[xlosmuertosx]

Been using Pokesniper for a while now.... Wonder how it works until I finally figured it out. Here it is

Suppose default location is lat- 0, and long-0

pokemon x location is lat-1, and long-1

After you input the information, the bot jumps to lat-1, long -1... It searches for pokemon x and it clicks on the pokemon but doesn't catch it yet. It jumps back to lat-0, long-0 and then tries to catch it.

[KazerTheAmazer]

Did not know this, may have to get into sniping as a hobby instead of just dropping bots off for overseas holidays. Thanks for sharing this.

[Angeh3124]

You are Einstein!!! #Kappa
When you want to manually snipe, you have to do the steps that u said.
Pokesniper has the same function.


PD: Menudo nombre te pones xD

[xlosmuertosx]

You are Einstein!!! #Kappa
When you want to manually snipe, you have to do the steps that u said.
Pokesniper has the same function.


PD: Menudo nombre te pones xD

That's exactly how I found out.

[Hackyr]

That is indeed how pokesniper works.

Otherwise you would get instabanned for location jumping.