Pojo's Unofficial Advanced Pokemon Go: The Best Tips and Strategies for the World's Hottest Game!($6.98Value)

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The international phenomenon Pokémon GO has already changed the way people interact with their world, and the game is evolving just as fast as the Pokémon themselves! It’s time to level up, load up your Pokédex, and become a gym master with Pojo’s Unofficial Advanced Pokémon Go, the fully up to date game guide featuring tricks, strategies, and dozens of instructive full-color screenshots. Pojo’s Unofficial Advanced Pokémon Go is also your go-to reference on attacks, rankings, nests, tracking, rare Pokémon sightings, and more—even the new Pokémon GO Plus device. It’s the perfect book for any player, whether you’re Level 5 or 25, whether you’re Team Mystic or Team Instinct. Achieve master trainer status, and GO catch ’em all! Triumph Books is a leader in quality and innovation in sports publishing and also publishes pop culture and current events books. They are based in Chicago. Pojo's Unofficial Advanced Pokemon By Triumph Books LLC Triumph Books LLC Copyright © 2016 Triumph Books LLC All rights reserved. ISBN: 978-1-62937-420-8 Contents Introduction, Safety First!, How To Get Pikachu As Your Starting Pokémon!, Map View Screen, Progress and Achievements Screen, Sightings Screen, Buddy Pokémon, Pokédex and Pokémon Screens, Egg Screen, What's Inside an Egg?, Pokéstops, Catching Pokémon, Pokéballs, Augmented Reality, Regional Pokémon, Items Screen, Potions and Revives, Incense and Lure Modules, Razz Berries, Lucky Eggs, Item Management Tips, Shop, The Pokémon Camera, Settings Screen, Transferring Pokémon to Professor Willow, What are Pokémon GO IVs?, The Appraisal Feature, Leveling Up and Powering Up, Evolving High-Level Pokémon, CP vs. IV, Powering Up and Evolving: Which to do first, Attacking Gyms, Supporting Local Businesses, Socializing, Taking Fun Pictures, Eevee-lutions!, Experience Values & Rewards, Pokémon GO Wearables, Maximum Walking Speed, Batteries and Gloves, Pokémon Nests, Pokémon Type Attack Chart, Pokémon GO Power Ranking Charts, Pojo's Pokémon GO Pokédex, CHAPTER 1 Safety First! You probably have heard stories about people getting injured while playing Pokémon GO. Some folks have walked into traffic. Others have crashed their cars playing while driving. And some people have actually walked off cliffs! It's easy to get caught up playing Pokémon GO, but you still need to pay attention to your environment. Stop walking if you are searching for Pokémon. Stop walking if you are catching a Pokémon. If you need to look at your screen, you should stop what you are doing and just be safe. Safety can mean many things though, besides not walking off a bridge: • First and foremost — always be aware of your surroundings! Keep to areas you know are safe for playing Pokémon GO, and pay attention to strangers around you. You may be hunting Pokémon, but someone there might be hunting wallets and purses. If you are going into a strange area, make sure you walk with friends. • If you're going on a long hunt in the sun, apply sunscreen. If it's winter, consider touchscreen gloves to protect your hands. • If you're crossing the street, make sure you pay attention to the cars — do not assume drivers will see you and stop. • Don't enter private property. Don't assume a property owner is okay with you hunting Pokémon on their front lawn. • Make sure don't get dehydrated if you are going on a long hunt. Bring drinks and snacks. • Always wear bright colors at night. If other people can't see you, they can't avoid you. • Have backup battery power. The last thing you want is a dead cell phone when you run into an emergency. And last but not least — NEVER play while driving a car or riding a bike. No Pokémon is worth it! CHAPTER 2 How To Get Pikachu As Your Starting Pokémon! In the Pokémon Anime, Ash starts with Pikachu. So the creators of Pokémon GO put a little Easter Egg in the game so you can start with Pikachu, too. We are sharing this information with you early in the book because it's very easy to miss. This might be beyond folks at this late stage, but maybe you're thinking of starting a second account? Or, maybe you're helping someone start their first account? Okay, first things first. You have to be starting the game at the very beginning. When you start playing Pokémon GO, you are presented with three choices of Pokémon: Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur. These are the same three choices players had at the beginning of Pokémon Red and Blue back in 1998. You have to ignore these Pokémon! Don't catch any of them. Instead, head outside and go on a nice long walk. Walking in circles won't count. GO's internal GPS needs you to walk far away from your starting point. After about 200 yards or so, the three starting Pokémon will pop back up in a new place tempting you to catch them. You have to ignore them again, and keep walking farther away. After another 200 yards or so, they will pop back up again. You still have to ignore them, and