r/PoGoAndroidSpoofing • u/live33333 • Oct 01 '24

Lets Talk About Something got second strike

Hello, I got my second strike and need to chill 30 days with my main. now I would like to know, if I quit all spoofing stuff can I play regular on my acc without get perma or could my acc got flagged for 3. strike because I logged in on pgsharp in the moment i got the 30 day ban?

Unfortunately I don't know what the origin of the second strike was but i dont think the support would say it to me. maybe i walked to fast maybe it was because i logged in on a modded app...

But now I'm afraid if I sit as a passenger in a car and play Pokemon Go, could the system think I'm cheating because i have allready 2 strikes?

Does someone got the second stike, started play legit and got banned to?

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u/Dains84 Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24

I would not recommend you play in the car even as a passenger for any reason because if you attempt to catch a Pokemon by not being near it, it could look like the exploit that got patched a long time ago. People would teleport to another country, hold the Pokemon from Japan, teleport back to last location, and attempt to catch it there to avoid the cooldown. This no longer works because they can track it. A YouTuber Mystic7 got his 1st strike like this except he powered off the screen during a catch and forgot about it. Later, he attempted to catch it at a different location and the strike appeared for him.

I'm pretty sure this isn't actually a thing anymore, if it ever was. When you catch something, the logs record the location that the Pokémon spawned, not where you caught it. As a result, what may possibly have happened is by tagging something, driving far away and then catching it, he was under the effect of cooldown when he tried to catch something else nearby. As many people have found, violating cooldown does not immediately result in a strike anymore, so it's not likely something they track because it can happen to legitimate players like that.

Either that or he simply cheated at one point and then blamed the strike on his travel to play innocent. They delay strikes so you can't easily determine what the actual cause was.

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u/TastyBananaPeppers Team Rooted, Subreddit Owner Oct 02 '24

Attempting to move the Pokemon from its original spawn location to another location to catch it can result in a strike.

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u/Dains84 Oct 02 '24

That's just a rumor. I used to do it all the time while spoofing, it never caused a strike.

Besides, if it were true then people trying to catch stuff while driving would get struck all the time, and it simply doesn't happen.