POKEMON GO
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I can totally understand Pokémon GO even though I don't play it with regards to getting out and getting exercise. My oldest son actually walks 6km a day just to catch Pokémon. His plan is to do more walking and catch Pokémon. So I'm thankful as its getting him out of the house and not playing video games on a computer.2
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So during a particularly bad insomnia attack I downloaded this, (having to get a US account, as I'm in the UK). And had lunch in the park, several people from work hanging round the pokestops in the corners, successfully adulting!1
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Louise1491 wrote: »
Oh Damn, i'm in England, that explains it, thankyou.Louise1491 wrote: »^^ thanks I will look again
I JUST REMEMBERED SOMETHING!! If you're in a country other than Japan, Australia or the US that may be a reason why you can't find it. It's only available in those 3 atm
@Louise1491 You can get it in England, I've got it on apple and my OH does on android, just need to mess about with the settings a little. You can look online how to do it.1 -
Sitting at my desk today, I have caught 2 - same spot next door - in the bushes ;-)0
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i read that it was by the people who did ingress. so a lot of the hotspots were portals set up in Ingress. which explains all the bars
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So on Saturday I figured out that walking around the outside of the building twice equals about 1000 steps and takes 8-10 minutes... well we just downloaded this game the other night and apparently pokemon love my work. After I collect them, what am I supposed to do with them?1
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I think maybe pokemon love people's work because there are a lot of people playing there and using their incense stuff. I caught 6 this morning while I walked the 600 feet from my car to the building. 3 were Evee. Just leveled it up to a Vaporeon. Maybe now I'll stop getting my *kitten* kicked at the gyms so much.1
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I tried it today on my morning walk for the first time, caught several Pidgeys, Rattatas, and one Zubat. Made my walk that much more enjoyable.1
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I have been having so much fun with this game. I walked so much this weekend that the bottoms of my feet hurt and I have a crazy bad sunburn. Guess what I am doing at lunch and after work today? Walking some more!!! I'll probably be like super crazy tan by my wedding next month. Which guess what, it is Pokemon themed!1
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enterdanger wrote: »I think maybe pokemon love people's work because there are a lot of people playing there and using their incense stuff. I caught 6 this morning while I walked the 600 feet from my car to the building. 3 were Evee. Just leveled it up to a Vaporeon. Maybe now I'll stop getting my *kitten* kicked at the gyms so much.
I caught a Ponyta first thing when I used an incense at work today.0 -
I love the people on their high horse about others playing this game. A GAME is getting people OUTSIDE! *gasp* If you think about it, some type of game will get people outside - soccer, baseball, basketball, etc. - it's what appeals to the individual.
My husband and I are 29. He played Pokemon when he was a kid (and so did his friends). He and his oldest friends are totally geeking out on it. We are all playing it. We all live in different states now and have different lives, but it's funny we have this group chat about the game. It's pretty adorable. haha!
I am pretty active, but my husband is not, however, he was up on his feet all weekend. We walked around town then took a drive to some bigger areas to hang out and see what we could find. We talked and laughed constantly. We saw a ton of other people playing. Everyone had a smile on their face and just enjoying themselves. It's actually stimulating a lot of social activity too.
Nerd out! Enjoy yourselves.4 -
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This is so not fair! I am desperately waiting for this to release in South Africa. I cannot wait anymore. I really really am looking forward to this!0
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I can't wait to catch some more today. I work in the downtown area - POKESTOPS EVERYWHERE!!0
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Love this game. So much fun. Me and my husband both play. We went down to the river yesterday afternoon since there is 6 pokestops there and there was a ton of people playing. They had lures set on 4 out of the 6 pokestops. It was pretty cool. Then last night we went to the lake and the trail around it had a pokestop at every bench. Great way to hatch eggs and hit the pokestops.3
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I live near Seattle and many of the bars are Pokéstops. Some of them are smart and have set up lures. For us 21+ and that like to drink, it's a pretty savvy move to entice customers to come in, knock back a few drinks while catching Pokémon. XD
There's soo many pub crawl events happening this month due to Pokémon Go. Not only that, businesses want to enlist their places as gyms to encourage traffic/business. Some think this game is a fad, but I think it's leading up to more opportunities than we can imagine atm.1 -
shadow2soul wrote: »Love this game. So much fun. Me and my husband both play. We went down to the river yesterday afternoon since there is 6 pokestops there and there was a ton of people playing. They had lures set on 4 out of the 6 pokestops. It was pretty cool. Then last night we went to the lake and the trail around it had a pokestop at every bench. Great way to hatch eggs and hit the pokestops.
Here we have the same setup and they were doing the same exact thing! It was so awesome!0 -
Jackie0Marie wrote: »I love the people on their high horse about others playing this game. A GAME is getting people OUTSIDE! *gasp* If you think about it, some type of game will get people outside - soccer, baseball, basketball, etc. - it's what appeals to the individual.
