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    Discussion in 'Requests' started by deadlywario0, Feb 10, 2017.

    1. deadlywario0

      deadlywario0 Member

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      Hello, I would like to suggest an improvement on the logic setting for "Only catch pokemon if >X Pokeballs."

      Here's what the bot currently does
      1) catch pokemon
      2) Loop until less than X Pokeballs
      3) loot pokestop
      4) higher than X Pokeballs(Gains like 1-4 pokeballs)
      5) catch pokemon
      6) Lower then X pokeballs(Since it only gathered like 5 before trying again)

      This involves alot of extra movement(More eggs hatched)

      My suggestion is this:
      1) catch pokemon
      2) loop until less than X Pokeballs
      3) An Option To Farm pokeballs until greater than X then resume catching
      4) (An option to toggle this on/off would be good for those people who might want that "extra" movement)
       
    2. CAcove

      CAcove Moderator Moderator

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      You can toggle it on and off via the settings. I am not exactly sure what else you might be wanting though.
       
    3. deadlywario0

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      I mean for example lets say you start with 500 pokeballs, are planning on running the bot all day and are at a spot with 5 lures (in a circle within walking distance) you will catch more pokemon then you will loot stops so you will semi-quickly run out of pokeballs. my idea is when the pokeballs get low have the bot switch to farming pokestops as a higher priority until a certain "X total pokeballs" is achieved then resume the normal logic. It be less stardust but I think overall it would be a better result. I mean I guess technically you could currently achieve this by just setting the "only catch pokemon if pokeballs > X" number to just like 100-200 or so.
       

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