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Dozens of Hoenn Pokémon coming to Pokémon GO

December 6, 2017 by Villordsutch

Pokémon GO players you may need to invest in some new sturdy boots, for if your goal is to “Catch’em all!” then the kind people over at Niantic, Inc. and The Pokémon Company International are extending that challenge.  Incoming to the game are dozens of Pokémon, that were originally discovered in the Hoenn region.  Not only this dynamic weather gameplay is also coming Pokémon GO.

For the first time in an augmented reality mobile game, real-world weather will now be a factor in the gameplay experience. As Trainers are exploring the world around them in search of Pokémon, the current weather in their vicinity will be visible on the in-game map. The real-world weather around Trainers will impact the gameplay of Pokémon GO in a variety of ways that include changing Pokémon habitats and where they can be found, increasing Combat Power, and earning more Stardust after catching a Pokémon.

Ace Trainers can take advantage of their climates to level up their Pokémon GO experience. Trainers can look forward to finding Mudkip splashing when it rains, Cacnea basking in the sun, and Snorunt huddling together in the snow. Certain Pokémon will be more likely to appear in the weather that suits them the most, so Pokémon GO Trainers will be excited to learn more about their local weather patterns and ecology to find these rare Pokémon and make progress on their Pokédexes. As the seasons change, they’ll encounter different Pokémon, thereby keeping their gameplay experience fresh.

Whether they’re looking for the largest Wailord at a beach, chasing Swablu blowing on the wind, battling alongside their Salamence, or making their Feebas feel beautiful, players will know that as sure as the seasons change, Hoenn Pokémon have arrived. Rainy days just got more interesting for that next outdoor excursion.

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For more information Pokémon GO visit the official Pokémon GO blog at PokémonGOLive.com, also for up to date announcements by following the game on Twitter or liking it on Facebook.

@Villordsutch

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