zothenr
15-04-2016 07:38
The Pokemon GO field test has been updated, and it has now received some new features. Most notably, gyms are now enabled in the app.
ThereÔÇÖs one big takeaway based on leaked information from the field test. Rather than turn-based battles, Pokemon GO offers real-time combat instead.
HereÔÇÖs a roundup of details from Reddit:
ÔÇô 3 teams: red, blue, yellow
ÔÇô Asked to join one of these three teams
ÔÇô Train at friendly gyms
ÔÇô Players are paired with random ÔÇ£Computer PlayerÔÇØ Pokemon to fight
ÔÇô They attack and and you attack back in real time
ÔÇô Training is not turn based ÔÇô itÔÇÖs an all out brawl
ÔÇô In wild encounters, the color of the shrinking circle indicates the difficulty of the catch
ÔÇô Starts off as red and then approaches green
ÔÇô Green is a higher probability of catch
ÔÇô Use the ring to make it more green by feeding the Pokemon berries (allowed only once per encounter) and using a higher level PokeBall
ÔÇô Pokemon can become ÔÇ£injuredÔÇØ after training
ÔÇô Heal them with a ÔÇ£health sprayÔÇØ (likely a ÔÇ£potionÔÇØ)
ÔÇô Can see each PokemonÔÇÖs HP in a bar while battling
ÔÇô Hyper Potions and Max Revives are showing up at PokeStops
ÔÇô The Gym LeaderÔÇÖs avatar is displayed (large) behind his/her Pokemon at the Gym
ÔÇô Other players will see the Gym LeaderÔÇÖs username and their Pokemon/CP when approaching a friendly Gym to train
ÔÇô ItÔÇÖs assumed non-friendly Gyms will see the same
ÔÇô There is a ÔÇÿcrownÔÇÖ for the Gym Leader
ÔÇô When you claim a Gym, you select your Pokemon to defend it
ÔÇô To Train, you fight that Pokemon with another one of your own Pokemon
ÔÇô When starting a training session, a random Pokemon in your team is selected to fight with
ÔÇô Can change this by tapping on it in the screen before combat begins
ÔÇô In training combat, the opponentÔÇÖs attacks are shown ÔÇÿtargetingÔÇÖ with a red crosshair that closes in on your Pokemon
ÔÇô This appears to be so you can decide to ÔÇÿdodgeÔÇÖ or take the hit
ÔÇô Dodge by swiping left or right
ÔÇô Can dodge all the way behind an opponents back if youÔÇÖre quick enough
ÔÇô Attack by tapping (quick attack) or pressing and holding (for the charge attack)
ÔÇô ThereÔÇÖs a stamina bar of sorts that is broken in two halfs, underneath your HP bar
ÔÇô It refills about 20% per second, and appears to be boosted forward when you are hit to refill faster
ÔÇô When executing a charge move, it appears to use up 50% of your stamina
ÔÇô Types affect damage
ÔÇô Ex: ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs not very effectiveÔÇØ message above attacks when water vs. water
ÔÇô ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs super effectiveÔÇØ shows when using a type advantage
ÔÇô Individual PokemonÔÇÖs CP does not appear to be affected by combat at present
ÔÇô ÔÇÿWinningÔÇÖ training (bringing the defending Pokemon to 0 HP) awards 50xp and the gym goes up 50 pts. in prestige
ÔÇô You can ÔÇÿLoseÔÇÖ training when your Pokemon hits 0 HP and faints
ÔÇô You can also ÔÇÿexitÔÇÖ training before your Pokemon faints
ÔÇô This saves you from having to use a Revive
ÔÇô Damage done in training persists after training (even when exiting training before a KO)
ÔÇô You need items to heal up (no PokeCenters to be seen in this game)
ÔÇô If a Pokemon faints, a Revive or Max Revive is necessary to bring them back
ÔÇô Level 1 Gyms allegedly increase to Level 2 Gyms at 500 Prestige points
ÔÇô Level 2 Gyms are confirmed to increase to Level 3 Gyms at 1000 prestige points
ÔÇô Level 3 increase at 2000 Prestige points
ÔÇô Jumps are not confirmed as present or missing yet
ÔÇô The Defending Gym LeaderÔÇÖs Pokemon goes back to full HP after a training session
ÔÇô PokeStops now tend to give out about 2 items, occasionally 3
ÔÇô There is a ÔÇÿCameraÔÇÖ switch, allegedly for AR mode in Training
ÔÇô If not enabled, you battle on top of the platform shown on the map
You can find some extra details about the updated Pokemon GO field test at the source
Fuente
ThereÔÇÖs one big takeaway based on leaked information from the field test. Rather than turn-based battles, Pokemon GO offers real-time combat instead.
