"Pokemon Go" still has quite the reputation and fan base to continue pleasing, and with it, some other promise to live up to. This includes some events that will continue to benefit the fans.
One thing in particular that may have the attention of the fans is the supposed "Pokemon Go" addition of the three legendary birds through events. Such idea for the event was clarified by John Hanke that it came from "Ingress" which is a predecessor for "Pokemon Go."
According to I Tech Post, Hanke said that putting Pokemon up for events will certainly spice things up for "Pokemon Go" players. When asked, however, if the three legendary birds will be part of the said event series, Hanke simply said that the features will not stop there and will flourish eventually not just with the aforementioned creatures.
Hanke claims that he is happy with "Pokemon Go" looks at the moment, being stable and idealistic with their plans. One of their teased-and perhaps the most awaited-is the trading of Pokemon which has become a tradition from the very beginning.
In other news, The Guardian reported that breakage of the game's well-being from the very beginning was somewhat expected, due to the traffic rate that was surpassed by Niantic inadvertently. Though it may be alright for the company to achieve more than their goals, the presumed preparation for the traffic was said to not be as adequately supplemented, which finalized that the launch of "Pokemon Go" was not smoothly delivered.
Generally, regardless of the "Pokemon Go" anomalies in the past, players can rest assured that Niantic will be doing all in their power to deliver the promised updates for those who continue to patronize the title. Stay locked for more gaming news and updates.
