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Posted by: Owen5560 Sep 7 2018, 07:07 PM

Currently I am at 135k Interactions and I have gotten about 3-4k interactions, this is very annoying considering that I spend a while trying to get all of those and the best thing I get is more credits to spend on items that I dont need. Im just saying that maybe you could get a boost/item/something to have a reason for interacting back with people who have interacted with you today.


EDIT: while most of these interactions were offline people, I can assure you at least 40% of them were from online people

Posted by: Gryphaena Sep 7 2018, 11:19 PM

You can just click people who have gotten a lot of Pass Orbs that day.

On the Users list, choose "statistics" then "Pass Orbs Today".

You will then get all the users who have earned Pass Orbs, meaning that they have clicked people back.

I think there are enough Pass Orbs and Pass Powers to use them on.

How many Pass Orbs are you collecting?

If you play the whole day, it is quite easy to amass a good amount if you just click people who click you.

Posted by: Owen5560 Sep 8 2018, 08:12 AM

QUOTE(Gryphaena @ Sep 8 2018, 12:19 AM)

Posted by: jeanmichel Sep 24 2018, 08:06 AM

I think the whole "click back" concept is a red herring. I regularly see people saying in their status or their journal that they click back pals and/or those who click their eggs/pokemons, but this is the wrong approach. It only concerns people who are picky because they can't click much for some reason (mobile I guess) and thus even with better rewards, it wouldn't change anything.

For the users who can click a lot, and thus can be expected to "click back", the solution is simply that you click all eggs/pokemons of users who have been online today. Not only it helps every active user, but if any of them click yours, you will get your pass orbs retroactively.

So at best the suggestion should be to have the "have been online today" list by default so new users don't click only the eggs/pokemons of users who "are currently online". And maybe the default 100 users may give the impression that they already interacted with everyone possible quickly.

So basically, connect and interact with users who have been online today, possibly a few time per day, and you'll appear in most lists for other users. When you hatch your party and renew it with new eggs, remember other users do the same, so go see if there are new interactions available.

Good luck.

Posted by: SallyAnn Nov 16 2018, 12:15 PM

Yeah, Gryph has it spot on, the only way to maximise your chances of clicking people who are much more likely to click you back is to use the "Sort By Statistic" and choose "pass orbs today" and "pass orbs yesterday"

They already have "prizes" for clicking others back in the form of pass orbs.

The only improvement I would suggest is being able to sort "users who have interacted with your pokemon today" list in the same way that you can sort the users online so you can bring users who have given you a lot of clicks to the top.

Posted by: N2O Powered Jan 10 2019, 09:27 AM

Good tips about the filters, very frustrating to spend the effort to click all the "Users who have interacted with you today" and notice ratios of 14/1 (seriously, someone didn't even click my whole party). Unreal. But we can't suggest "Ignore Users" either so people can take advantage of those of us who are trying to actively raise and hatch while apparently still wanting us to click all their stuff with no effort invested back. Points are ridiculously low for the ones who do mass-click that there's very little incentive to even bother. Why not just pop online to show up on the lists and let all those who do the hard work raise your Pokemon for you lol. If it wasn't for the PokeWalker, I'd probably forget about this site for another four years tbqh.

Maybe Pass Orbs should be given at a higher rate, because I feel like that's hardly incentive. Yay, 30 minutes of quicker egg hatches in which time most people will not click my party... Great "reward". I kinda laughed when I saw that. Being scared to reward people actively sitting on your site for hours at a time is a great way to ensure longevity. I'm honestly shocked at the state this site is in because it was clearly the highest quality "Pokemon fansite" made and Pokemon didn't exactly die out or anything. But if you look at the online communities with maybe the exception of Serebii... wow. Kids who "grew up" and abandoned the communities they built doesn't sound like "growing up", but I digress.