HereÔÇÖs a roundup of details from Reddit:
ÔÇô 3 teams: red, blue, yellow
ÔÇô Asked to join one of these three teams
ÔÇô Train at friendly gyms
ÔÇô Players are paired with random ÔÇ£Computer PlayerÔÇØ Pokemon to fight
ÔÇô They attack and and you attack back in real time
ÔÇô Training is not turn based ÔÇô itÔÇÖs an all out brawl
ÔÇô In wild encounters, the color of the shrinking circle indicates the difficulty of the catch
ÔÇô Starts off as red and then approaches green
ÔÇô Green is a higher probability of catch
ÔÇô Use the ring to make it more green by feeding the Pokemon berries (allowed only once per encounter) and using a higher level PokeBall
ÔÇô Pokemon can become ÔÇ£injuredÔÇØ after training
ÔÇô Heal them with a ÔÇ£health sprayÔÇØ (likely a ÔÇ£potionÔÇØ)
ÔÇô Can see each PokemonÔÇÖs HP in a bar while battling
ÔÇô Hyper Potions and Max Revives are showing up at PokeStops
ÔÇô The Gym LeaderÔÇÖs avatar is displayed (large) behind his/her Pokemon at the Gym
ÔÇô Other players will see the Gym LeaderÔÇÖs username and their Pokemon/CP when approaching a friendly Gym to train
ÔÇô ItÔÇÖs assumed non-friendly Gyms will see the same
ÔÇô There is a ÔÇÿcrownÔÇÖ for the Gym Leader
ÔÇô When you claim a Gym, you select your Pokemon to defend it
ÔÇô To Train, you fight that Pokemon with another one of your own Pokemon
ÔÇô When starting a training session, a random Pokemon in your team is selected to fight with
ÔÇô Can change this by tapping on it in the screen before combat begins
ÔÇô In training combat, the opponentÔÇÖs attacks are shown ÔÇÿtargetingÔÇÖ with a red crosshair that closes in on your Pokemon
ÔÇô This appears to be so you can decide to ÔÇÿdodgeÔÇÖ or take the hit
ÔÇô Dodge by swiping left or right
ÔÇô Can dodge all the way behind an opponents back if youÔÇÖre quick enough
ÔÇô Attack by tapping (quick attack) or pressing and holding (for the charge attack)
ÔÇô ThereÔÇÖs a stamina bar of sorts that is broken in two halfs, underneath your HP bar
ÔÇô It refills about 20% per second, and appears to be boosted forward when you are hit to refill faster
ÔÇô When executing a charge move, it appears to use up 50% of your stamina
ÔÇô Types affect damage
ÔÇô Ex: ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs not very effectiveÔÇØ message above attacks when water vs. water
ÔÇô ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs super effectiveÔÇØ shows when using a type advantage
ÔÇô Individual PokemonÔÇÖs CP does not appear to be affected by combat at present
ÔÇô ÔÇÿWinningÔÇÖ training (bringing the defending Pokemon to 0 HP) awards 50xp and the gym goes up 50 pts. in prestige
ÔÇô You can ÔÇÿLoseÔÇÖ training when your Pokemon hits 0 HP and faints
ÔÇô You can also ÔÇÿexitÔÇÖ training before your Pokemon faints
ÔÇô This saves you from having to use a Revive
ÔÇô Damage done in training persists after training (even when exiting training before a KO)
ÔÇô You need items to heal up (no PokeCenters to be seen in this game)
ÔÇô If a Pokemon faints, a Revive or Max Revive is necessary to bring them back
ÔÇô Level 1 Gyms allegedly increase to Level 2 Gyms at 500 Prestige points
ÔÇô Level 2 Gyms are confirmed to increase to Level 3 Gyms at 1000 prestige points
ÔÇô Level 3 increase at 2000 Prestige points
ÔÇô Jumps are not confirmed as present or missing yet
ÔÇô The Defending Gym LeaderÔÇÖs Pokemon goes back to full HP after a training session
ÔÇô PokeStops now tend to give out about 2 items, occasionally 3
ÔÇô There is a ÔÇÿCameraÔÇÖ switch, allegedly for AR mode in Training
ÔÇô If not enabled, you battle on top of the platform shown on the map
You can find some extra details about the updated Pokemon GO field test at the source
Fuente