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I'm sure this has been asked before but its hard to find a good guide for every minor question; -Does your level influence the CP of egg pokemon? If so, would it be smart to sit on my 5km eggs until I'm a higher level? My personal goal is to make the buffest porygon possible. -Is there literally any way to figure out how close a pokemon on the radar is to you?
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Internet Kraken posted:I'm sure this has been asked before but its hard to find a good guide for every minor question; In order: 1) Probably? It's certainly the case for wild pokemon, so I see no reason why it shouldn't be so for eggs. 2) Cheating. Seriously, the whole flare up over python (fyi, I use other programming languages for work and have no desire to install more things just for cheating at a f2p mobile game, it's not that it's especially complex) over the last few pages is because there's various programs that pluck the pokemon data from niantic and just give them to you straight up. The 3 step bug (which might be an intentional attempt to lessen server strain) is an unfortunate reality.
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Jul 21, 2016 08:23
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Internet Kraken posted:
Pokemon in eggs are generated when you get the egg, not when it hatches, so the pokemon will match the level you were when you got the egg. No need to hoard, just hatch every drat egg.
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Jul 21, 2016 08:27
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Zorblack posted:You don't need to apologize to anyone who cannot or will not bother to learn Python.  quote:Make a github account, clone the project, get your own javascript maps API key, and edit it in to static/index.html, then deploy it to a heroku instance. I'm just saying ^^^that was stated so matter-of-fact, that it seemed like it was assumed it was common knowledge. It has nothing to do with being tech phobic. Someone is explaining how to do a thing I don't understand, in terms I don't understand. But sure, teaching yourself a programming language and basically compiling your own program is just as easy as driving a car. 
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Jul 21, 2016 08:35
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Like a hundred people a day die in automobile crashes in the United States alone. Just because you're used to doing something or it's a vital skill that almost everyone learns at some point doesn't mean it's trivial.
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Jul 21, 2016 08:43
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How many people die trying to hack phone games in python?
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Jul 21, 2016 08:51
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Lol car analogies, at least make it work, ya know? Learning python is nothing like learning to drive, as everyone is at least familiar with the concepts of driving. It's much more like learning to maintain the engine YouTube tutorials. It's totally possible for someone to sit there and work out how to replace a gearbox but there are so many variables in experience that determine how likely a person is to be successful at it, regardless of their 'potential' as a mechanic. Don't be so loving patronising.
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Jul 21, 2016 08:54
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Are we still talking about car crashes while playing Pokemon Go in here?
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Jul 21, 2016 09:12
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Programming in Python is like driving while playing Pokemon Go. It's not that hard for me but some people just aren't cut out for it.
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Jul 21, 2016 09:19
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jiggerypokery posted:Lol car analogies, at least make it work, ya know? Learning python is nothing like learning to drive, as everyone is at least familiar with the concepts of driving. It's much more like learning to maintain the engine YouTube tutorials. It's totally possible for someone to sit there and work out how to replace a gearbox but there are so many variables in experience that determine how likely a person is to be successful at it, regardless of their 'potential' as a mechanic. It's also like cooking a fancy restaurant quality meal or something. Everybody eats and prepares basic meals but making something complex or really good is a step above.
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Jul 21, 2016 09:37
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SynthOrange posted:Are we still talking about car crashes while playing Pokemon Go in here? god I loving wish
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Jul 21, 2016 09:40
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Wandle Cax posted:It's also like cooking a fancy restaurant quality meal or something. Everybody eats and prepares basic meals but making something complex or really good is a step above. 
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Jul 21, 2016 10:00
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I know Python, but I am too lazy to create a Pokemon account to start these python tools to map your city (when I tried, the new account creation form was closed). Getting trough the dependencies is just annoying ( Oh, you have two pythons in your system? what about flask, Pip, WHAT ABOUT FLASK?? brew that thing, no!!, you Brew that thing!, you should have use the builtin one, you drat python casual! , le requirements.txt boi! ). I am not even sure using these scripts are a good thing. Sure, you improve your probability of finding rare pokemons, but you also hammer the servers so your bot exploring count as hundreds of users (a single guy generating the server traffic 300 guys). Probably is better to enter some local Pokemon Go community and find rare pokes with the tried and proven method of asking other human beings and making new friends...
