ShinySanders
u/ShinySanders
No judgment if not. But even though they're free, I just can't seem to care about learning or leveling up characters that I won't be able to play publicly as in a few months.
Anyone else feel that way too or just me?

I'm not a doom poster by any stretch but cmon bro. It's 50 days to do 45 tiers. I don't need the extra Battlepass XP.
I've come to accept that the time gating of new characters but there's no reason that Fighter Road XP can't bank until the wide release. At all.
I hate driving to Alamo (expensive; PITA to get to; have to pay for parking) and not supporting Burbank. But I also hate paying $20 a ticket to have a bunch of people on their phones the whole time. I paid to see the big screen, not your little screen.
Whats the point of having such an amazing number of screens available if the experience is dog shit?
We deserve better. Does AMC have some kind of sweetheart deal with the city?
No drawn out slow matches, the additional layer of strategy thanks to the addition of bonuses/builds, competitive without being too try-hard. It's great!
Not without its faults - crashes, round skips due to disconnection, etc. But it's the most fun I've had in awhile.
I just gotta figure out how to complete the 50 gold in interest mission.
What are the star challenges for the rift fights requiring Crossover? Wondering if there's one character/class that'd be most advantageous to buy.
TIA
The Pumpkin Spice Kombat designs are just not doing it for me. Do I have to spend them all now?
Out of that whole Dark Side episode, that framed cable seemed like the most unhealthy thing Artie has ever done to himself. Waking up every morning and seeing that and blaming yourself for your dad's accident?
That's gotta absolutely shred you emotionally and mentally. Do you think it would be right for someone to try and get him to finally throw it out or at least put it in storage?
Your taughts?
I've noticed that very few invites will come through and those that do are usually for Arena War or something. It's difficult to get anyone to join even the 2XP races or missions these days.
Has anyone else noticed this or does everyone just hate me?
With the Oricorio announcement I've seen a lot of people bummed out about even more regionals being added to the game. It's totally understandable but I thought I'd start a thread to show that in reality, Niantic has been pretty decent about including regionals into events at a decent pace lately.
In the past year alone, Niantic has made at least one regional Pokémon available to players in North America every 1-3 months. Sometimes multiple at once.
EDIT: Someone was kind enough to share this link with an even longer breakdown of available regional mons - https://www.serebii.net/pokemongo/exclusives.shtml
February 2022
- Vol



