide that will help you pick the Pokémon to keep in your arsenal, and tips on winning Trainer Battles.
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Level 45
XP needed: 13 million
- Defeat 100 Team Rocket Grunts
- Purify 100 Shadow Pokémon
- Defeat a Team Rocket Leader 50 times
- Earn 10 Platinum Medals
Tips: Luckily there are usually balloons with Rocket Grunts in them, which means you don’t have to go far to battle them.
Save up your Rocket Radars and read up on each Rocket Leader to come up with a team that will be successful.
Level 46
XP needed: 15.5 million
- Complete 100 Field Research tasks
- Take a snapshot of a Pokémon 7 days in a row
- Make 50 excellent throws
- Hatch 30 eggs
Tips: There isn’t anything too difficult here. Research tasks can be easily done and replenished by spinning PokéStops, and 50 excellent throws might be frustrating, but it won’t take up that much time. The only hang up here is hatching 30 eggs. This might be an easy task for someone who doesn’t mind spending money on the game, but for those who don’t like to pay to play, hatching 30 eggs might take some time with only one free incubator to work with.
Level 47
XP needed: 18 million
- Win 30 raids using a team of all unique Pokémon species
- Win a three-star raid using only Pokémon with 1,500 CP or less
- Power up three Pokémon to their max CP
- Earn 20 Platinum Medals
Tips: The first task might be a little confusing, but what it means is that you have to win 30 raids using different types of Pokémon.
Make sure you don’t have two of the same type in your party, and you should be good to go. Also, it doesn’t specify which raid players must complete, so even a one-star raid can achieve this goal.
Level 48
XP needed: 21 million
- Receive 20 Souvenirs from your buddy Pokémon
- Earn 300 hearts with your buddy
- Walk 200 km with your buddy
- Walk 25 km in a week eight times
Tips: This set of tasks will have you up and moving with your buddy. Earning 300 hearts will come with time — just spend each day feeding your buddy and walking with them. Make sure to keep your phone with you at all times, since the 25 km in a week goal must be done eight times, making this level take a minimum of eight weeks to complete.
Level 49
XP needed: 25 million
- Make 10 trades with Pokémon caught at least 300 km apart
- Obtain 50 Lucky Pokémon in trades
- Send 500 gifts to friends
- Earn 35 Platinum medals
Tips: This level will be easier to attain if you have a lot of friends from different places.
Have a friend who recently went on vacation? Make sure you trade 10 Pokémon when you get back for that 300 km trade task. Make sure you’re sending gifts to friends every day and you’ll hit Lucky Friends with them in no time, which will help you get 50 Lucky Pokémon. In this tier, 35 Platinum medals will prove difficult since a lot of them require massive amounts of tasks such as 50,000 Pokémon caught, 50,000 PokéStops spun or 2,500 eggs hatched.
Level 50
XP needed: 30 million
- Make 999 excellent throws
- Catch a Legendary Pokémon in your next five Legendary Pokémon encounters
- Defeat a Team Go Rocket Leader three times using only Pokémon with 2,500 CP or less
- Reach Rank 10 in the Go Battle League
Tips: This tier is bound to frustrate some players, since catching five Legendary Pokémon in succession might prove difficult. Legendary Pokémon are the hardest Pokémon in the game to catch, and there are a finite amount of Pokéballs to throw at it before it runs, so this one is just going to come down to throwing skill and a little bit of luck.
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Pokémon GO: EP farmen – Tipps & Tricks
Sie sind in «Pokémon GO» der Schlüssel zu höheren Leveln: Erfahrungspunkte (EP). Wie Sie am schnellsten EP farmen können, erklärt Ihnen COMPUTER BILD im Guide.
Erfahrungspunkte (EP) dienen in «Pokémon GO» der Aufwertung Ihres Trainerlevels. Wenn Sie das erhöhen, erweitern Sie die Maximalstufe Ihrer eigenen Pokémon und schalten diverse Features des Spiels frei – etwa das Recht, neue PokéStops zu nominieren. Immer wieder gibt es zudem EP-Challenges, bei denen Sie diverse Belohnungen freischalten, indem Sie viele EP sammeln. Zuletzt fand im Januar 2022 die EP-Herausforderung von Spark statt. Wie Sie EP in «Pokémon GO» möglichst effektiv farmen, beleuchtet dieser Guide.
