Tips to be invincible Pokemon Go Gym master

Wanna be the best gym trainer…? Wanna own gym for more time…? Here are some Tips to be invincible Pokemon Go Gym master.

1. Know which pokémon are better at attacking: If you want to attack, use pokémon like Snorlax, Dragonite, Lapras, Vaporeon (even after the patch), Arcanine, and Exeggutor.
2. Choose a gym with low foot traffic: Some gyms are constantly under attack and switching hands every five minutes. Go for less busy gyms that will let you attack and leave defenders in peace.
3. Choose and Organize your pokémon before a battle: Set the attack order of your pokémon from lowest CP to highest CP. You don’t want to burn out your strongest pokémon right off the bat. Also, take into effect each of their typings so each one of your pokémon will be effective at some point in the battle.
4. Attack with friends: Pokémon Go is made to be played with friends and other trainers you might find out and about. If a gym is too tough, try attacking it simultaneously with someone on the same team.
5. Leave your best defender behind: The best defenders to place in an empty gym usually have the most health, so they can last longer against attackers. The best defenders are Lapras, Poliwrath, Dragonite, Snorlax, Exeggutor, and Slowbro in that order.
6. Keep your best defender out of the battle: When you clear out a gym, you have to stick a pokémon in there quickly or someone else will. That’s why it’s best to keep your defender out of your battles and at full health. A defender has to have full health to get placed, and the time it takes to heal a pokémon is just long enough for someone else to swoop in and steal your victory.
7. After you’ve secured the gym, you can hang out for a while and level up its prestige so other teammates can place their pokémon in there as well. Now you’re ready to get out there and rep your team with pride.That’s all for today.Stick with us for all latest news of pokemon go and other anime seasons too.Like our facebook page, and if you are a youtuber or some fan looking for a platform for marketing…

READ MORE

5 Games That Should Be Made Like Pokemon GO!

Now I’m not going to list these as a top 5 because all of these games are worthy of a make and since none of them are real we cannot list them on which will be a better game, however I know you will enjoy this list as much as I enjoyed making it! Please note this is strictly based upon Opinion.

Harry Potter GO

Imagine being able to go around the world to different magic schools and fight other wizards and be in different wizard games like the saga. I think Harry Potter GO could possibly be one of the nerdiest yet coolest games to touch the app stores.

Fallout GO

Now searching the wasteland for weapons, valuable items and fighting death claws on a mobile device would be F***KING AMAZING. Just Imagine playing a game similar to Pokemon go and Fallout 3/4/New Vegas. This game would absolutely smash every game in the competition besides the original GO, Pokemon GO. If they did it, they could animate what’s around you to be seen as the game originally looks on the console, allowing you to experience the full Fallout Experience on your mobile device! God, I wish I had a Nuka Cola right now…

Monster Hunter GO

Now this game I’m fairly new to, however with the concept of this game is mainly hunting monsters for items in order to make weapons or increase a weapons strength, or simply finding items to make Armor. This game would be another great addition to the GO. If you’ve ever played Monster Hunter, imagining it as a GO game with the scenarios would be crazy .. Walking around your city as it’s turned into a dinosaur monster like place on your mobile device. Mind boggling.

Runescape GO

Those of you who played the Original Runescape 2 Servers would be pretty stoked to see this game on this list, now if you’re an MMORPG fan seeing a game like RuneScape being made into a GO game would be mind boggling, literally brain melting. Runescape is still one of the largest MMORPG games in the world with a new RS3 feature that in my opinion is really crappy, however they have added an Old School Server for the veterans that is still amazing. However Training a character and fighting other players and taking their loot on RSGO would be a dope concept as you have to battle monsters to train and spend hours killing them in order to get valuable items to PK. How they would could do it is make the whole world a PvP area and make Stops the Grand Exchange. Weird, cool and out of the box idea but hey why not RuneScape GO! lol

Jade Empire GO

Jade Empire is a forgotten hidden gem from over 10 years ago made by a company that only works on remaking the same crappy games over and over again ( BioWare ) However with Jade Empire it’s just a fairly weird Idea for a GO game. The game is an RPG that literally requires you to travel through Ancient Japan allowing you to experience some amazing sides Japan and the after life. However the way Jade Empire Go could be made is by traveling the world that could be rendered into an Ancient Japan like Scenarios and change to match certain missions you’re on. In search of items, bad people, good people and battle other JE monks and evil doers and also accepting missions from other towns and markets. Which these towns and markets could be made like Poke Stops. It’s a weird concept but if you read up to here I’d have to say I solely put this game here to get the name of Jade Empire out there because I really would love to see this game have a Sequel after 10 years!

