“Pokemon Go” is not all about trying to venture out in the wild to catch the Pokemon and loot. It is also about sharing meaning players situated in an area could gain without hoarding the bonuses.
Areas like the US, Canada and Australia have gotten a lot of these “Pokemon Go” lure modules set up, a lot of which is credited to communities who have taken the initiative. For those who want to see a list in the select areas, here is a good reference document shared by GRANITO over at Reddit.
With the sheet, “Pokemon Go” players get a good lead on where to get in-game bonuses for as long as the “PokeStop” is online. Though its status may be erratic, it is the best way to get some “Pokemon Go” love in the form of bonuses and some spawns.
How to set up a “Pokemon Go” Lure Module?
Lure Modules increase the chances of Pokemon spawn rates at a “PokeStop”. It also helps out newbies to improve their rank and even get new characters to their Pokedex.
Advanced “Pokemon Go” players are likely to crash the party as well, an opportunity for them to collect Pokemon Candy or finding some Pokemon with good Combat Power stats. But how exactly does a player set up a proper Lure Module? Tech Insider offers a guide on how to do so for players who have reached level 8.
“PokeStops” are good for business!
In a manner of speaking, the PokeStop may end up becoming a overly populated location, something that may help out in the business (assuming it is a commercial establishment). If not, remember the message the pops up when you run the game – “do not trespass”.
Right now, the “Pokemon Go” Lure Module seems to be confided to the U.S., Canada and Australia. Asia just got into the “Pokemon Go” craze so it may take some more time before gamers can enjoy the PokeStops and apply the Lure Module.