Pokémon GO: EP farmen – Pokémon fangen
Wie bereits beim Guide zum Farmen von Sternenstaub ist der erste wichtige Hinweis ein sehr simpler «No-Brainer»: Fangen Sie so viele Pokémon wie möglich! Jedes gefangene Monster bringt Ihnen 100 EP, dazu kommt ein Bonus für die Art des Wurfes.
Bei einem fabelhaften Wurf erhalten Sie 1.000 EP zusätzlich, also trainieren Sie Ihre Wurftechnik.
Besonders lohnend sind zudem neue Pokémon, die ebenfalls 1.000 EP einbringen, und der erste Fang des Tages, der 1.500 EP wert ist. Eine Serie von sieben dieser täglichen Fänge hintereinander garantiert Ihnen weitere 6.000 EP obendrauf.
Zeit beim Fangen sparen
Holen Sie sich in jedem Fall alle Boni für den ersten Fang des Tages und die Serien.
Pokémon GO: EP farmen – Entwicklung, PokéStops, Raids & Co.
Welche anderen Aktivitäten in «Pokémon GO» liefern EP? Wie der erste Fang des Tages ist die erste tägliche Drehung eines PokéStops oder einer Arena 1.500 EP wert und zudem Teil einer siebentägigen Serie, die beim Abschluss 6.000 EP liefert. Lukrativ sind ebenfalls Entwicklungen: Pro Pokémon-Evolution gibt es 1.000 EP.
Raids sind ebenfalls klasse fürs Farmen von EP: Bereits ein Sieg im Stufe-1-Raid schüttet 3.
000 EP aus. Für Stufe 3 gibt es 4.000 EP, für Stufe 5 oder einen Mega-Raid gibt es 10.000 EP – das sind ordentliche Gewinne. Raid-Stunden ermöglichen Ihnen den schnellen Abschluss zahlreicher Kämpfe der fünften Stufe und sind daher lohnende Events.
Alle Raid-Stunden
Weniger effizient ist das Ausbrüten von Eiern, das sich nicht als primäre EP-Quelle eignet: 5-km- und 7-km-Eier bringen Ihnen 1.000 EP, 10-km-Eier 2.000 EP und 12-km-Eier 4.000 EP.
Achten Sie immer auf die Boni aktuell laufender Events, denn diese können die Rechnung schnell in eine andere Richtung treiben: Wird bei einer Verdopplung der EP fürs Ausbrüten gleichzeitig die Schlüpf-Distanz von Eiern halbiert, ist es gleich viel effizienter, EP aus Eiern zu extrahieren. Ebenso gibt es immer wieder Eventboni zu den Fang-, Entwicklungs- oder Raid-EP, nach denen Sie Ihre Prioritäten ausrichten sollten.
«Pokémon GO» bleibt der Kernbotschaft der Reihe treu: Freundschaft ist der Schlüssel zum Erfolg.
Pokémon GO: EP farmen – Freundschaftslevel erhöhen
Mit Abstand die beste Quelle für EP in «Pokémon GO» sind die Freundschaftslevel. Fügen Sie einen Freund oder eine Freundin im Spiel hinzu, können Sie diese Beziehung viermal aufwerten, indem Sie Geschenke verschicken, Pokémon tauschen oder zusammen an Raids teilnehmen. Der Aufstieg beim Freundschaftslevel schüttet sehr viele EP aus:
- Guter Freund (Stufe 2): 3.000 EP
- Superfreund (Stufe 3): 10.000 EP
- Hyperfreund (Stufe 4): 50.000 EP
- Bester Freund (Stufe 5): 100.000 EP
Die EP-Ausbeute aus den anderen Aktivitäten verblasst im Vergleich zur Aufwertung von Freundschaften – wenn Sie selbst niemanden kennen, der «Pokémon GO» spielt, dann sehen Sie sich auf den sozialen Netzwerken nach Gruppen um. Sie werden dort überall Personen finden, die Ihren Freundescode mit Ihnen teilen, um selbst ihre Freundesliste zu erweitern und auf diese Weise EP zu farmen.
