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Community Day may be tomorrow, but Pokémon GO has a different sort of special event going on today. Unlike Community Day, Articuno caught today don't know any special move, but the fact that you can get yourself a shiny version is enough for players to go nuts raiding everywhere. Unlike some of the other shinies, shiny Articuno doesn't look all that different on first glance. From the sound of it, it seems like shiny Articuno has a similar spawn rate to what we see during Community Day. At least Niantic has given us endless, lengthy raid spawns, but you're going to have to jam in as many as you can for the best shot at shiny Articuno.
Community Day may be tomorrow, but Pokémon GO has a different sort of special event going on today. Unlike Community Day, Articuno caught today don't know any special move, but the fact that you can get yourself a shiny version is enough for players to go nuts raiding everywhere. Unlike some of the other shinies, shiny Articuno doesn't look all that different on first glance. From the sound of it, it seems like shiny Articuno has a similar spawn rate to what we see during Community Day. At least Niantic has given us endless, lengthy raid spawns, but you're going to have to jam in as many as you can for the best shot at shiny Articuno.
'The Walking Dead: Our World' Falls Into A Mobile Trap 'Pokémon GO' Avoided
Yesterday, I wrote about The Walking Dead: Our World and how it offered a few advantages over Pokémon GO. Part of the fun of Pokémon GO is that you can play it essentially as much as you want. But with timegating, The Walking Dead: Our World flips a switch rather quickly. This is equivalent to say, Pokémon GO selling bundles that come with 5-6 different Pokémon of different rarities and levels, rather than forcing you to go out and you know, actually catch them. Clearly I am calling out The Walking Dead: Our World for stuff that a zillion other mobile games do, and most games do it worse than what we're seeing here.
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