READ MORE

Pokemon Go’s Biggest Move

Till now Pokemon Go is almost available world wide, making it more vulnerable and easy to exploit.Keeping this all stuff in mind Niantic the producer company Pokemon Go made its biggest move.

This news recently gained buzz around the internet that, Niantic the main company behind the biggest game of era Pokemon Go is issuing bans to players who violate its terms of service. Though terms of service violations vary, these bans appear to be directed at cheaters who rely on GPS spoofing, bots, and other software techniques that allow Pokemon Go to be played beyond the realm of its design parameters. For example, GPS spoofing lets you trick a smartphone into thinking you’re located in a different country, allowing you to catch pokemon located at that region that may be more easily located in that area or restricted to certain place. Bots, on the other hand, let you automate portions of the game.

In a note posted to its website this week, Niantic outlines violations of its TOS(terms of services) that can result in a permanent ban. The company says. “Our goal is to provide a fair, fun and legitimate game experience for everyone. We will continue to work with all of you to improve the quality of the gameplay, including ongoing optimization and fine tuning of our anti-cheat system.”

It’s still unclear how Pokemon Go developers are planning to detect the use of GPS spoofing, emulators, bots, and other hacks. A number of threads on Reddit’s Pokemon Go developer community, where much of the discussion around these techniques takes place, have popped up in the last two days. It seems users cannot seem to lock down what exactly results in a ban and how Niantic’s internal systems may be seeking out cheating behavior.

So being a legit and hardworking player will pay off a good price, and using spoof application and fake apps will not only result in a soft ban but to a permanent ban . That’s all for today.Stick with us for all latest news of pokemon go and other anime seasons too.Like ourfacebook page, and if you are a youtuber or some fan looking for a platform for marketing….feel free to contact us at team@otakukart.com or marketing@otakukart.com will get to you in no time and have a discussion over.

READ MORE

Someone Found A Ditto, And What Happened Next Was Pretty Sad – Pokemon Go

Legendary Pokemon are currently unavailable in Pokemon Go, but one legendary trainer has modified the game to make one other hidden Pokemon turn up.

Ditto is a shape-shifting Pokemon, capable of copying an opponent’s Pokemon and also its move . It’s also currently the only non-legendary Pokemon unavailable in the game(including only 1st gen Pokemons) hence it joins the league of legendary Pokemons like Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo and Mew.

Why Ditto is so special is still unclear, apart of its exclusive transformation ability. But there is a way to make it turn up Ditto in the game. For those tired of waiting to hear official news from Nintendo, this is a way to get a sneak peek of you favorite shapeshifter buddy.

The legendary trainer FrozenAquaCat uploaded a video of his game and describing a bit of his tinker work in the video description. Weedle, a bug-type Pokemon, has a Pokedex number of 13. Incidentally, this coincides with his encounter ID, which is what the game client uses to tell your device which Pokemon you just discovered.

The amazing trainer might realize that Ditto’s Pokedex number, and his encounter ID, just so happens to be 132. By modifying the Pokemon Go client, FrozenAquaCat was able to add the missing 2 to the ID, causing his next encounter with a Weedle to result in Ditto taking its place. Using the programming language Python, he was able to forcibly inject his code into the game using a technique that makes it playable on PC.

Unfortunately, the game crashes if he attempts to throw a Pokeball at the Ditto, but we’re one step closer to making capturing Ditto a reality. Until then, we’ll just have to wait until someone figures out how to make Ditto appear officially .

So till someone figures it out and let you all know, lets just charge our power banks and mobiles and get our asses moving to find the rest of Pokemons….!
Until we meet next time…..Gotta catch em’ all.

