"Pokemon Go" has one monster that has been seen on 40 percent of the best teams in the game. However, despite the popularity, this ultra beast's strange behavior of slowing matches to a crawl is said to be frustrating for the players.
"Pokemon Go" Has Monster That Slows Down Competitive Pokemon
"Pokemon Go's" Celesteela was made known at the first major Pokemon event, the European International Championships. According to reports, Spain's player went up against Italy's player in the finals with Celesteela on the side of both fields. The goal of each was to put up a scenario where Celesteela may soak up attacks, heal itself and then whittle away at the opponent.
Reports suggest that between Celesteela's Flying and Steel type's eight resistances and two immunities, the popular monster's well-rounded defensive stats and mixed Substitute, Protect and Leech Seed, a long "Pokemon Go" battle seemed unavoidable. When combined the Beast Boost ability of Celeestela that increases the highest stat following a knockout, Celesteela is said to easily find its way to near-invulnerability, according to Kotaku.
"Pokemon Go" Update For 2017 Improves Apple Watch App, GPS Tracking
"Pokemon Go" update for 2017 has been revealed to roll out on iOS and Android. According to the release notes, the update is expected to come with minor text fixes, changed distance tracking for GPS drift and updated Apple Watch app to display Eggs collected from PokeStops.
It should be noted that "Pokemon Go" players have reportedly complained about the limited functionality of the "Pokemon Go" Apple Watch app. Although the ability to display eggs is not the major improvement which a lot of players were expecting, some players are happy to see Niantic is starting to make the app more usable, BGR reported.
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