Video summary
You NEED to Try The NEW Pokemod Update (Tap on Map Instant Catch)
Main summary
Key takeaways
Storyline / Theme
- The video isn’t focused on a narrative storyline from Pokémon GO. Instead, it highlights and updates PokéMod features for manual spoofing on rooted Android, showing how the update affects day-to-day catching/spinning and account management.
Gameplay Highlights & What’s New
Pokémon GO “13.0” themed PokéMod/feature updates discussed
- New app themes: light, dark, and festive.
- Shiny notification sounds for:
- Shundos (manual hunting)
- Legendaries (useful while walking past spawns when following a route/GPX)
- Automatic game updater UI change: shows progress with a running Pikachu animation.
- Account manager improvements:
- Account search + sorting
- Active account highlighting in a different color
- Backup/restore accounts via “app cheat codes” (intended to export accounts to a zip file)
PokéMod “7th anniversary” update features
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Tap on Map module (major highlight)
- Lets you tap a wild Pokémon on the map to catch immediately
- Also supports tapping PokéStops/gyms to catch/spin without loading into the encounter screen or doing teleport/wait cycles
- Includes settings for:
- Tap to catch (choose ball type: Ultra / Great / Poké Ball)
- Tap to spin (single-tap spinning of stops/gyms)
- Hold to open
- Disabled by default; users toggle it on when needed
- Limited free access for light users; otherwise Pro (about $10 mentioned)
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VGP full rewrite
- The catch/spin logic is decoupled to reduce unstable “dissociated” behavior
- Storage-limit handling: if Pokémon storage is full, it automatically pivots toward the needed action (catch/spin)
- Goal stated: background stability becomes “boring and reliable”
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In-game search bar
- Search modules by typing instead of scrolling through the module list
Strategies / Key Tips Mentioned
- Use “Tap on Map” to farm encounters fast
- Best described as tapping spawns directly on the overworld map to catch quickly.
- Run tap-on-map while manually playing (not automation)
- The creator emphasizes this is for people who want to “play the game for real” with spoofing-style enhancements.
- Turn off cooldown (for testing/demo)
- With cooldown enabled, spawns flee—disabling it helped demonstrate rapid clicking/catching.
- Notification sounds
- Shundo/legendary sounds help you react while walking routes, especially when using GPX behavior.
How-To / Feature Usage (as shown)
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Finding the module
- Type “tap on map” in the module search bar to bring it up quickly.
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Tap on Map settings
- Enable Tap to catch
- Select ball priority (Ultra Ball / Great Ball / Poké Ball)
- Optionally enable Tap to spin for PokéStops/gyms
- Use Hold to open behavior as needed
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Account backup module
- The video shows navigating to: Backup accounts
- The creator attempts entering “app cheat codes” (export intent), but can’t get it to work/verify correctly during the demo and asks viewers to figure it out.
Gamers / Sources Mentioned (at the end of the video)
- Vicious (creator; “Vicious here”)
- ViciousLabs (via viciouslabs.ca)
- PokéMod Discord (community mentioned; creator says viewers should tell them “I sent you”)
- PokéMod website/source: pokemod.dev