Transfer all but your strongest of each type.
If a pokemon can evolve save up candy until you have enough to evolve it to it's highest level (e.g Ghastly to Haunter takes 25 candy, Haunter to Gengar takes 50, so wait until you have 75 total before doing anything.).
For non evolving pokemon just hold onto that top level one then start levelling it up, however advice is not to do this until later on.

The higher level you get the higher a wild pokemon's CP can be, therefore it has done the levelling for you and you arent wasting stardust, the rarest universal commodity. If you hold out on evolving or leveling up pokemon there is a better chance you will have a higher CP as you will be a higher level.
If you have two pokemon at similar CP check their move set before transfering as one may have better moves than the over that overrides the small CP difference.

That is best advise for getting quality pokemon.

If you want to level faster consider evolving pidgeys and ratatas as they are cheap and will give you 500xp.

Bollockoff wrote:

Caught a Jinx in my bedroom. CP 70 something. Is it worth keeping multiples of the same type or just the strongest ones?

Go on the attack move points thingy. There's a regular and a special attack - just scroll down. These are more important than CP points and transfer the rest. Don't power anything up ever until you reach level 20, when you'll be catching +1000 CP Pokemon under the bed. Then power them up like mental until they're full, then evolve them with all the Pokemon candy you've got from transferring all the one's with weaker attacks.

Lol I started powering things up well early until I realised it was a waste.

Cheers Elite 3.

App has literally just updated. Only immediate noticeable difference is that there is now a tuft of grass behind the nearby pokemon.

I wonder if this tuft of grass may shake when you are close?

Also, a jigglypuff is near me, I've never seen one before so possible they have shaken up locations as well.

Fingers crossed. 
I always thought at the beginning that when you saw a little tumble of green leaves you were meant to go over and have a look but it never seemed to produce anything, it would be nice if that is now a feature but a tuft instead.

I completed Pokemon White 2 yesterday, just clearing up some post game stuff and then onto Pokemon heartgold (which I can't wait for, heard it's the best). Then only diamond left to finish.

I love these games, but had a hard time getting into Pokemon go. Tried it for a week, and I understand why it's so popular, and it's really cool, but it's really not my cup of tea.

Also am worried at what they're showing for sun and moon. A lot of the new Pokemon look garbage...

SpaceGazelle wrote:

Some Chinaman just stole my leg/gym in Partick. Fucking slow WiFi bollocks.

Didn't realise what thread I'd clicked this as the opening new post made me piss myself when i realised why i was so confused

What, you can recall a ball even if you hit a Pokemon with it? So doing that means you never run out?!

Is zooming back to my finger when i do it. I must admit i can't see the counter as my fingers in the way!

-4.55pm Friday : a boardroom at nintendos office

"Look, we need one more Pokemon to finish the weekly quota, I just wanna send it down to the artists so it can be ready for Monday"

"Anyone got any more ideas?!"

"How about a... Hmmm... A sand... Castle??"

"Done. Pub?"

On the way home from the pub and I get into an altercation with a couple of grown men telling a teen Goth guy he was a prick for doing this. He was rightfully just ignoring them but I got riled and got involved. He's sloped off with not so much as a thank you, which is fine, and now I'm here typing this and they're a mere three metres away and unsure whether to kick my head in.

Seriously that kind of shit winds me up, the gut reaction that if someone is playing something they haven't heard of they must be an idiot. In fact it's a pretty universal and light game. Guess the kid was too embarrassed or scared to say anything.

I've come to the conclusion that all my time is spent in areas with no pokestops, so unless I out a plaque on my house and turn it into a pokestops I'll never get beyond level 17.

I wonder what I can put on the plaque...

There are two accepted methods for making a new Pokeyman:

1) Pick a random inanimate object. Give it a face and say it's a ghost type.

2) Pick a random animal. Draw it wrong. Misspell its name.

Did anyone get a plus? I ordered it and cancelled to late and so I got it.

It's pretty fun walking round a town centre with it on just clicking when the thing vibrates.