My husband and I are 29. He played Pokemon when he was a kid (and so did his friends). He and his oldest friends are totally geeking out on it. We are all playing it. We all live in different states now and have different lives, but it's funny we have this group chat about the game. It's pretty adorable. haha!
I am pretty active, but my husband is not, however, he was up on his feet all weekend. We walked around town then took a drive to some bigger areas to hang out and see what we could find. We talked and laughed constantly. We saw a ton of other people playing. Everyone had a smile on their face and just enjoying themselves. It's actually stimulating a lot of social activity too.
Nerd out! Enjoy yourselves.
I use to live in Colorado where I was very active outdoors. I went hiking all the time, walked everywhere or road my bike. I was in awesome shape. Then I moved to Oklahoma and lost my interest to go outside because I get so hot and it was hard to find some place awesome enough to make me want to withstand the heat and bugs that didn't require driving a long time. Since we live in the middle of nowhere everything is a drive. So now we have a reason to make the drive to somewhere to walk and enjoy it and have a distraction from the fact we are being cooked alive. I have a crazy bad sunburn though which sucks but I had a lot of fun.0 -
shadow2soul wrote: »Love this game. So much fun. Me and my husband both play. We went down to the river yesterday afternoon since there is 6 pokestops there and there was a ton of people playing. They had lures set on 4 out of the 6 pokestops. It was pretty cool. Then last night we went to the lake and the trail around it had a pokestop at every bench. Great way to hatch eggs and hit the pokestops.
Eh I should probably read instructions for the game because I have no idea how to do all that stuff LOL.1 -
This is still a city slicker game. I live out of town and I am lucky to find one anywhere.
But when I use a hiking/biking trail (even way out of town) there are lots of critters, supplies, and gyms.
Sitting at my desk at work I am getting about 1 per hour showing up by our mailbox :-) One more should get me to level 5.
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megzchica23 wrote: »Jackie0Marie wrote: »I love the people on their high horse about others playing this game. A GAME is getting people OUTSIDE! *gasp* If you think about it, some type of game will get people outside - soccer, baseball, basketball, etc. - it's what appeals to the individual.
My husband and I are 29. He played Pokemon when he was a kid (and so did his friends). He and his oldest friends are totally geeking out on it. We are all playing it. We all live in different states now and have different lives, but it's funny we have this group chat about the game. It's pretty adorable. haha!
I am pretty active, but my husband is not, however, he was up on his feet all weekend. We walked around town then took a drive to some bigger areas to hang out and see what we could find. We talked and laughed constantly. We saw a ton of other people playing. Everyone had a smile on their face and just enjoying themselves. It's actually stimulating a lot of social activity too.
Nerd out! Enjoy yourselves.
I use to live in Colorado where I was very active outdoors. I went hiking all the time, walked everywhere or road my bike. I was in awesome shape. Then I moved to Oklahoma and lost my interest to go outside because I get so hot and it was hard to find some place awesome enough to make me want to withstand the heat and bugs that didn't require driving a long time. Since we live in the middle of nowhere everything is a drive. So now we have a reason to make the drive to somewhere to walk and enjoy it and have a distraction from the fact we are being cooked alive. I have a crazy bad sunburn though which sucks but I had a lot of fun.
We used to live in San Francisco and walked everywhere. We would hike a lot too. Now we live in Florida and I feel your pain.
Another plus is we barely spent money this weekend. Super cheap activity.I live near Seattle and many of the bars are Pokéstops. Some of them are smart and have set up lures. For us 21+ and that like to drink, it's a pretty savvy move to entice customers to come in, knock back a few drinks while catching Pokémon. XD
There's soo many pub crawl events happening this month due to Pokémon Go. Not only that, businesses want to enlist their places as gyms to encourage traffic/business. Some think this game is a fad, but I think it's leading up to more opportunities than we can imagine atm.
I just saw a pub crawl event this weekend. The smart businesses with pokestops are going to make a killing.0 -
Jackie0Marie wrote: »megzchica23 wrote: »Jackie0Marie wrote: »I love the people on their high horse about others playing this game. A GAME is getting people OUTSIDE! *gasp* If you think about it, some type of game will get people outside - soccer, baseball, basketball, etc. - it's what appeals to the individual.
My husband and I are 29. He played Pokemon when he was a kid (and so did his friends). He and his oldest friends are totally geeking out on it. We are all playing it. We all live in different states now and have different lives, but it's funny we have this group chat about the game. It's pretty adorable. haha!
I am pretty active, but my husband is not, however, he was up on his feet all weekend. We walked around town then took a drive to some bigger areas to hang out and see what we could find. We talked and laughed constantly. We saw a ton of other people playing. Everyone had a smile on their face and just enjoying themselves. It's actually stimulating a lot of social activity too.
