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vrijdag 10 mei 2019 om 13:18
maandag 22 juli 2019 om 23:27
Team rocket is in het spel. Je ziet dat aan de zwarte stops met een rode R erboven. Je moet dan tegen een grunt (team rocket) vechten. Je zet een team in en vecht tegen de persoon. Je vecht tegen shadow pokemon. Dit kan van alles zijn, gras, vuur, water, enz... als je grunt verslagen hebt dan krijg je de kans om een shadow pokemon te vangen. Eenmaal gevangen kan je ook je pokemon purifiën. (Soort beter maken) ze worden sterker in cp en iv. Kost je wel 2000 stardust en 2 candy. Shadow pokemon kan je ook gewoon evolven.
Als je klaar bent moet je wel je pokemon healen zoals je dat ook met een raid doet.
Verder moet je het gewoon doen... je wordt er vanzelf beter in
Als je klaar bent moet je wel je pokemon healen zoals je dat ook met een raid doet.
Verder moet je het gewoon doen... je wordt er vanzelf beter in
dinsdag 23 juli 2019 om 07:24
Na een nachtje slapen is er ook meer bekend geworden over team rocket invasion.
**Rocket Invasion and Shadow Pokémon Information:**
Hello everyone. I'll be using these following posts to cover what we know about this new feature in Go. Please do note that the information is subject to change as we find out more.
- This feature is live everywhere in the world, and should be live for trainer levels above 8.
- PokeStops invaded by Team Rocket are a bit hard to distinguish from regular Stops, but they are a dark blue. Once you approach them, they turn darker blue / black and shake with the Team Rocket logo + Grunt. Click the Stop and exit out to trigger the Grunt dialogue and battle. **You don't need to spin.**
- The battle is really easy, but do note that you need to heal your Pokémon afterwards, unlike regular PvP.
- Once the battle finishes, you get 500 Stardust and you can attempt to catch the Shadow Pokémon with Premier Balls. The amount of Premier Balls is dependent on your badges (more on this below) and how many Pokémon survived the battle. For cooldown purposes, these work similar to Raid Battles: The battles do not trigger cooldown, but catching the Pokémon does. You can battle while on cooldown (unlike Raids) as well.
- Additional rewards, as well as how long these invaded Stops last or if they rotate, are unknown at present.
- There are badges for them: 5 / 50 / 500 for Purifying Pokémon, and 10 / 100 / 1000 for Defeating Team Rocket
- Shadow Pokémon can be distinguished by their purple aura and angry red eyes.
- There are 6 confirmed species so far: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Rattata, Snorlax, and Zubat.
- Functionally, they have the same evolution costs as regular Pokémon. Yes, you may evolve your Shadow Charmander up to Shadow Charizard.
- Power-up costs are triple (3x) what they are for regular Pokémon. It is incredibly costly to max one, so beware!
- All Shadow Pokémon have the Charge Move Frustration, which is retained through evolution. It is the weakest move in the game, a Normal-type 3 bar move with 10 power.
- There is no IV floor for Shadow Pokémon, meaning they can range from 0/0/0 to 15/15/15. Level-wise, they seem to be on the low-end. You can seemingly get Shadow Pokémon until level 10.
- You can put them in gyms.
- You can trade them. They qualify as Special Trades.
- **For now, there are no shiny variants of them. Reports of them circulating are because those screenshots were taken with a modified app.**
- There is a button that allows you to purify them for an amount of Stardust and Candy.
Purified pokemon
- Purified Pokémon can be distinguished by their white aura. They don't look nearly as cool!
- Evolution and Power-Up costs receive a 10% decrease on Candy and a 20% decrease on Stardust, so if you want to use them, keep them at base form and power them up after purification.
- All Purified Pokémon have the Charge Move Return, which is retained through evolution. It is slightly stronger than Frustration, but still pretty bad. It is a Normal-type 3 bar move with 35 power.
- Their levels go up to Level 25 when purified, and their individual IVs increase by a total of 2. For example, if you have a 1/2/3 Level 5 Shadow Charmander, it can be a 3/4/5 Level 25 Charmander after purification.
- You can put them in gyms.
- You can trade them. They qualify as Special Trades.
**Rocket Invasion and Shadow Pokémon Information:**
Hello everyone. I'll be using these following posts to cover what we know about this new feature in Go. Please do note that the information is subject to change as we find out more.
- This feature is live everywhere in the world, and should be live for trainer levels above 8.
- PokeStops invaded by Team Rocket are a bit hard to distinguish from regular Stops, but they are a dark blue. Once you approach them, they turn darker blue / black and shake with the Team Rocket logo + Grunt. Click the Stop and exit out to trigger the Grunt dialogue and battle. **You don't need to spin.**
- The battle is really easy, but do note that you need to heal your Pokémon afterwards, unlike regular PvP.
- Once the battle finishes, you get 500 Stardust and you can attempt to catch the Shadow Pokémon with Premier Balls. The amount of Premier Balls is dependent on your badges (more on this below) and how many Pokémon survived the battle. For cooldown purposes, these work similar to Raid Battles: The battles do not trigger cooldown, but catching the Pokémon does. You can battle while on cooldown (unlike Raids) as well.