Pokémon GO: EP farmen – Glücks-Eier einsetzen
Sie stehen kurz vor dem Aufstieg im Freundschaftslevel? Das ist der perfekte Zeitpunkt, um ein Glücks-Ei zu aktivieren. Dieses Item verdoppelt für 30 Minuten sämtliche erhaltenen EP und ist damit das Gegenstück zum Sternenstück, das den Sternenstaub-Verdienst verdoppelt. Timen Sie das Glücks-Ei optimal mit Ihren Freundschaftsaufwertungen und Sie können innerhalb weniger Minuten Millionen von EP verdienen, indem Sie eine Reihe von Stufe-3-Freundschaften erreichen.
Ein weiterer opportuner Zeitpunkt für ein Glücks-Ei ist eine Rampenlicht-Stunde mit einem Doppel-EP-Bonus für Entwicklungen – mit 4.000 EP pro Entwicklung und etwa 70 Evolutionen in 30 Minuten kommt ein ansehnlicher EP-Batzen zusammen.
Alle Rampenlicht-Stunden
Zusammenfassend empfiehlt es sich, einfach einmal pro Tag reinzuschauen und die saftigen Boni für den ersten Fang und die erste PokéStop-Drehung abzuholen, um die Serien nicht zu verpassen.
Wenn Sie dazu aktiv ein paar Freundschaften pflegen und opportune Zeitpunkte abpassen, um ein Glücks-Ei zu zünden, haben Sie die EP-Herausforderung in der Tasche und der nächste Levelaufstieg für Ihren Trainer ist nicht weit entfernt.
Friends and friendship bonuses in Pokemon GO
By Victor (admin) Reading 7 min. Posted by
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Finding friends in Pokemon GO and making friends is easy, but understanding how attack bonuses and trade discounts (trading Pokemon) work is not so easy. Therefore, we have prepared for you some tables that will help you understand what bonuses you will receive for each level of friendship in Pokemon GO. nine0007
Contents
- 1 How to find friends in Pokemon GO
- 2 How to add a friend in Pokemon GO
- 3 How to delete a friend in Pokemon GO
- 4 What information my friends see about me in Pokemon GO
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1 How to increase friendship level
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- 6 Friendship level damage bonuses and additional premium Pokeballs
- 7 Pokemon trade discount from friendship level
- 8 Tips and tricks
How to find friends in Pokemon GO
Finding friends in Pokemon GO is quite easy — you just need to ask Trainer Code from local players and add them to your friends list (or tell them your code). You can also use the article “Find friends in Pokemon GO” — in the comments you can find a huge number of codes from different parts of the country and the world, as well as add your own.
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How to add a friend in Pokemon GO
Before you can start earning friendship bonuses in Pokemon GO, you need to add a friend. There are a couple of ways to do this.
First of all, you need to send a potential friend your Trainer Code
- Click on the icon Avatar in the lower left corner
- Select tab Friends
- Click on the button “Add Friend”
- Click on “Share my trainer code” ( Share my Trainer Code)
- Select the method by which you will share the code
You can also use the «Copy my Trainer Code» button ( Copy my Trainer Code) to copy the code to the clipboard and paste it where you want.
If you received a Friend Request :
- Click on the icon Avatar in the lower left corner
- Go to the Friends tab
- Click on the inscription “X people sent you Friend Requests”
- Click “Accept” to accept the requested friend request
- The coach will be added to your friend list (Friend list)
If you received trainer code from another trainer:
- Click on icon Avatar in the lower left corner
- Select tab Friends
- Press the button “Add Friend”
- Enter the received coach code in section “Add Friend”
- Click on the button “Send” to send a friend request
Once your request has been received and approved, the trainer will appear on your friends list
How to delete a friend in Pokemon GO
If you added a trainer as a friend by mistake or you no longer want to be friends with him, you can remove him at any time:
- Click on the icon Avatar in the lower left corner
- Go to the Friends tab
- Click on “Friend” you want to delete
- Press the button “Remove Friend” at the very bottom of the screen
What information can my friends see about me in Pokemon GO
All your friends can see information about you — and quite detailed.
