With the most recent update of "Pokemon GO" last August 7. New sighting bar was added into the game. From footprints to grasses, honestly there is not that much of a difference or improvement with "Pokemon GO's" in app tracking system.
FIrst, off it started with the footprints just like what is stated above, the only difference is, before the glitch of automatically having 3 footprints for every Pokemon. It actually gives the "Pokemon GO" trainer an idea if you are walking into the right direction or not.
As of the moment, it seems that this redesign of tall grasses is used to differentiate the appearance of what "Pokemon GO's" creators Niantic labs is beta testing right now in San Francisco, California. As it shows photos of nearby PokeStops of where the Pokemon could be spawned or its current location.
100% Success Rate In Tracking A Pokemon!
So much for the details of the Sighting Bar in "Pokemon GO." Let's jump into the trick on how to successfully track a Pokemon every time.
This might be a little tedious, however it does work. Whenever you have seen a Pokemon on the sightings bar that you'd like to track, walk in a straight path. Once it disappears, remember the area where you've stopped and mark it as point A, then turn around and start walking the opposite direction.
Continue walking until the Pokemon once again disappears on the sightings bar and now, mark that area as point B. Turn around and walk halfway from point A to point B, and then turn 90 degrees from where you are facing.
Right now, it is either you are walking towards the Pokemon or further away from it. If the Pokemon disappears from the sightings bar, walk the opposite direction, and for sure you are now walking on the right direction to catch it.
Just bare in mind that you'll need to do these steps as fast as possible. For the reason that the Pokemon that you are tracking could flee at any given time.
Tracking Pokemon using Sightings by redditor Zakrael! https://t.co/jzN5kYHevh pic.twitter.com/7MCINgQ6h8
— Luis M. Gochoco (@lgochoco93) August 17, 2016
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