Good News! The
most significant update in Pokemon Go has just been released.
Over
80 new Pokemons of second generation have been added in Version 1.27.2 for
IOS and Version 0.57.2 for Android. Now players have access to all of
the second generation Pokemon other than the baby Pokemon that were already
released in December, 2016, which is more interesting than before, and it can
enhance your pokemon go experience. Pokemon Go has begun rolling out to the
great anticipation of our travelers all over the globe.
11 New Countries
Pokemon
GO has been making headlines again, this time it has been announced that the
app will now be available in 11 new countries and
regions around the world. Direct from the source 'Nintendo Insider', which
stated that Pokemon GO developer
Niantic would continue to expand their growth of the app via the addition of
new locations.
Countries
and regions now with access to the Pokemon GO includes: Albania, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Macau, Macedonia, Mongolia, Serbia,
Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Users from these areas will now be
able to put on their trainer's cap and join in with the rest of the world by
exploring their towns and cities capturing Pokemon. The app like in all other
areas will be available on Google Play and iTunes.
Launches Smoothly Worldwide
Although
many players who have already played and possibly burned out on Pokemon GO may
not initially care about this latest expansion, it’s a positive thing for all
players of the game. Niantic CEO John Hanke previously stated that Niantic’s
main goal is ensuring that Pokemon GO launches smoothly worldwide before
focusing on bringing new features to the game. Bringing the game to 11 more
countries gets Niantic closer to that goal, and with any luck, it means Pokemon
GO is one step closer to getting some new features that will breathe life back
into the game. New features may be exactly what the game needs to help reverse
the massive loss of players it’s experienced.
Rolling
out an augmented reality game to the entire world is a difficult task,
especially when the game has seen over 500 million downloads since its release.
Niantic hasn’t released any kind of time table or estimate of when it expects
to be finished with this task, but hopefully gamers who haven’t had an
opportunity to play yet in their home countries will get their chance soon. Pokemon
GO is now available on Android and iOS devices in select areas.
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It's
not a secret that in "Pokemon GO"
Niantic has certain locations and certain areas that has a higher spawn rate than others. Even to the
point that it has a high spawn rate of one specific kind of Pokemon.
'Pokemon GO' Nest Migration
Pokémon
Go has been updated, but not in the form of a downloadable patch. Pokemon nests have changed and spawn
rates have increased to provide an improved experience in some areas. With
regard to nests, what we essentially see is a massive migration of about 50
Pokemon to different spawn points. The full list is pretty massive. None of the
changes are too lopsided in terms of rarity, and they don’t really involve any
truly shiny monsters. That being said, this shift should be especially
appreciated by more regimented players that are tired of coming across the same
stuff while in transit to work or school. Some standouts include Nidoran male,
Jynx and Electabuzz spawns being replaced by Onyx. Electabuzz can also be found
where Clefairy, Nidoran female, Omanyte and Ryhorn used to roam.
Because
nesting updates generally correlate to geography, not all of the referenced
swaps will be accurate. At best, this should be reminder for all Pokemon Go
fanatics to check the app if they want to see which new creatures may be
lurking in the tall grass. Let's take a look of what could be the possible
changes.