There’s a lot more than what’s available in the raid lobby. In turn, you can see the same information
On the Friends List screen , you can see the following information:
- Coach avatar
- Friendship level with the coach (expressed in hearts)
- Coach nickname
- When was the last time you logged into the game (Today, 1 day ago, 2 days ago, more than 2 days ago)
- Last activity (sent you a gift or caught a Pokémon)
After clicking on the coach, you will be taken to the screen “Friend Detail” . It contains more detailed information about the trainer:
- Nickname of the trainer
- Trainer Buddy Pokemon Name
- Friendship level with the coach (expressed in hearts)
- Trainer avatar with Buddy Pokémon
- Trainer Level
- Number of battles won
- Total distance covered by the coach
- Number of Pokémon caught
Friendship Levels in Pokemon GO
Pokemon GO has 5 friendship levels which are indicated by hearts next to each of your friends (from 0 to 5)
| Minimum time to reach the level |
Trading (effects) |
Raids and gyms (effects) |
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| Best Friend | 90 days |
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| Ultra Friend | 30 days |
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| Great Friend | 7 days |
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| Good friend (Good Friend) | Day 1 |
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| Friend | – |
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How to increase your friendship level
You can increase the quality of your friendship (and eventually the level) by playing with your friend.
Once a day, you can increase the quality of your friendship with your friend with these actions:
- Send and open a gift from your friend
- Pokémon Exchange
- Joint participation in raids
- Gym Battle Together
Friend Level Damage Bonus and Extra Premium Poké Balls
You get a Damage Bonus and extra Premium Poké Balls when you raid with a friend. Only one bonus per level can be active (the maximum is used). You receive the XP reward once (when the level is unlocked)
| Damage Bonus | Extra Premier Balls | XP reward | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good friends 1 day |
3% | 0 | 3000 |
| Great friends 7 days |
5% | 1 | 10,000 |
| Ultra friends 30 days |
7% | 2 | 50,000 |
| Best friends 90 days |
10% | 4 | 100,000 |
Pokemon Trade Cost Discount from Friendship Level
In addition to the damage bonus, you also get a discount on Pokemon Trade Cost.
At first, the discount is small, but as you level up, it becomes very significant and makes regular deals almost free.
Each level of friendship with a trainer unlocks a discount percentage, which is then applied to all transactions with this trainer:
| Level | Discount percentage |
|---|---|
| Good friends 1 day |
0% |
| Great friends 7 days |
20% |
| Ultra friends 30 days |
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| Best friends 90 days |
96% |
Discounts for Great Friend and Ultra Friend are huge, they make regular deals almost free.
The following table shows the cost of trading all types of Pokemon depending on the level of friendship (the price is indicated in “dust”)
| Level | Regular and Regional | Shiny and Legendary | ||
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| Available in Pokedex | Not in the Pokedex yet | Available in Pokedex | Not in the Pokedex yet | |
| Good friends 1 day |
100 | 20,000 | 20,000 | 1,000,000 |
| Great friends 7 days |
80 | 16,000 | 800,000 | |
| Ultra friends 30 days |
8 | 1. 600 |
1.600 | 80,000 |
| Best friends 90 days |
4 | 800 | 800 | 40,000 |
Currently, the penalty for trading a Pokémon that is not yet in your Pokédex is 200x the regular price. It’s quite a lot, but still bearable if you’re trading regional Pokémon (20k dust)0007
Tips and Tricks
Don’t relax until you’re Ultra Friend with all the people you play with often. After a month, you will be able to conduct regular Pokemon trades for 8 units of dust, count for free. Try not to forget that it is worth constantly increasing the level of friendship.
Remember that you can only increase your quality (level) of friendship once a day . This means that once a day you must send / open a gift to a friend, raid together or fight in gyms together. It’s pretty easy (especially sending a gift), so don’t forget to follow these simple steps.
