One positive change that I would like to see in 2024 is that if you can see the gym on your screen and it comes up in your Nearby Raids it is considered a local raid (Orange/Green Pass) and not a remote raid. There are plenty of times I see a raid nearby when outsideContinue reading “New Year’s Resolutions for Niantic #2 – Make Nearby Raids Local”
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New Year’s Resolutions For Niantic 1 – Much Better and Timelier Event Communications
Right now, we are in the Pokemon Go New Year’s 2024 event. We knew about this event since December 21, 2023. That’s a week and a half advance notice, which towards the end of what I want notice wise. I like to know at least two weeks in advance of what our game play willContinue reading “New Year’s Resolutions For Niantic 1 – Much Better and Timelier Event Communications”
Various Desired Changes #1 – Just Let Me GO
This will be a recurring series of changes I would like to see. Some will be long enough to make a full post, others will be a few blended. The first one is simple… just let me GO! While playing the game, there are times where I just want to get going. Be it havingContinue reading “Various Desired Changes #1 – Just Let Me GO”
Please Do Not Nerf Remote Raiders
As previously mentioned, there are many changes that are related to the global situation that are being reviewed and decisions were made. Remote Raids were addressed very briefly. I did not see any real decisions. Remote Raids allow people who do not have near by gyms to raid with friends without having to go inContinue reading “Please Do Not Nerf Remote Raiders”
My Take on Pokemon Go Situational Rollbacks
When the current world situation began, we all had to change a lot of our daily lives. There were many restrictions on movement, closures of many establishments, and a general prohibition on most social activities. In some areas, the situation is now much better and many restrictions have been rolled back. With this in mind,Continue reading “My Take on Pokemon Go Situational Rollbacks”
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