pickarooney wrote: » Raheny is about 1200km from and I think that nest has rhyhorn now They might move some nests around again, I for got it about that, although the only nests I've ever seen here were rattata and Pidgee. No buddies for me with my Chinese phone unfortunately. I guess I might change phone at some point. Another anomaly here I guess. I have seen more grimers than drowzees. Apart from when I was in Ireland briefly.
Penny Tration wrote: » Heading to London tomorrow, it better be decent for pokemon because I'm bringing my powerbank!
Bridget Hanrahan wrote: » As far as I'm concerned Pokémon Go is going going gone. It was a disaster to begin with and seems to have fizzled away already. Not Interesting at all
delly wrote: » Folks, I'm a recent convert to the fate, but am already enjoying the extra exercise. I've had a rude awakening from my noob ways however as I ran out of pokeballs as I was trying to catch a lapras that appeared. I was level 5 when it happened this week and I'm kicking myself even more as I realise how rare they are. Never again! I currently have about 80 balls and building up more.
Angron wrote: » Yeah, you're grand if you're in a city or a town with a decent number of stops, but if you're not you can get caught out fairly quickly. It can be a pain keeping a decent stockpile of them.
Irishbrick wrote: » Great input Bridget......
ixoy wrote: » Walking through Fairview Park we saw the gym there get taken down. However, there was nobody near the gym. Either they were wearing an invisibility suit or cheating.
Irishbrick wrote: » I'm in Paris this weekend, talk about pinsir central, don't think I've seen the nearby without one, and dodrio too! Now have 130 of 131 seen! Damn you victreebell
looksee wrote: » Just read a good chunk of this thread, absolutely pointlessly as I have no idea what ye are all on about and I don't have a smartphhone. For some perverse reason I found it entertaining. Even if I had a smartphone (which might happen shortly) the game would be long dead before I figured out how to play it Its an appealing kind of notion though.
silvervixen84 wrote: » Have a great time in London! If you have time to go to any of the parks, there are loads of mons. Down by the London Eye at Waterloo (and all along the river really) are loads of Magikarps, Psyducks, the odd Dratini and Ponyta. Green Park has loads of Eevies and Ekans and the occasional Jigglypuff. Greenwich had Charmanders when I was last there Hampstead Heath for Rydons Holland Park is lovely and always has loads of Bulbasaurs (as well as some Abras, Nidoran and the occasional Lapras) Regent's Park has some Squirtles Battersea Park is teeming with Digletts (haven't had the chance to go there yet though) Richmond Park has Abras