Nerd out! Enjoy yourselves.
I use to live in Colorado where I was very active outdoors. I went hiking all the time, walked everywhere or road my bike. I was in awesome shape. Then I moved to Oklahoma and lost my interest to go outside because I get so hot and it was hard to find some place awesome enough to make me want to withstand the heat and bugs that didn't require driving a long time. Since we live in the middle of nowhere everything is a drive. So now we have a reason to make the drive to somewhere to walk and enjoy it and have a distraction from the fact we are being cooked alive. I have a crazy bad sunburn though which sucks but I had a lot of fun.
We used to live in San Francisco and walked everywhere. We would hike a lot too. Now we live in Florida and I feel your pain.
Another plus is we barely spent money this weekend. Super cheap activity.I live near Seattle and many of the bars are Pokéstops. Some of them are smart and have set up lures. For us 21+ and that like to drink, it's a pretty savvy move to entice customers to come in, knock back a few drinks while catching Pokémon. XD
There's soo many pub crawl events happening this month due to Pokémon Go. Not only that, businesses want to enlist their places as gyms to encourage traffic/business. Some think this game is a fad, but I think it's leading up to more opportunities than we can imagine atm.
I just saw a pub crawl event this weekend. The smart businesses with pokestops are going to make a killing.
Yeah, it is much cheaper. I like that my fiance wants to go out with me now and I can get him off Halo. I love my video games but I also can't just sit around a lot and do nothing. Now he wants to be more active with me! We also hung out with friends all day doing this. So fun! And they could make a fortune from this game if they had business pay to be a pokestop or gym. A guy here who owns a comic book store wants to get them to make it a gym.0 -
Finally learned about pokestops... I have so many around here at work. This game is the shiznit!2
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i have 50 pokemon and have almost crashed a few times lol1
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StephanieJane2 wrote: »I am so jealous, i want to play. No chance here in rurual france
Just look for the apk online and install the game, then you are ready to go0 -
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Found this onlinemegzchica23 wrote: »Jackie0Marie wrote: »megzchica23 wrote: »Jackie0Marie wrote: »I love the people on their high horse about others playing this game. A GAME is getting people OUTSIDE! *gasp* If you think about it, some type of game will get people outside - soccer, baseball, basketball, etc. - it's what appeals to the individual.
My husband and I are 29. He played Pokemon when he was a kid (and so did his friends). He and his oldest friends are totally geeking out on it. We are all playing it. We all live in different states now and have different lives, but it's funny we have this group chat about the game. It's pretty adorable. haha!
I am pretty active, but my husband is not, however, he was up on his feet all weekend. We walked around town then took a drive to some bigger areas to hang out and see what we could find. We talked and laughed constantly. We saw a ton of other people playing. Everyone had a smile on their face and just enjoying themselves. It's actually stimulating a lot of social activity too.
Nerd out! Enjoy yourselves.
I use to live in Colorado where I was very active outdoors. I went hiking all the time, walked everywhere or road my bike. I was in awesome shape. Then I moved to Oklahoma and lost my interest to go outside because I get so hot and it was hard to find some place awesome enough to make me want to withstand the heat and bugs that didn't require driving a long time. Since we live in the middle of nowhere everything is a drive. So now we have a reason to make the drive to somewhere to walk and enjoy it and have a distraction from the fact we are being cooked alive. I have a crazy bad sunburn though which sucks but I had a lot of fun.
We used to live in San Francisco and walked everywhere. We would hike a lot too. Now we live in Florida and I feel your pain.
Another plus is we barely spent money this weekend. Super cheap activity.I live near Seattle and many of the bars are Pokéstops. Some of them are smart and have set up lures. For us 21+ and that like to drink, it's a pretty savvy move to entice customers to come in, knock back a few drinks while catching Pokémon. XD
There's soo many pub crawl events happening this month due to Pokémon Go. Not only that, businesses want to enlist their places as gyms to encourage traffic/business. Some think this game is a fad, but I think it's leading up to more opportunities than we can imagine atm.
I just saw a pub crawl event this weekend. The smart businesses with pokestops are going to make a killing.
Yeah, it is much cheaper. I like that my fiance wants to go out with me now and I can get him off Halo. I love my video games but I also can't just sit around a lot and do nothing. Now he wants to be more active with me! We also hung out with friends all day doing this. So fun! And they could make a fortune from this game if they had business pay to be a pokestop or gym. A guy here who owns a comic book store wants to get them to make it a gym.
it's a Chinese restaurant somewhere in Iowa.3 -
I'm older (55) and haven't bought the game, but I'm impressed with the way it gets people moving, so I'm considering it for myself. My 21-year-old daughter told me she walked 7 miles yesterday (playing the game), and had already walked quite a bit on Saturday. Anything that adds fun to exercise is awesome in my book.1
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