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App to practice in throwing tecnique

Hi guys,
when Kyogre appeared as a raid boss I just realize how bad I am in throwing a curveball very far away at the pokemon.
Kyogre was really a nightmare to me to catch: only 2 over maybe 10 raids.
Now the same issue is going on with Rayquaza. IT IS FAR! I keep on throwing the ball outside the circle or on the ground, and the more I miss the throw, the worse my tries go. I have a problem in bearing the tension and jitters of repeatingly miss the catch.

So my question is: do you know an app in playstore that lets you practice in throwing a curveball far away? a fake pokemon go where you can throw and throw till you master the tecnique.

Thanks a lot. Any advice is precious!

Asked by Tanathos97 years 1 month ago
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I'm not sure about another app, but I'd recommend that you go hunting for Zubats and practice your throws on them, as they're also far away.

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I had a star piece going 6am in foggy conditions and...a crobat spawned at a lure...361 cp, most other times I’ve learned to ignore crobats. My curved throws miss, it seems like a hollow target. Ultra and golden razz straight ball, took a few on 361

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Catching Ray is just like ho-oh/lugia. You need to throw ball vertically across the screen. Start spinning ball like normally and release ball on the right side of the speaker/brand logo.
I have been throwing excellents since 2nd or 3rd Ray raid.

Ps. I don't know app like you describe

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The funny part is that I just catched lots of Lugia and Ho-Oh. Maybe it's the chilling weather that meddles with my screen or the way my cold finger touches the screen, I don't know, but I didn't have any issues with other far away mons in summer/fall.
I've seen videos and tutorials and I know where to exactly release the finger but.... when I move really fast my finger on the screen to do a "far away throw", it just sets a weak and limp throw!! very frustrating....

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For me, Ho-Oh was ridiculously easy. 9 of the first 10 I encountered I caught, normally on 3 balls or less. I didn't miss a single throw on Ho-Oh, ever, even on the ones where I didn't catch it. (after the first 10, my catch rate went back to normal)

For Rayquaza, I've had one instance where I threw 12 balls at it and literally missed it with 9. Threw them really, REALLY far and they curved right under Rayquaza. The ones that did hit it didn't seem to be thrown any farther than the other 9. And while this is the worst-case scenario, every time I've tried to catch one I miss at least 3 times.

I'd love an app where I could practise throws...

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I don't think there is an app like that, but someone really should make one. Perhaps have other helpful features as well that will help you become better and optimise your playing.

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I had this problem with the firsts Groudons. It was the first legendary too far away for my curveball lands (I stopped playing and came back on Ho-Oh raids, so I missed Moltres and other far away mons).

I live in South America, so I practiced my throws on Heracross (always trying excellent curveballs) and now didn't have problems anymore, even with Rayquaza (missed only 1 throw on him, as my phone lagged).

So, my advice is practice with faraways moms like Zubat, Gastly's family, Heracross (in case you get the chance to) and so on.

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by mahzza 7 years 1 month ago

I've advocated for some time for a "training space" where you can pick attackers and defenders and practice timing against different move sets or throwing, as you describe. Torchlight has a dummy in towns that you can practice on. PoGo would benefit from something similar.

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