Pokemon GO Trivia

1. As well as getting some Pokeballs from the Pokestop I also got an egg. I put it in an incubator, but what else must I do to hatch it?

From Quiz "Pokemon Go" and Me: A Love Story

Answer: Walk the required number of kilometers

To hatch eggs in "Pokemon Go" requires walking a set distance with the egg in an incubator. The distance required to hatch an egg is listed underneath it on the eggs screen of the game. The distance required is either 2.5km, 5km or 10km with the longer distance eggs containing rarer Pokemon. With the advent of each new season, the possible Pokemon which can be received from different sized eggs changes. The available egg spawn can also change to fit a particular event happening in-game. The only thing about eggs which remain consistent regardless of what is happening, is that eggs which require the player to walk more will reward them with more Stardust when the egg finally hatches.

From Quiz "Pokemon Go" and Me: A Love Story

Answer: Use my phone's touchscreen to 'throw' a Pokeball at it

To catch Pokemon in "Pokemon Go" you need to 'throw' a Pokeball at them. You do this by using your phone's touch screen to move an animated Pokeball at the Pokemon. Make sure you're accurate with your throw or else the Pokeball will miss! Sometimes Pokemon escape from the Pokeball when first caught meaning you have to try again with a new Pokeball. To better improve one's chances of successful capture, Razz Berries and Golden Razz Berries will straight up increase the chances of a given ball capturing the Pokemon. If you're having trouble because the Pokemon continues to swat your ball away, a Nanab Berry will disable its ability to move at all, lining you up with an easy shot. Finally, if you want to earn more candies from the Pokemon you're trying to catch, you'd need to use a Pinap or Silver Pinap Berry to double the candies received. If you're out of berries completely, you can still improve your chance by throwing a curveball at your target, and landing the ball inside the small colored circle at the center of them. The smaller the circle you land the ball in, the higher your catch odds become.

From Quiz "Pokemon Go" and Me: A Love Story

Answer: Enough stardust and candy

Powering up a Pokemon in "Pokemon Go" increases it's Combat Power and HP making it more useful in gym battles and training. To power up a Pokemon you need to have collected the required amount of stardust and that Pokemon's candy, the amount is different depending on the sort of Pokemon and how strong it is already. The amount needed is displayed next to the power up button on the screen that shows you info about that Pokemon. Stardust is earned when a player levels up, catches a Pokemon or hatches an egg. Extra Stardust can be obtained by first using a Star Piece, as this will then increase Stardust gains by 1.5x for the next half an hour.

From Quiz The Legacies of "Pokémon GO" III

Answer: Earthquake

Being resisted by Grass types used to counter it and lacking STAB, there really hasn't ever been a reason to equip Politoed with Earthquake, apart from the novelty of having the move. It's also not useful despite hitting Electric types hard, as the move is slow and easy to dodge on defense.

From Quiz "Pokemon Go" and Me: A Love Story

Answer: Niantic

Niantic was started in 2010 by John Hanke. The company has specialised in location based and augmented reality apps, both of which are key features of "Pokemon Go". Niantic announced in 2015 that they were working on "Pokemon Go" and the game was released in July 2016.

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