Pokemon go news9/20/2023 And basically what we want to do is what Michael is saying, is that we really want our actions to speak louder than words. And I feel like sometimes that’s lost, that we’re confident in our decision. “I would want to add one thing… just to echo Michael’s sentiment of coming onto this team, everyone is incredibly passionate about the game. This was then followed by Funtanilla’s own thoughts: But instead, we’re hopeful that players will see a lot of the hard work that the team has been putting into this game for the past year because I think what we have coming out in 2023 is gonna really blow people away.” Michael Steranka, Pokémon Go director But it’s something that we felt is necessary for the longevity of the game and to also ensure that we’re not really compromising on our mission.Īnd so yeah, we have no plans to directly address any of the HearUsNiantic things recently, because we’ll be sticking with the decision that was made. So again, super, super painful decision that is not something we took lightly. And so that’s something that we really honestly let go on a little bit too long and ultimately needed to course correct. And this is something that players including myself are doing over a dozen times a day, for some people over 100 times a day. I would just sort of throw money at Poké Coins so that I can spam legendary raids as much as possible.Īnd we’re talking about legendary Pokémon they’re supposed to be the epic epitome of all Pokémon content. And I can honestly say even for me personally, it became sort of an unhealthy way to engage with the game. But when we look at sort of the overall health of the game, and the type of behaviors that remote raid passes were introducing, it just really didn’t align with the kind of experience we were trying to create. That was a very, very painful decision to make even for me. So, personally speaking, I’m pretty sure I used to do more remote raids than 99 percent of your readers. And for us, for the rest of this year, we really feel like actions will speak louder than words.Īnd we’ve been working really hard as a development team to put together a huge slate of new features that players we hope will enjoy over the course of this year. It’s one of those things where we never want to go out and respond to two calls like that, unless we have something to actually show for it. So we read everything, and we see everything. It’s hard to ignore, right? I’m personally being tagged a lot in a lot of these tweets. When asked for a comment regarding both the HearUsNiantic trend and remote raid pass changes, Steranka had this to say: While Niantic has been virtually silent about the movement, Steranka and Funtanilla talked candidly about their own views regarding both the community backlash and what part of the team felt about it. Niantic’s response to HearUsNiantic movement
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