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A more protracted problem was caused by oversaturation of the mobile data networks of some network providers. Niantic did have some server issues, Hanke acknowledged. He said that a Niantic planned to go forward with an even bigger event in Yokohama, Japan later this summer. "Together, from late Saturday to Sunday, Trainers in downtown Chicago participated in more than 69,000 Raid Battles and captured more than 7.7 million Pokémon, including more than 440,000 LegendaryPokémon. Network congestion also led to a login issue which affected some users able to access the Internet.
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Despite the issues, Hanke sounds rather resolute in continuing to hold real-world meet-ups for Pokémon Go players that center on mass collaboration and the game's coveted legendary pokémon. The gameplay issue was resolved with a server configuration change and the crashes were also addressed for many but not all users," Hanke writes. "A more protracted problem was caused by over-saturation of the mobile data networks of some network providers. Going forward, Niantic plans to unlock the other legendary bird pokémon, Moltres and Zapdos, during the first and second weeks of August. Hanke says Niantic recorded 69,000 raid battles and 7.7 million pokémon captured throughout the duration of its first festival, a staggering 440,000 of which were legendary pokémon like Lugia and Articuno.
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A more protracted problem was caused by oversaturation of the mobile data networks of some network providers. Niantic did have some server issues, Hanke acknowledged. He said that a Niantic planned to go forward with an even bigger event in Yokohama, Japan later this summer. "Together, from late Saturday to Sunday, Trainers in downtown Chicago participated in more than 69,000 Raid Battles and captured more than 7.7 million Pokémon, including more than 440,000 LegendaryPokémon. Network congestion also led to a login issue which affected some users able to access the Internet.
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I went to Pokémon GO Fest to (try to) play the game with thousands of others. Here's what it was like
"Do people still play Pokémon GO?"It's a question that pops up pretty much any time the game gets mentioned. Alas… Pokémon GO Fest didn't work. But lots and lots of people do still play. That was the idea behind Pokémon GO Fest. Enough people that the game can still be found floating around the iOS App Store's Top 20 grossing apps.Despite the issues, Hanke sounds rather resolute in continuing to hold real-world meet-ups for Pokémon Go players that center on mass collaboration and the game's coveted legendary pokémon. The gameplay issue was resolved with a server configuration change and the crashes were also addressed for many but not all users," Hanke writes. "A more protracted problem was caused by over-saturation of the mobile data networks of some network providers. Going forward, Niantic plans to unlock the other legendary bird pokémon, Moltres and Zapdos, during the first and second weeks of August. Hanke says Niantic recorded 69,000 raid battles and 7.7 million pokémon captured throughout the duration of its first festival, a staggering 440,000 of which were legendary pokémon like Lugia and Articuno.
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