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So, today we learned how to find, add and remove friends in Pokemon GO, how to increase the level of friendship in the game, what damage and trade bonuses exist and how to get them.
Share your helpful experience with the Friends feature in Pokémon GO in the comments.
Pokémon GO: how to find Pokémon, fight in the gym and save traffic
July 14, 2016
Games
Android
In the first part, we talked about where to download and how to install Pokemon GO, then we introduced you to the basic rules. And today we will tell you about tricks and secrets, the knowledge of which is useful for every hunter of pocket monsters. nine0007
If you thought Pokémon GO was an aimless rpg filled with monsters and special effects, it’s not. In fact, this game has a rather complex and well-oiled gameplay, richly flavored with easter eggs, tricks and unexpected surprises. Here’s what we’ve learned so far.
Locating and Capturing Pokémon
- Flying leaves indicate that there are Pokémon hiding somewhere.
- The lower right corner of the screen shows images of Pokémon hiding nearby. The approximate distance can be determined by the number of tracks near each of them. It has been experimentally established that one footprint equals approximately 40 meters. nine0016
- On the capture screen, the color and size of the circle around the monster matters. The smaller it is, the more successful the throw will be. Green means easy prey, yellow means you have to work hard, and the red circle means Pokémon that are almost impossible to catch.
- If you miss and your pokeball hasn’t rolled off the screen yet, tap it quickly. This will allow you to re-roll and save discs.
- Twisted throws can be made. To do this, press the pokeball, then make a few circular movements with your finger and only then throw. For this you will get extra points. nine0016
- The higher your level, the more rare and powerful Pokemon you will come across.
- The time of day affects Pokémon behavior.
If you take a walk in the evening, you can catch rare night monsters. - Even if you caught a lot of the same monsters, don’t stop doing it anyway. For this you get experience, candy (Candy) and star dust (Stardust). Extra Pokémon can always be given to the professor for a reward.
Gyms and PokéStops
- To join a faction and get into the gym, you need to reach at least the fifth level.
- The choice of faction does not matter. In any case, large functional differences between the fractions have not yet been identified.
- Empty hyms are shown in grey. You can take any of them and leave one of your Pokémon there. One!
- Battle in your faction’s Gym upgrades your Pokémon and increases the Prestige of that Gym. Fighting in the gym of another faction reduces prestige. When it becomes zero, the faction will lose control of this place and you can take it. nine0016
- Each Gym that has your Pokémon in it earns you 500 Stardust and 10 Coins per day.
- PokéStops recharge every 5 minutes.
- You don’t have to tap on each of them to collect the prizes dropped from the PokéStop’s spinning disk. Just close this screen and all power-ups will automatically appear in your inventory.
Battles
- You can use several techniques in battle. A quick tap on an enemy triggers a quick attack. A long tap allows you to apply a super blow. Swipe left or right allows you to dodge attacks. nine0016
- Fighting in your faction’s gym cannot disable your Pokémon. If you win, you get experience points.
- Defeat in the Gym of another faction disables your monsters. You can revive them and restore strength only with the help of special items from your backpack — Potion and Revive.
Eggs
- Eggs sometimes drop from PokeStops. Eggs often hatch into the rarest and most powerful Pokémon.
- To hatch a Pokemon, the egg must be placed in an incubator (there is one in the inventory by default).
Next, you need to walk the distance indicated near each egg. nine0016
- Only walking distance is counted, bicycle and car are not eligible. While walking, the Pokémon GO app must be active.
Data and Battery Saving Tips
- Pokémon GO uses the Google Maps API for location, which can significantly reduce your mobile data usage. Just open the Google Maps app on your smartphone and save your city map for offline use. Now Pokémon GO will be able to load cards from the cache, which will not only reduce the amount of data transferred, but also increase the speed of the game. nine0016
- Some users complain that the game drains the battery too much. However, this is not surprising, because Pokémon GO keeps the screen constantly on, determines the location, transmits and receives data, uses the gadget’s camera and sensors. To reduce power consumption, activate the Battery Saver in the game settings. This will make it possible to turn off the screen at the moment when you lower the smartphone.
