Aug 29, 2016 11:17 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

"Pokémon Go" players are working their way out to ditch the long and hard process of leveling up, but if caught, Niantic is banning cheaters permanently from the game. In spite of that, there are easier ways to "catch 'em all," and don't need to worry about getting banned.

Pidgeys may not be the most exciting Pokemon in the augmented reality game, but it is certainly one which can help player a lot if they want to level up fast. The good thing about this small, plump-bodied avian Pokémon, is that it only requires 12 candies to evolve to Pidgeotto.

Evolving a Pokemon would give a Pokemon player 500XP, but if that player activate a Lucky Egg, it will double to 1,000XP. If a gamer try to hoard a massive Pidgey as they can, and then once the player has a lot, they can activate a Lucky Egg and evolve all of them to get a large number of XP easily, The BitBag reported.

Then, at the same time, a "Pokémon Go" player must activate a Lucky Egg and Incense. A player will notice that many rare and uncommon Pokemon will spawn closer to them and they can catch those Pokemons for double XP.

This trick is especially great if there are still many Pokemon a player has not caught, as catching new Pokemon will give them 500XP. Which means, with the Lucky Egg activated, it would be 1,000XP for every new Pokemon they will catch.

Anyway, a complicated task in "Pokémon Go" is hatching eggs. As it takes a lot of time and effort for Pokemon gamers to hatch the 2km, 5km and 10km eggs. The main issue which players face is hatching common Pokémon from their eggs, and most of the time the same kind of Pokémon gets hatched out of the eggs.

However, if a "Pokémon Go" player will have extra incubators, hatch eggs regularly, and hatch eggs when they are not walking, that player can definitely increase their chances of easily hatching eggs into rare Pokémon, according to Science World Report.

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