Pokemon GO Tips and Tricks -Catch these cute pocket monster, where to find 'em all?
Sonntag, 28. August 2016
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BGC is the place to be. The best pokémon spawn along the edges of the Manila Golf and Country Club near three rotondas: Burgos Circle, De Jesus Oval by Kasalikasan garden, and Balanghai at the foot of Pacific Plaza. I’ve caught a few Vulpix out by Kasalikasan.
Pokémon also span close to the Mind Museum, diagonally across Bonifacio High Street, and along 32nd Street from S&R to St. Luke’s Medical Center. Popular pokémon in this area include Bellsprout, Bulbasaur, Exeggcute, Horsea, Nidoran, Paras, Pinsir, and Squirtle.
The massive shopping complex is teeming with Voltorbs and Magnemites. Cloysters, Magikarps, and Poliwags and few Pikachus are being spotted.
Pearl Drive (Ortigas)
Walk back and forth between Lourdes Street and Exchange Road to farm for Magikarp. Pearl Drive is also a great place to find a Psyduck (or if you’re lucky, a Golduck), Slowpoke, or a Staryu, several Dratini. Dratinis will also spawn in front of the Philippine Stock Exchange Complex. Meowth can be found in the street along Shangrilla.
Almost always a Growlithe will spawn under the PokeGym in the middle of the park near the chapel. Greenbelt 5 restaurants to Museum Cafe to National Bookstore at Greenbelt 1 Eevees, Magikarps, Poliwags, Staryus, and Tangelas are known to spawn here also.
The place has a good variety of pokémon not as much as BGC but good enough. You’ll find a lot of Exeggutors, Krabbys, Magikarps, Staryus, and Tentacools mixed in with a few random others.
The place is teeming with Magikarps, Goldeens, Psyducks, and a healthy supply of Magnemites.
If you know of any good Pokémon spot for hunting grounds in Metro Manila leave a message in the comments section below.
Source: GadgetMatch
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