READ MORE

Pokemon GO Best Attackers and Defenders

Last week I submitted some preliminary analysis of the best pokemon for attack and defense in Pokemon Go (here for those interested:https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSilphRoad/comments/4rldov/pokemon_move_analysis/). Since then we’ve learned a fair amount more about pokemon rarity, move power, and some other game mechanics; so I’ve updated my code! Here are the results of my most recent analysis:

Best Attackers:

Best Defenders:

New to this analysis is some weighting to incorporate the fact that you’re more likely to chose a pokemon with type advantages over the defending pokemon, plus improvement in determining the best movesets based on the moves’ powers and number of bars on charge moves. I also included some weighting to increase the power of pokemon with higher CPs based on the list by/u/zehipp0(https://www.reddit.com/r/TheSilphRoad/comments/4se870/pokemon_cp_tier_list/).

Not yet included in the analysis is the speed of quick moves, which seems inconclusive at the moment.

If anyone wants a complete list of all 151 pokemon, I can provide it in the comments.

As a treat to those of you who have read this far, here are my lists of pokemon (including rarity, CP tier, and available moves) and moves (including power and number of charge bars):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/21sfvfes63udvy9/pokemon_list.xlsx?dl=0https://www.dropbox.com/s/7565nnnhfx7tcd1/move_list.xlsx?dl=0

READ MORE

Fake Your GPS Location & Movement to Cheat at Pokémon GO on Android

A strange thing is happening: there are people, groups of people even, walking the streets day and night staring wide-eyed at their mobile phones and laughing like manic children. What are these people doing? Are they taking pictures? Are they participating in some new social media craze? Is their activity an omen that thezombie apocalypse is upon us?

Nope. As it turns out, they're just playing a little game called Pokémon GO.

If you browse the internet on a daily basis or have any sort of contact with other human beings, you have no doubt heard about the augmented reality game Pokémon GO, which was released just last week to everyone. From the creators of Ingress, Pokémon GO is all about catching Pokémon, and you have to actually go outside and find them.

Don't Miss: Pokémon GO Just Gamified the Non-Sedentary Lifestyle

The game uses your phone's GPS signal to relay information about Pokémon that may be in your area, and once you're close enough to a Pokémon, you will have an opportunity to capture said Pokémon.

However, if you'd rather not leave the safety of your home to catch Pokémon, we may be able to help you. Location spoofing isn't a new thing, but when used in conjunction with games like Pokémon GO, you just might have something pretty exciting.

Don't Miss:

Pokémon Go Significantly Changes the Classic Game, for Better or Worse

So today, we're going to show you how to trick Pokémon GO into thinking you're someplace that you're really not so that you can capture Pokémon that might be in a city far, far away.

Note: While the steps in this tutorial do work, it is important that you are aware of the risks involved in tricking the game. Niantic, the creators of the game, might issue you a soft ban if you attempt to spoof your location which will prevent you from logging into your account for a few hours. However, if you're rooted, there is a way to prevent them from finding out that you're spoofing locations.

Don't Miss: How to Cheat at Pokémon GO Without Getting Banned

Step 1Install a Spoofer

First, you will need to set up your Android phone to be able to alter its GPS location. There are several you can choose from, but we'll be using Fake Location Spoofer Free from Megapps Ventures. If you want to do it on an iPhone, you'd need to be jailbroken and use a similar app from Cydia.

• Install Fake Location Spoofer Free from the Google Play Store

Once the app is installed, you will need to enable "Developer options" on your phone, if you don't already have it enabled. When set up, in the "Developer options" (found in Settings), go to "Mock location app," then choose the Fake Location Spoofer that you just installed.

 

Choose Your Location

Once your phone is set up for spoofing, open the Fake Location Spoofer app. You will be presented with a map of the world; to choose a location, simply pinch and zoom on the map, and once you are satisfied with the location, double-tap on it, then hit the orange play button on the bottom-right.

When your location has been chosen, the app will put a notification in your notification tray that allows you to stop spoofing your location.

Start Cheating

As you may have guessed, once you open Pokémon GO, the game will read your current location as the spoofed location. As a result, once inside the game, you will be presented with a map of the location you are spoofing, along with all the cute and cuddly Pokémon in the area.




