A lot of online "Pokemon GO" cheats, guides and tips have been posted that cater to the need to level up one's "Pokemon GO" trainer faster. This just shows that aside from finding rare Pokemon, leveling up one's "Pokemon GO" trainer fast is a major concern for gamers.
At the moment, Niantic imposed a cap on "Pokemon GO" trainer level, which currently maxes at level 40. But regular players need not worry about breaching the "Pokemon GO" trainer level cap soon. The "Pokemon GO" trainer leveling up, especially at higher levels, becomes notoriously difficult unless one employs some tech wizardry by way of "Pokemon GO" cheats like GPS spoofing and bot farming.
This raises the question if it's really possible for players to level up their "Pokemon GO" trainers to levels 35 and above at this early in the game. Since "Pokemon GO" just launched a month ago, did those players with "Pokemon GO" trainer levels 35 and up really reached them using legit methods?
This actually became a lively reddit discussion when HugeIRL initiated a thread about the topic. Using some math, HugeIRL concluded that it is just impossible for players to reach a level 35 "Pokemon GO" trainer so soon. That is without employing some form of "Pokemon GO" cheating.
According to HugeIRL's computations, achieving a level 35 "Pokemon GO" trainer would require that a player has to play 16 hours a day employing four "Pokemon GO" lure modules which are perennially active to reach the level in 30 days. Of course, one can lessen the number of hours by employing Lucky Eggs but with a $500 computed price tag, the sanity of such approach is questionable.
However, some players commented that HugeIRL might have left out some factors in his computations. In the end, HugeIRL started a new thread to factor in the contributions of those who commented. Now, HugeIRL concedes that it is actually possible to achieve a "Pokemon GO" level 35 trainer but it would require dedicated playing time. For casual "Pokemon GO" gamers, a level 35 "Pokemon GO" trainer is very difficult to achieve at the moment.
HugeIRL estimates that only around 1 percent of all "Pokemon GO" gamers are dedicated enough to the game to achieve such a feat. As for the rest, reaching a level 35 "Pokemon GO" trainer might have been done by botting or GPS spoofing, something that is not recommended since Niantic is not fund of cheaters.
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