I walked my Charmander as my buddy from 17 candy up to 125. Squirtles are fairly common but hatched two during Halloween when it was double candy - so got 35 out of that. Geodudes aren't overly common here, not one I see a lot of.
I made the mistake of not going out walking during double candy. Could have gotten so much from the eggs if I had did an hour of walking each night.
Dragonite (90 candy) Venusaur (3) Charizard (11) Machamp (23) Lapras, Kabutops (32), Exeggutor (15), Aerodactyl, Farfetch'd, Kangaskhan, Tauros Is what I need
How? Do you walk to work, or do you go out walking just to get candy? 12-13km is well over 2 hours of walking.
Just go for a walk.... I'm on my feet all night at work but because it's short distances and going back on myself it doesn't always clock.
Not being raped by pidgeys & weedles quite so much but still getting pretty much the same lot. Do you have to be at an elite level to come across something rare?
Just have to be someplace a lot of cell phone usage takes place and interesting things appear. Will be a lot better when they add in the second generation because you will get a better variety Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Which is odd because my park spawns nothing. And I mean that literally. Doesn't even spawn shitty Pokémon. Just nothing at all. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
My phone hasn't broke and I'm still playing. And I enjoy it still. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I didn't mind playing it all, but Inverness has a very limited range of Pokemon unless you go to the Caley ground (no chance of that) for fire types.
New Pokemon released today from Johto region. Name your evees Sakura and Tamao for the new Evee eveolutions.
I've found Squirtle, Bulbasaur and Charmander virtually impossible to find in Inverness. Pikachu only spawns in one spot, five miles from my flat as well. :/
You missed the opportunity to get them over Xmas and New Years. They were literally spawning everywhere. I caught about 180 candy worth of each (still didn't get a decent charmander though).