“Pokemon Go” continues to daze players in public, most looking for ways to rack in PokeBalls and PokeCoins for fluent play. Walking is an obvious requirement though people who want to get them the easy way can turn to the cheats abundantly available.
Using these “Pokemon Go” (unfair?) tactics will of course be risky, especially following word that Niantic has tightened up and will be implementing permanent bans. So while these tips are handy, the risk of getting accounts banned will be the responsibility of the player/s.
Getting PokeBalls
Playing “Pokemon Go” is useless if players do not have the necessary artillery to play the game. These are of course with reference to the PokeBalls that are normally gathered from “PokeStops”.
The problem is that players need to wait to get them, meaning they can get probably two to four Pokeballs at one stop and wait for another round. Depending on how frantic players are, it could be worth the wait especially if you can hang out somewhere near the vicinity.
For those who don’t have the patience to do so, in comes the celebrated GPS spoofing techniques. The key here is to ‘trick’ the game via throwing it off guard via GPS.
There are some fake location apps available wherein “Pokemon Go” players simply have to key in their coordinates. Between iOS and Android, the latter has a lot of fake GPS apps players can use.
Show me the PokeCoins!
The easiest way to get PokeCoins is through buying them using real time money. Surely there are some who have tried this tactic but if there is a way to allude it, way not?
The best way is to place a Pokemon at a PokeGym. The key is successfully defending it. Doing so will net 10 PokeCoins every 21 hours.
To propagate, it would be best to disseminate 10 of your best “Pokemon Go” characters to multiple gyms. Given time, you may be racking in the PokeCoins (and PokeBalls) with these two tricky techniques.