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Jul 21, 2016 10:08
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I agree, this game is terrible. The only redeeming 'feature' is the social phenomenon aspect and writing/using a bunch of toolage to make your in-app numbers go up will completely ruin your experience. Gotta ask yourself, what are you competing for anyway?
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Jul 21, 2016 10:41
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SynthOrange posted:Are we still talking about car crashes while playing Pokemon Go in here? A slow motion car crash of a conversational detour away from car crashing relating to Pokémon Go feels appropriate. Or dumb. Yes. I am destined to catch highly evolved CP 28 monsters forever.
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Jul 21, 2016 11:00
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So while I'm enjoying myself I've got to agree with the guy from Nornire that the gym system is kinda silly. We've got a gym just outside the house. My girlfriend has had her snorlax on it for a good two days now. That's the longest any gym has stood in the town I live in (Stockport) because there's just too much footfall. It's sort of crazy that you can get your entire team against a gym because even very powerful pokemon, stuff that's like 800-1400 I can beat with a bit of attrition. My annoyance with it going down is stuff like if I'm going on an 8km walk today it's frustrating to not be able to use that on my game when I'm not going to be able to do it any other day that week. It's not a big deal or anything, it's just like when it happens in a MMOG or something. If the one day you can play is the one day it isn't working it's sort of crap. The biggest thing that confuses me about the game is that you get the most pokemon in urban areas. I went on a walk between Stockport and Manchester a few days ago. It's roughly 10km. In that time I caught 8 pokemon and they were all duplicates. Meanwhile I walked through stockport for about 15 minutes and caught 4 new pokemon. I walked through a large country park and got literally nothing as well. I get the reasons but it feels wrong, surely parks and stuff should be packed with the things! I guess I expected the app to encourage me to explore rather than stay around in the same area.
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Jul 21, 2016 11:11
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When you guys mention Pidgey farming, do you mean keeping them? So far I've transfered them all.
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Jul 21, 2016 11:32
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Yeah stash a whole pile of them, then when you've got a whole bunch, evolve all of them at once after popping a Lucky Egg. Same goes for any other 12 candy evolution pokemon like weedles.
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Jul 21, 2016 11:34
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SynthOrange posted:Yeah stash a whole pile of them, then when you've got a whole bunch, evolve all of them at once after popping a Lucky Egg. Same goes for any other 12 candy evolution pokemon like weedles. Noted!
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Jul 21, 2016 11:40
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You can also use http://pidgeycalc.com to quickly figure out how many Pidgeys/candies are needed and how much XP you'd get with the lucky egg, as well as the approximate time it would take to evolve everything.
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Jul 21, 2016 11:44
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IncendiaC posted:You can also use http://pidgeycalc.com to quickly figure out how many Pidgeys/candies are needed and how much XP you'd get with the lucky egg, as well as the approximate time it would take to evolve everything. The thing is, since levelling doesn't do a lot it feels like all you're doing with that is making the game harder for yourself.
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Jul 21, 2016 11:51
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IncendiaC posted:You can also use http://pidgeycalc.com to quickly figure out how many Pidgeys/candies are needed and how much XP you'd get with the lucky egg, as well as the approximate time it would take to evolve everything. FYI, pidgeycalc says you can evolve 60 in 30 minutes, I was able to eke out 70 last night and that's with one app restart (wifi issues I think). Won't affect many people, but that's just my experience! I had 23 more ready to evolve but hadn't yet because I wanted to test the limits 
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Jul 21, 2016 12:00
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I think Pidgeys calc is counting extra time for you turning in your new pidgeotto for more candy. If you have enough already you can go faster.
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Jul 21, 2016 12:06
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Taear posted:The thing is, since levelling doesn't do a lot it feels like all you're doing with that is making the game harder for yourself. Yeah, given that it takes 500,000 xp to go from 29->30, I am going to try and enjoy my teens as much as possible before the grind gets real. No need to induce it early.
