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→Encountering wild Pokémon: important addition. noticed this when i was re-reading the support page. i've seen a lot of reviews claiming you can only catch pokemon you've already caught before which seems bizarre to me.
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===Encountering wild Pokémon=== | ===Encountering wild Pokémon=== | ||
When a [[wild Pokémon]] is nearby, the Pokémon GO Plus will start flashing green and | When a [[wild Pokémon]] is nearby, the Pokémon GO Plus will start flashing and vibrate. The light will flash green if the Pokémon has been caught by the player before and will flash yellow if they haven't caught it before. Players may attempt to capture the Pokémon by pressing the button on the Pokémon GO Plus. If the capture is successful, the button on the Pokémon GO Plus will flash in multiple colours and a notification will be sent to the player's device that says "You caught a Pokémon!". If the capture is unsuccessful, the light on the Pokémon GO Plus will flash red and a notification will be sent to the player's device that says "The Pokémon fled!". The Pokémon GO Plus only allows players one attempt at capturing a Pokémon. If the capture is unsuccessful, the Pokémon will flee immediately. | ||
When attempting to capture a Pokémon, one Poké Ball is depleted from the player's inventory. The Pokémon GO Plus will only use Poké Balls — not Great Balls or Ultra Balls. If a player encounters a wild Pokémon and attempts to capture it when they have no Poké Balls, the light on the Pokémon GO Plus will flash red just as if they had tried and failed to capture the Pokémon. | When attempting to capture a Pokémon, one Poké Ball is depleted from the player's inventory. The Pokémon GO Plus will only use Poké Balls — not Great Balls or Ultra Balls. If a player encounters a wild Pokémon and attempts to capture it when they have no Poké Balls, the light on the Pokémon GO Plus will flash red just as if they had tried and failed to capture the Pokémon. | ||