One of the main complaints so far from Pokemon Go trainers is that the device isn’t very useful if you’re over Level 20. Redditor Zyb0r reported that the Pokemon Go Plus appears to always prioritize Pokemon over Pokestops. In addition, you can’t choose to spin a Pokestop instead of throwing a ball at a Pokemon.
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In addition, trainers from Reddit’s The Silph Road discovered that the wearable gives normal XP, candy, and stardust from catching Pokemon with the Plus device, and you get 25 XP if a Pokemon flees. It won’t switch to using Great balls or Ultra balls. If you run out of Pokeballs while you’re trying to catch Pokemon, you’ll have to get more Pokeballs. But when you only get one throw per Pokemon, is there really a need to run away? You also can’t run away from an encounter with the Go Plus device. However, Redditor suavenz, who got the device in New Zealand, reported that the catch rate seems to be really poor for his level 25. Some trainers are reporting that the catch rate also seems to be about average. You just get a regular straight throw, not a curve ball, and there’s no option for getting a Nice, Great, or Excellent throw. You also can’t choose what type of throw you use. Redditor Zyb0r reported that he only gets one throw and then the Pokemon is either caught or it flees. And from what players on The Silph Road are reporting, you only get one throw per Pokemon. The Pokemon Go Plus only throws Pokeballs when you use the wearable device to catch Pokemon.
When you press the button on the device to catch a Pokemon, what type of ball does it throw? Is there any way to choose between types of Pokemon Go balls? One big question on players’ minds is what type of ball the new device uses when you’re catching Pokemon. The Pokemon Go Plus, Niantic’s new wearable accessory, is now being released in stores. What type of ball does the Pokemon Go Plus throw? (Gamestop)
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