Pokemon Go reveals the new details of the day of the May Community

Pokémon Ir The day of the April Community was held last weekend, putting the alolan Pokemon Stufful at the Center for Care. The current theme of the game is Alola's season, and that will also extend to the community day next month. On Saturday, May 21 from 11 am to 2 pm local time, Alolan Geodude will be incredibly easy to find in nature. The players that evolve to a serolan Serlerler up to two hours after the event will receive a Alolan Golem that the Fast Attack Rollout knows. The players will be easier to do so, since there will be double candies for catching Alolan Geodude during the event.

As we have seen with other recent Pokémon IR at community day events, players will have the option to buy a special research story for $ 1.00. Naturally, the theme will focus on Alolan Geodude and will be titled un rocky path. In a recently added function, players will have the possibility of giving a ticket to their friends. There will also be a community day box available in the store for 975 Pokémonas. The box will contain a Super Incubator, a Lucky Egg, an elite Fast TM and a Star Piece. There will also be stickers with event themes, reduced Stardust required for exchanges and more.

Unfortunately, May's Day will follow the new trend that Niantic established last month, where community day will take place for only three hours, instead of six. The measure generated a generalized disappointment among game fans, since it makes it much harder to participate for those with more limited schedules. It is worth noting that the real hours for the day of the May Community have changed with respect to those offered in April; The event last Saturday was held from 2 pm to 5 pm local time. This could mean that Niantic is still experiencing with the format, to see the best time for players to participate. Hopefully the company will find something that can make all the game fans happy!

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