Data miners diving headfirst into Pokémon Go data have found more interesting clues about the appearance of Team Go Rocket’s balloon. For example, it should be able to appear anywhere and also move after it appears. We summarize the information for you.
Update from June 24, 2020: As reported by the authors of Pokémon Go Hub, Pokémon Go dataminers have found more clues about Team Go Rocket’s balloon, mainly related to its behavior. The developers at Niantic can simply turn the balloon on and off, so it appears at their behest, but it is then not bound to points of interest such as arenas or PokéStops, but can move freely on the overworld map.
The balloon is also said to have a cooldown, which again suggests that only one can appear alone – this can also be read from the internal check afterwards that the game first looks to see if one is already there. In addition, Team Rocket’s balloon in Pokémon Go is also supposed to make new bullies appear, so it seems that the ones from the Crypto PokéStops won’t simply be used. Now the thing is, when the balloon appears, will many players gather in one place if the access radius to the balloon is relatively limited? Given the Corona times, that might not be so conducive then. We continue to be curious about what this balloon is all about!
Original message from June 22, 2020: Team Rocket won’t be holding its feet still in Pokémon Go, even though Boss Giovanni’s recurring research is currently suspended. Niantic’s developers had announced here and there that Team Go Rocket will play a role in the summer, and that it may be happening soon is what PokeMiners’ datamining finds from APK 0.179.0 suggest. Because apparently a balloon from Team Go Rocket was found in the Pokémon Go data! And if we remember correctly, this balloon appeared during the 2019 Pokémon Go festivities, among others. So it’s easy to conclude that Giovanni’s gang will also play a role in the virtual Pokémon Go Fest – after all, the people at Niantic are also keeping extremely quiet about the activities on the second day of the festivities – by the way, a ticket for the Pokémon Go Fest 2020 costs just under 17 euros, but you’ll also be able to participate in both days.
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Another interesting find from the folks at PokeMiners concerns Raid invites for friends, which have been hinted at by the developers of Pokémon Go for quite some time. The dataminers have the impression that the feature looks relatively finished. Raid invites are said to show up in your “Nearby” display once the feature is implemented and armed. The feature will probably come with a sorting option similar to the friends list, as well as the ability to invite players to the raid not only individually, but also in groups. We are very curious when this feature will finally be available.
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