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Jul 21, 2016 12:16
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I just catch everything for fun, then evolve everything at once to see the bars fill and numbers go up I wish lucky eggs didn't exist in-game
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Jul 21, 2016 12:19
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An epic battle happened on my morning walk.    Splashing to the top of the
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Jul 21, 2016 12:34
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US politicians asking the important questions: https://democrats-energycommerce.ho....2016.07.19.pdfPity they didn't ask them about the servers being down all the time too.
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Jul 21, 2016 12:38
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Kabuki Shipoopi posted:It has nothing to do with being tech phobic. Someone is explaining how to do a thing I don't understand, in terms I don't understand. But sure, teaching yourself a programming language and basically compiling your own program is just as easy as driving a car. Sorry I read this as "someone is making me Google things  ". not sorry
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Jul 21, 2016 12:48
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What the gently caress's a Heracross instance?
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Jul 21, 2016 12:52
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GeneX posted:I just catch everything for fun, then evolve everything at once to see the bars fill and numbers go up That's just what I do too. Level just seems like a way for the top levelled people to always control every gym!
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Kabuki Shipoopi posted:
Zombies' Downfall posted:Like a hundred people a day die in automobile crashes in the United States alone. Just because you're used to doing something or it's a vital skill that almost everyone learns at some point doesn't mean it's trivial. I'm not saying everyone can or should be a professional Python programmer. Not everyone who learns to drive learns to shift a manual transmission and gets their CDL or becomes a professional race car driver. But a basic competency at driving is a valuable life skill. And a basic competency at coding is a valuable life skill. And Python is a good path to getting a basic competency at coding. If you have a hate-on for Python then pick another language. Put the Swift Playgrounds on an iPad or something. You might even enjoy it.
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Jul 21, 2016 13:17
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Is there any way to tell how many CP a Poke will gain on evolution? I'm sitting on a 500 Wartortle but I don't know if it's worth hoarding candy for it if it'll only go up to 600 when I could be evolving Squirtles instead.
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Jul 21, 2016 13:19
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Rastor posted:Yeah, I stand by my post. If you're saying learning Python is way, way harder than learning to drive then you never tried to learn Python because it is not that complex. Like people are talking about compiling and stuff and in Python it handles all that for you.
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Jul 21, 2016 13:20
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Germstore posted:What the gently caress's a Heracross instance? You headbutt your computer until it starts working
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Jul 21, 2016 13:22
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Germstore posted:What the gently caress's a Heracross instance? After the technological rapture, each human will be followed by a legion of thinking machine minds. These thinking machines will do a serie of task for them, sometimes involving warring opposing factions in the Nun-reality. I think a herocross instance is just a virtual superfortress where you have units of labor doing something for you.
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Jul 21, 2016 13:25
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Julio Cruz posted:Is there any way to tell how many CP a Poke will gain on evolution? I'm sitting on a 500 Wartortle but I don't know if it's worth hoarding candy for it if it'll only go up to 600 when I could be evolving Squirtles instead. http://pogotoolkit.com/ Good news: it won't be 600 Bad news: it will be 700
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Jul 21, 2016 13:39
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Hey guys, we got a cool discord for people to chat about how they are gonna die while pogoing and driving! (hint: its always yellow team) https://discord.gg/GvATQd6 We also have a channel where all the spergs have compiled data related to this unclear game and city specific channels for you to find a goon near you!
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Rastor posted:Yeah, I stand by my post. If you're saying learning Python is way, way harder than learning to drive then you never tried to learn Python because it is not that complex. Like people are talking about compiling and stuff and in Python it handles all that for you. Legit curious, how is basic python (or coding, I guess) a "valuable life skill"? Like I'm not even joking. It's come up here in regards to cheating at pokemon and is also applicable to my real life in the following ways: _____ ? 
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Jul 21, 2016 14:00
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The only python in my life is Ekans. Edit:  He meant to type "due". Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 14:09 on Jul 21, 2016 |
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Clocks posted:Legit curious, how is basic python (or coding, I guess) a "valuable life skill"? Like I'm not even joking. It's come up here in regards to cheating at pokemon and is also applicable to my real life in the following ways: _____ ? having multiple skills, especially ones relating to computing, is valuable to your person in these days with an over saturated job market in most fields. It also shows you have the ability to learn things outside your chosen field, and an ability to learn looks good. Mostly be a well rounded person rather than focusing on one narrow thing
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