Pokemon Go Gen 3 launch brought with it another major feature to the game, Weather Effects.This help provides boosts and stronger Pokemon types, depending on the local conditions.However, Niantic also included a Weather Warning system that would switch off these new bonuses if things were seen to be getting a little too rough outside.
This was apparently based on whatever local weather warnings were being issued, meaning that some Trainers were missing out on bonuses, when they weren’t in any danger.But in a new Pokemon update this week, it appears that Niantic are rolling out an additional feature for fans to use to avoid this issues.Reports on Reddit are confirming that Trainers are now able to tell the game they are safe, which will reportedly leave the bonuses on via the Weather Effects system.
The “I am safe” button will be especially good news for those in the location which have a lot more conditions that are deemed “extreme” by apps.The current Weather conditions and boosted types as confirmed by Niantic:
Weather conditions – Boosted types
Sunny/clear – Grass, Fire, Ground
Rainy – Water, Electric, Bug
Partly cloudy – Normal, Rock
Cloudy – Fairy, Fighting, Poison
Windy – Flying, Dragon, Psychic
Snow – Ice, Steel
Fog – Dark, Ghost
As confirmed by Niantic earlier this year, certain Pokémon now appear more frequently in weather conditions that correspond to their type.For example, you’re more likely to see a Water-type Pokémon, like Squirtle or Magikarp, during rainfall.
This Pokémon also tends to have higher CP and perform better in battle, and as an added bonus, you will receive extra Stardust when you catch a Pokemon that is boosted by the current weather conditions.Niantic recently updated Pokemon Go with 20 new Gen 3 types, all of which were made available as part of the ongoing Holiday event.
The new Weather Effects changes could make it easier for fans to catch more of the best Gen 3 types, currently available in their local area.With this update, Delibird’s “Present” attack even made its way into Pokemon Go as a fast attack, complete with a special sound effect. Yesterday, Pokemon Go went one step further and added a new attack animation that shows Delibird tossing wrapped gifts at its opponents when it uses its Present move. Here’s a shot of what Delibird’s corrected attack looks like in the game.
Delibird isn’t the only Pokemon that can use “Present” in Pokemon Go. Any costumed Pikachu (Santa Hat, Party Hat, Ash Hat, or Witch Hat) can also learn Present when a Fast TM is used on it. All Santa Hat Pikachu currently found in the wild also know “Present” naturally.
It seems a bit strange that Pokemon Go added the special animation to the game nearly a week after the event started, especially as there are still other issues with the “Present” attack. Several foreign language versions of the game mistranslated the attack, using the word for the state of time instead of the word for gift.
Pokemon Go has promised a few more surprises before year-end, so stay tuned to see what else the game has in store.We can clearly see Niantic is actively expanding the Pokemon GO development team to build many more amazing updates in 2018.“Stay tuned for news next week about upcoming improvements to certain features.” and as a trainer, I hope we get something much better than a global event.What are your thoughts?Lemme hear you guys out in the comments or you can get connected with me on Snapchat-Vibsz16 and Instagram. Stay tuned.
Here is the list of Top 10 Gen 3 Pokemon That Are As Strong As Legendary Pokemon, and can help any player to capture and attack gyms.
Number 10 – Milotic
MAX CP- 2542
ATTACK – 60
DEFENSE – 79
STAMINA – 190
Milotic is an aquatic, serpentine Pokémon with a primarily cream-colored body. It has red eyes with long, pinkish antennae above them. Additionally, there are long, hair-like fins above its eyes, which begin thin and thicken towards the tips. These eyebrows extend to almost half of Milotic’s body length and will be longer on the female than the male. On top of its relatively small head is a straight spike. The tail consists of four large, blue fins with pink ovals in their centers. Each of the tail fins overlaps the next slightly, causing it to resemble a fan. While it has not been depicted, Milotic’s scales are said to change color depending on the viewing angle.
Number 9 – Flygon
MAX CP- 2458
ATTACK – 100
DEFENSE – 80
STAMINA – 160
Flygon resembles a slightly insectoid, bipedal dragon. It is primarily light green and has a pair of large rhombus-shaped wings with a red trim, toeless hind legs, and skinny arms with three-clawed hands. Its tail has several dark green stripes and three small green rhombus shapes with red trims at the end. It has large eyes and a pair of green antennae that point back. The eyes have red covers that prevent sand from getting into its eyes. With its wings, it kicks up sandstorms to hide. Its wings make a “singing” sound when they are flapped, earning Flygon the name “The Desert Spirit”. It lives in the desert.
Number 8 – Gardevoir
MAX CP- 2341
ATTACK – 65
DEFENSE – 65
STAMINA – 136
Beginning its life as Ralts (the Pokemon that kinda looks like male genitalia), it’s a little surprising it turns into Gardevoir – who looks a lot like some kind of elegant dancer (and a lot of other things, if you dare to venture into Google Image Search – which reminds us: NEVER GOOGLE IMAGE SEARCH ANY POKEMON EVER BUT ESPECIALLY NOT GARDEVOIR). Apart from its traumatic internet legacy, it’s a pretty solid Pokemon (now one of the added Fairy-types), and its Pokedex entries indicate that it would do anything to protect its trainer. Always nice to know your Pokemon has Stockholm’s Syndrome.
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