Pokemon Go! Are you playing it?

[Kcl]

I started it just a few weeks ago. There’s two gyms that can be reached from my desk at work. Unfortunately they’re highly contested so my Pokémon never stay there too long. Have beaten a couple raids tho - just need the easy ones. Irritatingly, Pokémon go rarely registers my steps so hatching things takes forever. Also only have moltres for legendaries. I do want the mew - don’t care much about the rest.

[Momokahn]

Pokemon Go is right up there with eating Tide Pods. Further proof of Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection in a digital age

[tttaylorrr]

Pokemon Go is right up there with eating Tide Pods. Further proof of Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection in a digital age

[Kcl]

Pokemon Go is right up there with eating Tide Pods. Further proof of Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection in a digital age

And yet I have a well paid job that I am very good at and am starting my masters while working full time. I also have a boyfriend that I’ve lived with for four years. I don’t believe that occasionally throwing digital poke balls at digital Pokémon for free is affecting my reproductive fitness. My reproductive fitness may be zero, but that’s solely because I choose not to have children.

[Ax01]

DANG! i've probably earned around 3K in coins. i spend them all on incubators hahaha.

the only legendary i have is Moltres. i don't do the raids that much, but i should start. i practically run the gym closest to me lol. my backyard also butts up to a middle school so i kick those punk kids out on the weekly.

have you gotten Kangaskhan or Farfetch'd? i hatched out a Farfetch'd but still haven't got Kangaskhan.

yeah i've used the coins to max out my storage and upgrade my backpack and lotsa raid passes. once i put my Slaking at a gym in a part of town i don't frequent often and someone kept feeding it berries so it was gone for like 3weeks lol. i thought i would never see it again.

anyways i had like a dozen Farfetch'ed - all wild caught recently - just late Nov 2017. i didn't realize it was a continent specific Pokemon. i only have like 4 now after trading in most.

i still have like 13 Kangaskhan. i caught them all in Anaheim, CA last summer. i was there on vacay and there happened to be a World Pokemon Championship Tournament at the convention center. lol whatta coinicidence! anyways they released the Australia-exclusive Kangaskhan locally over there just for the weekend. i' give u one if he game ever allows trading/selling/gifting. i really want a Mr. Mime, but probably not traveling to Europe anytime soon to catch one. anyways here's some pix of my Kangaskhan i've seen and caught.

Wh-what?!?!?! Pokemon Go is still a thing?!?!?!?

it is for the nerds

and hipsters.

Pokemon Go is right up there with eating Tide Pods. Further proof of Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection in a digital age

sure it is. negg'ed!


Edit: hmm i kinda feel like updating this thread more often. #Pokebamps

[Craiga 01453]

Pokemon Go is right up there with eating Tide Pods. Further proof of Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection in a digital age

Wow, I may not get the hype, but at least I don't insult those who enjoy it...

I must be a barbarian since I play hockey. Only a barbarian would carry a stick around and hit people with it...
I also must have served time in prison since I have tattoos...
I listen to hard rock/heavy metal sometimes too, I must worship the devil...

Different strokes for different folks, people.

[Kcl]

I don't think it's a good enough game that I would pay for it personally (maybe ~$1-2?), but pokemon were a big deal when I was a kid and free nostalgia with no commitment is nice. It's also not too bad about the microtransactions either and generally doesn't try to annoy you into opening your wallet.

[tttaylorrr]

I don't think it's a good enough game that I would pay for it personally (maybe ~$1-2?), but pokemon were a big deal when I was a kid and free nostalgia with no commitment is nice. It's also not too bad about the microtransactions either and generally doesn't try to annoy you into opening your wallet.

that's the beauty with most Nintendo games (this isn't exactly Nintendo but you get what i'm saying); they generally give you the currency needed in game just by simply playing often enough.

i haven't spent a dime of real money and i can still upgrade stuff and buy the things i want fairly regularly, because i battle the gyms.

the nostalgia is mainly what keeps me around. tho i still play the pokemon handheld games, it's nice to open the app and play some quick pokemon on my lunch break at work.

ima try my first raid this weekend, if i can find a low-level one