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Welcome to Pokémon GO Podcast! Charles and Joe are back again with another fabulous, fantastic, amazing, wonderful episode of awesomeness! We have a hyper production discussion about various ways Niantic could make it possible to give players more pokecoins each day without being completely broken and accounting for a wide variety of playstyles. Niantic is expanding the functionality of Campfire, but we still wonder if it’s too little too late for the new app. A lot of people may have never used Pokémon Home, so we go through the steps for connecting Pokémon GO to Pokémon HOME so that you can get the Meltan mystery boxes. Lured Up Podcast has confirmed with Niantic that once a shiny shadow Pokémon is released in an event, it will be possible to obtain them moving forward if they are part of the current grunt lineup. April’s community day is Togetic, so grab as many flying fairy eggs as you can. Next week we are going to talk about various strategies for clearing out your Pokémon box. All of that incredible content, and of course your feedback and comments!
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[Discussion] How would you provide players access to more pokecoins per day?
Limited Time Team Up Feature Released – Poke Genie Equivalent available in Campfire
How to get Mystery Box
Shiny shadows from grunts confirmed as a permanent feature?
April 2023 Community Day: Togetic – Pokémon GO
What are some strategies to tackle hoarding Pokémon?
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Hosts: Charles McFall and Joseph Ard
