“Pokemon Go” will soon launch another massive Legendary Pokemon affair. Allegedly, Niantic will have a 1000-trainers event soon for the ever-growing and constantly eventful game.
The addition of more than 80 new Pokemon in the game created more wants than the expected satisfaction from “Pokemon Go” players. The additional Pokemon sparks more questions, among them is that when are the Legendary Pokemon coming to the game? These much want set of Pokemon has not been released and they are expected as early as the Gen 1 update. It appears that Niantic has something big up on their sleeves about these Legendaries. From the latest speculations, it seems that the company wants more people to participate in a big legendary event to make it a successful one.
Ars Technica revealed that Niantic might possibly have plans for a big 1000-person event. It was discovered that early archetypes of the game showed that there would be features binding into big gatherings in the same area. Niantic appears to be simply waiting for the mobile game to gain steam again, which is that or improved technology.
It is most unlikely, however, for Niantic to the “Pokemon Go” Legendary event since the game has lost its momentum. Although the game has still a lot following, it is not that phenomenal anymore as it was last year.
Niantic should listen to the fans who have been wanting to see a “Pokemon GO” legendary since the game came out last year on mobile devices. If a massive event of 1000 trainers is not possible, there are more ways of introducing these much-awaited Pokemon in the game, says BGR.
Niantic can incorporate these “Pokemon Go” Legendaries in the upcoming major updates too. Fans are so looking forward as well to these three massive updates. Speculations have it that the first major update was already rolled out with the inclusion of more than 80 Johto Pokemon. The PVP battle is the other one heavily speculated and highly anticipated. Well, the third might be these Legendary Pokemon. At present we cannot confirm yet, but fans will be hopeful.
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