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Will Niantic Nerf Remote Raiding In Pokémon GO?
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Palkia Raid Guide For Pokémon GO Players: August 2021
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There is some confusion in the
Pokémon GO community. This is, with Niantic s less-than-stellar communication, nothing new. However, this time, they re not at fault. It s simply that the Ultra Unlock event is a bit strange in structure. Normally, an event s raid rotation reverts to a generic raid rotation once the event is over. This has led many to believe that Dialga, Unown U, Cranidos, and Shieldon will not be available in raids once the event ends today in
Pokémon GO. That is not the case. While Ultra Unlock Part One: Time will come to its conclusion today at 8 PM local time, the raid rotation we currently have will last in
Will EX Raids Ever Return To Pokémon GO? Niantic Has An Answer
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Pokémon GO s EX Raids were discontinued in Spring 2020 as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously, EX Raids were invite-only raids that were earned by trainers who raided at EX-capable gyms. The invite would arrive with a date and time and the trainer would have to be at the gym in-person to complete the EX Raid. Pokémon that were featured in these raids were considered highly desirable and were normally locked to the feature, including Mewtwo, Deoxys in its various Formes, and Regigigas. Now that Niantic is beginning to revert pandemic bonuses, much to the chagrin of the
Minors Sue Niantic Over Deceptive In-Game Pokémon Go Purchases
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