"Pokemon GO" third-party developers rolled out several lists of specific time spawn for Pocket monsters, revealing the most encountered Pokemons in the game. Specific times call for specific Pokemons.
Pokemonhub.net laid hold of a copy of a database of "Pokemon GO" with more than 500,000 Pokemon encounters, 400,000 Poke Stops, as well as 57,000 gyms. The data showed Pokemon spawning time that is said to occur at the same time in regions all over the world regardless of time zones.
The data also revealed that spawn and encounter distribution may be uniform during the day, whereas the peak number of Pokemon spawns are said to appear at 9 p.m. local time and the lowest number occurs at midnight local time. The report also discovered that more Pokemon have the tendency to appear within the last two minutes of the hour.
At other times, there will be less Pokemon such as during 40 to 41 seconds of the hour. In comparison,the data from Pokemon GO Champ to Poke Radar's prediction algorithm data set, features the complete Pokemon Spawn Rate and spawning time anywhere in the world.
It can also be viewed at no cost by all trainers in Pokemon GO Champ's website. The list shows that Charizard spawns the most at 1:34 p.m. local time, Growlithe was seen most at 3:57 a.m. local time and Exeggutor may be found easily at 12:34 pm. Local time.
Overall, the data shows at which time a particular Pokemon is to spawn. Hence, players are allowed to strategically choose a Pokemon and the ideal time to capture them. The results compiled by dedicate websites and forums also unveiled Pidgey, Ratata, Drowzee, Eevee, Zupat and Caterpie as the most encountered Pokemon,BGR reported.
"Pokemon GO" recently saw a decrease of 20 million players at one point. Despite this, "Pokemon GO" is still said to be doing well. Apparently, the game does not depend on millions of purchasers. In fact, the app will do well with gamers who continually use the app and get to the higher levels.
