[Tohopekaliga]

Originally Posted by Coda

Nuh-uh, Valor is the bad guy team!

Naw, all the teams are. You join a gang, right off the bat, and proceed to get into turf wars with rival gangs, all while mercilessly capturing as many pokemon as you possibly can to send back to the "professor".

[Coda]

You can't reset your data meter after installation for a fair comparison. You have to do it after you've played both games for a while. LOTS of mobile games don't actually finish installing right away because they pick up game assets at runtime instead of making the initial install bigger. (This also makes it possible for them to do content updates without waiting for Apple's approval to release an app update.)

Now that you've been playing the games for a while, a good test would be to reset it now and then go play each game for exactly the same amount of time.

[Demonskid]

Originally Posted by Coda

There are two different major competing mobile technologies, DK, and you should make sure that phone will work with your plan BEFORE you get it, because there's a 50% chance it won't.

If Tracfone needs a SIM card, and that phone can't accept a SIM card, then it's not going to work.

IT HAS A SIM ovo





Tracfone seems to like GSM phones better than the other kind and I saw they accepted Blu models somewhere so I think I'm all good once i get a sim thingy. I will need a Mini SIM right? o3o

[RinLin]

Originally Posted by Coda

I looked up what Battery Saver mode does and it's not what I expected at all. XD It doesn't reduce battery usage by reducing how often it updates things... it just turns on a mode where you can turn your phone upside-down and it shuts off the backlight so the game can keep running when you're not actively looking at it. ^^()

Wait, what? :o That works?

[Awen Moonshine]

I wish that would work, but it's a case that it isn't supported on a Windows phone as far as I'm aware... It was the same with getting Miitomo, which I couldn't find on the app store on my phone but I got it just fine on my crappy old tablet, although I now have storage issues arising because of having it...

[Coda]

Windows phones get the shaft in pretty much every way. Effectively no one has a Windows phone so effectively no one makes Windows phone apps. It's just not worth paying developers to work on things that so few people will pay for.

[Demonskid]

x3

Coda helped me confirm it! My phone will work with tracfone and and i just need stoneberry to say we can buy it. -sits at the mailbox-

[Lawtan]

>.>
Go team Notagang!
*Level 8, unaffiliated

[Demonskid]

So i was just outside for 30 minutes, walking around with my neighbor helping her play pokego x'D

[Tiva]

Originally Posted by Coda

You can't reset your data meter after installation for a fair comparison. You have to do it after you've played both games for a while. LOTS of mobile games don't actually finish installing right away because they pick up game assets at runtime instead of making the initial install bigger. (This also makes it possible for them to do content updates without waiting for Apple's approval to release an app update.)

Now that you've been playing the games for a while, a good test would be to reset it now and then go play each game for exactly the same amount of time.

I reset it for fair comparison because I have been playing the other game for several months and it had more data on there.

But I did reset it and will look at it by the end of the week. I will have Pokemon Go open more often but Avengers Academy is still using more data from what I can currently tell.

Pokemon GO- Battery Saver mode, no sound - 24 hours of game play (approxomite)- 152 MB Used

[Coda]

I guess Avengers Academy just redownloads stuff every time you play. I can't imagine it actually needs that much data for GAMEPLAY ITSELF. o.o Poorly optimized game.

[trompeta yamaha]

I cant wait for arrived in spain

[Demonskid]

Originally Posted by Tiva

Pokemon GO- Battery Saver mode, no sound - 24 hours of game play (approxomite)- 152 MB Used

o3o thats all the data you used? I was actually gonna ask for people to post their data usage rates of pokemon go, so i guess this would be the best time to ask. Especially since one of my friends last night said 1 hour = 1GB data x.x


I use the pay as you go tracfone stuff so when I get my new phone, I wanna be prepared for the data usage. o3o


Can someone help me compile info o3o

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xD My neighbor was so paranoid last night, like she was all: "Keep your finger over the camera, so they can't see where you're at" and "Don't talk about cheating! they can hear you!"

and my only thoughts were: The game already KNOWS where your at causes it uses the GPS... and I may be using Bluestacks to 'play' but I'm not using it to cheat. Folks who use bluestacks to play fairly so far only have had 1 hour to a 24 hour account lock. Those who have used it to get a crap load of PokeCoins and other items, are getting perma-bans.

I mainly wanted to try to 'reserve' my user name >-> I was too late though. I had to go with DemonskidDK.

[RinLin]

How do I check the data and reset it on my iPhone 4s? :O

[Demonskid]

depends on the data you speak of. o3o I'm talking about the 3/4G data (internet) usage that Pokemon Go eats. anyone know how much PokeGo eats?

then there is that data that apps have and download during use. To clear that data, you go to your phones settings, app info, clear data.

[Tiva]

Iphone- Setting - Cellular- and that is how you see the data

I also keep my AR off to make it easier.