Yup! Rotom is a Pokémon that possesses electronic devices for different forms. For Sun and Moon one possesses your Pokémon.

I still think the right move would have been to leave third party services alone until they released an update with a functional/fair tracker. They pulled the rug out from 50 million (according to Pokevision) Pokemon Go players without an alternative ready and now they’re feeling the heat.

Another thing I hear is “Well just hire more developers! They have the money!” Ever heard the expression “too many cooks spoil the broth?”

This is the third or fourth piece she’s done about Go that felt like it had a definite slant against it.

Taking the steps out doesn’t fix server load, it’s just broken.

They acknowledged it was an issue — they didn’t even say it was a bug, and gave zero estimate on when or if it would return. Either way, the reading was deactivated server-side and they say in their own words NOW it was deactivated for server reasons.

It didn’t take Pokemon Go to get out for fresh air and fun. We already did plenty of walking before this game came out.

Cars can actually make this remarkably easier. You’re right in that they’re still a limited spawn, but previously you were hard limited by walking distance and only being able to “see” things 200-300 m around you. With Pokevision you can decide whether or not you like what you find before you even leave home, and…

Because if enough people decide they like playing with cheats on it stops being cheating. /s

“Sir, the game is making too many calls to Google’s mapping API every time it updates, multiplied by our 50 million user install base. We believe it would be in the game’s best interest to temporarily lock the tracker until we can work out a less intensive workaround.”
“Good, shut it down.”

“Sir, 50 million people are…

Breaking the rules at at your own expense and at no charge is usually an overlookable offense (so long as it doesn’t, for example, still put load on the company’s servers...)

That’s how I play. It adds a layer of gameplay over a regular ol’ dog walk. My friends grab their dogs and we all go out and get some fresh air. (My pooch goes crazy when she sees me pocketing my phone and external battery now.)

Of course, on those walks we previously had the option to play a hot-and-cold game to find…

The end game is all about gym battles and they’re the only way to earn money besides...actual money. My group has moved towards contesting gyms.

Because Baja Blast is delicious, you heathen!?

I honestly expected Pitch Black to win.

The community seems to agree with my assessment from last week: rather than “tak[ing] some fun out of the game,” as Hanke aleged, services like Poke Vision only enhance the Pokémon Go experience, especially in its current form.

My analogy isn’t that you’re all reaching in and feeling different things and that’s the unequal prize you get. You’re all feeling one collective environment. The guy finding Charmanders is supposed to say “Hey, guys, I think there’s a Charmander! Come over here!” Someone else responds “Oh, well, if you need a GolbatI…

YOUR definition of “fun” is not a universal definition of “fun”.

I’m surprised how one sided this headline is. Or that it has to put cheating in quotes.

2016's Doom is based on the look of the new game, and is modelled a lot more closely on Fantasy Flight’s Imperial Assault (right down to the games sharing a designer).