How to keep your pokeball if you fail to capture a pokemon from pokemon GO

Pokémon GO can be turned into a game maddening by moments. For example, when you're just starting to play, you throw pokéballs like there's no tomorrow You've probably read that if you you throw with effect get more experience points, or some other trick to always catch the pokémons the first time But the truth is surely in these attemptsYou have lost several balls without knowing how this may affect you in the future.

Little by little, you look like next to the pokeball there is a number. And yes, those are the balls you have left to hunt pokémons. And there are few things that can annoy you more than losing five or six hunting a low CP Zubat. When you miss because the creature manages to dodge you or because of your poor aim, it becomes personal. So it doesn't matter if you spend four or five casts, the goal is capture it whatever it takes.

It's normal that after that titanic fight, and with your bag of pokéballs empty, one of those pokémons that you're missingappears, that you have been waiting so long to find and for which you will not have pokéballs. Why haven't I saved some with that damn Zubat?

A trick to recover lost pokéballs

Few things are more annoying than having an empty bag of pokéballs and just finding a pokémon that you really wanted. So they just found a trick so that we don't lose those much-needed balls and can continue hunting without problems.

You have to follow some very simple steps, but this trick doesn't work in 100% of the launches. Remember to follow the following list to lose as few pokéballs as possible:

1º. We do the launch of the pokeball.

2nd. We leave our finger on the screen, nothing to lift it.

3rd. If we haven't lifted our finger, the pokeball won't be lost and will return to our bag for us to use next.

But be careful, this only works when we miss the shot. In the event that the pokemon has hit the ball or it escapes, that pokeball will become one of the lost ones.

Changes in the last update

Every so often there are updates for Pokémon GO from Niantic. In fact, in one of the last ones what they have tried is to prevent third-party applications from working, such as Pokéradar.

Now, in the last update, what they've done is improve the radar so we can find the pokémons more easily. Although this is currently only available to some users.

They have also returned to influencing messages to prevent people from continuing to hunt Pokémon while they are in the car or doing activities that they require a level of concentration that is impossible to reach if we are playing the game.

And finally, no more adding miles by car. The app now detects the distance traveled by car, so if we go "very fast" it will not add those kilometers for when we are incubating eggs.