Pokemon Go streamer needs huge changes after ‘bad’ rewards and fans join

❘ Published: 2023-12-05T13:30:15 ❘ Updated: 2023-12-05T13:30:27

One popular Pokemon Go streamer took to Twitter to share their thoughts, commenting on what they describe as the “bad” changes to Pokemon Go over the past year.

If there’s one thing Pokemon Go fans love, it’s complaining about Pokemon Go. However, while some of the issues could be seen as minor flaws, it seems that some fans are becoming increasingly disappointed with some of the recent awards.

Over the past few months, Niantic has added new features to Pokemon Go like Routes and Party Play, and while many people love it, some fans are still bemoaning the changes to Pokemon Go’s remote raids.

Pokemon Go originally added remote raids to help players enjoy the game during the pandemic, but the feature has also greatly benefited players with disabilities and anyone living in remote or rural areas trying to find in-person raid partners.

But Niantic eventually decided to limit the feature, limiting the number of remote raids to five per day for all players and dramatically increasing the cost of remote raid tickets. At the time, many fans complained to no avail, but a recent video by streamer FleeceKing revisits the issue.

FleeceKing releases video criticizing Pokemon Go’s “poor” rewards

U the video was shared on Twitterpopular Pokemon Go streamer (and the first Pokemon Go player to reach level 50) FleeceKing spends ten minutes going over the recent changes to Routes, Party Play rewards, and how the changes to Remote Raid Passes are still affecting the community.

This is a hot video and many other users are adding their opinions below. One user called FlareBlaze adds: “Agree with you 100%. Matteo was on the 6th anniversary of the poster that was last year. So to wait a long time for his debut and for him to only ‘trade amazing’ gifts is very dim.”

Meanwhile, Serebii’s Joe Merrick comments: “The other fare increase is probably the most egregious thing they’ve done this year to counter the loss of revenue.”

Finally, one Pokemon Go player named Purple Feebas adds, “Trying to play the game seems so hard sometimes… but I really love the game and that’s why I started writing about it.”

While Pokemon Go has tons of cool new features and Pokemon being added all the time, it seems like the community is still hurting from the limitations on remote raids, especially for disabled and rural players who could have enjoyed it more before. from the game.