(1) Our default location in Los Angeles. (2) Our spoofed location in Chicago.

It is highly recommended that you do not change your location more than once every few hours or so, or else you will increase the likelihood of getting soft banned. By changing your location every few hours, you will be able to capture Pokémon without ever having to leave your home.

Also See: How to Hack Counter-Strike to Play on Your Android

Other Ways to Cheat at Pokémon Go

If you're worried about a temporary ban or just want other ways to play in a lazy fashion, you can "spoof" distance goals (to hatch eggs, for example) using a few different techniques, courtesy of Rusty Cage.

It should go without saying, but there are definitely risks involved by tying you phone to a ceiling fan or placing it in your bike's spokes, but hey, gotta catch 'em all, right?

READ MORE

Pokemon, why did you get so complicated?

Remember those heady times when Pokemon was so simple you could play it on a calculator? Ah, those were the days. In fact, remember calculators? Ah yes, those were the days indeed.

I used to think that I would never get old, that I would always understand the younger generation and modern technology because I grew up with it all. But there's one thing I feel that I've lost touch with: Pokemon.

Pokemon got complicated. I'm not sure exactly when it happened, and I'm not saying Red and Blue were the peak of the series - that was probably Gold or Ruby, mostly because I just really liked my starter Pokemon back then. And although I do think the recent Pokemon games are good in their own way, there was a beautiful simplicity in some of the earlier games that they miss.

Why can't I now help but worry about EV and IV stats? Why can't I just beat the Elite Four with my starter Pokemon, a bird I've had since the beginning, some random creatures I think are cute, and a tonne of potions? What do you mean I have to have a Shy Tyranitar and a Curious Rhyhorn?

Mewtwo can evolve now? What the hell is the Pokerus? Are you telling me my Charmander has an STD?

I understand that Pokemon can be a very competitive, intense and strategic game while also being a game in which I get to name bunch of fluffy animals things like 'Butts' and 'Cakehole', but it must be a little overwhelming for new players coming to the franchise.

I once went to a Pokemon tournament hosted by Johnny Vegas where he and I bonded over the fact that the large group of 11-15 year-olds seemed to just inherently understand the complicated stuff that goes on behind those console screens while we stood back, baffled but impressed. I sort of wanted to ask them what they knew about premium bonds or PPI just to get the upper hand, but I didn't.

So yes, sometimes I wonder if nothing has changed and actually I'm just looking back on my childhood with nostalgia goggles, but then I see things like Mega Evolutions and realise I can't be alone in thinking that things have got a bit out of hand. Did you know that there are now over 700 different monsters? If I mentioned Bastiodon would you know if I was talking about a Pokemon or a hip new indie band? Me neither.

Don't get me wrong, later games have brought some cool new features - the weather cycle, the day/night cycle, condition-based evolutions (within limits) - all good ideas that make the world seem more real and engaging. But it feels like some have also made the game unnecessarily more difficult. Why am I feeding my Feebas poffins to raise its beauty stat just so it can evolve when I should be blowing my money in the casino like a normal functioning adult of the Pokemon world?

So here's my proposal for the next generation of games: just strip it back a bit. I'm cool with the way the Pokemon games look now. Very pretty. Very colourful. The 3D is a nice touch. But let's stop churning out new creatures like God on a tight deadline. For the developers to add 100 new species each generation seemed like an unnecessarily difficult challenge, so 72 in X and Y was a welcome compromise - but even 50 would surely suffice. It also makes the Pokemon Professors look incompetent. Oh, you only just noticed 500 new species just flapping around the land? How the hell did you get the title 'Pokemon Professor' in the first place?

Sure, maybe keep some of the cuter new Pokemon, the ones that don't look like Digimon cast-offs. Have you seen Cinccino and Sylveon? Yeah, they can stay. But Diggersby? What the hell happened there? The improved dialogue and more in-depth plots are good too, but Mega Evolutions? Blast off. Fairy type? Go away.

Call me an out of touch old grump, but am I the only one who'd like the next set of Pokemon games rein it in again just a bit?

READ MORE