- Additional rewards, as well as how long these invaded Stops last or if they rotate, are unknown at present.
- There are badges for them: 5 / 50 / 500 for Purifying Pokémon, and 10 / 100 / 1000 for Defeating Team Rocket
- Shadow Pokémon can be distinguished by their purple aura and angry red eyes.
- There are 6 confirmed species so far: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Rattata, Snorlax, and Zubat.
- Functionally, they have the same evolution costs as regular Pokémon. Yes, you may evolve your Shadow Charmander up to Shadow Charizard.
- Power-up costs are triple (3x) what they are for regular Pokémon. It is incredibly costly to max one, so beware!
- All Shadow Pokémon have the Charge Move Frustration, which is retained through evolution. It is the weakest move in the game, a Normal-type 3 bar move with 10 power.
- There is no IV floor for Shadow Pokémon, meaning they can range from 0/0/0 to 15/15/15. Level-wise, they seem to be on the low-end. You can seemingly get Shadow Pokémon until level 10.
- You can put them in gyms.
- You can trade them. They qualify as Special Trades.
- **For now, there are no shiny variants of them. Reports of them circulating are because those screenshots were taken with a modified app.**
- There is a button that allows you to purify them for an amount of Stardust and Candy.
Purified pokemon
- Purified Pokémon can be distinguished by their white aura. They don't look nearly as cool!
- Evolution and Power-Up costs receive a 10% decrease on Candy and a 20% decrease on Stardust, so if you want to use them, keep them at base form and power them up after purification.
- All Purified Pokémon have the Charge Move Return, which is retained through evolution. It is slightly stronger than Frustration, but still pretty bad. It is a Normal-type 3 bar move with 35 power.
- Their levels go up to Level 25 when purified, and their individual IVs increase by a total of 2. For example, if you have a 1/2/3 Level 5 Shadow Charmander, it can be a 3/4/5 Level 25 Charmander after purification.
- You can put them in gyms.
- You can trade them. They qualify as Special Trades.
dinsdag 23 juli 2019 om 09:56
dinsdag 23 juli 2019 om 11:54
Kwestie van wennen. Het is wel makkelijker zoeken. Als je 3* of 4* intypt krijg je meteen alle sterke te zienPoppy_del_Rio schreef: ↑23-07-2019 11:34Ik was zo gewend aan het oude systeem dat het voor mij nog niet echt als een verbetering voelt.
dinsdag 23 juli 2019 om 11:58
Ik ben er nog geen tegen gekomen , was net even op de fiets naar een winkel en bij verschillende stops even gestopt. Maar helaas.
dinsdag 23 juli 2019 om 12:55
dinsdag 23 juli 2019 om 13:40
Ik was er eerst ook finaal langs gewandeld. Op de stop is het vierkantje boven donkerder en het beweegt een beetje. Zo kan je ze uit de verte herkennen.
woensdag 24 juli 2019 om 06:53
woensdag 24 juli 2019 om 09:16
woensdag 24 juli 2019 om 09:18
woensdag 24 juli 2019 om 09:43
Ik wil ook graag een ei aanzetten, zeg maar wanner jou past.
woensdag 24 juli 2019 om 09:45
Wat? Vanwege de vele bugs (waarover ik las) waarschijnlijk. Hopelijk lossen ze het op en komt het weer terug. Ik vond het wel een leuke uitbreiding eigenlijk, maar had nog geen rocket stop gezien.winters schreef: ↑24-07-2019 09:18Jammer. Ik las dat Niantic team Rocket weer heeft uitgezet.
Ik heb nog niet de kans gehad om te battelen bij een pokestop. Ik heb er gisteren 1 gezien. Zoon en ik liepen er naar toe en toe en werd deze weer normaal. In de middag zijn we wezen zwemmen en daarna niks meer gezien.
rubble Ik kan elke dag. De andere persoon heeft cadeaus niet geopend, dus dat duurt nog langer. Ik heb vakantie. Laat maar weten wanneer je wilt!
woensdag 24 juli 2019 om 10:20
Goed voor het ruilmateriaal. Shadow pokemon zijn zo wel weer ff meer gewild. Wel jammer, was een leuk element in het spel. Las ook dat er al commentaar was, dat het al weer saai was geworden.winters schreef: ↑24-07-2019 09:18Jammer. Ik las dat Niantic team Rocket weer heeft uitgezet.
Ik heb nog niet de kans gehad om te battelen bij een pokestop. Ik heb er gisteren 1 gezien. Zoon en ik liepen er naar toe en toe en werd deze weer normaal. In de middag zijn we wezen zwemmen en daarna niks meer gezien.
woensdag 24 juli 2019 om 19:01
Zeg maar volgens kan het vanaf morgen. Ik kan morgen na 19:00. Vrijdagochtend of na 18:00 kan ook zeg het maar.
