“Pokemon Go” gamers could be in for a lot of new stuff with iOS 1.13.3 and Android 0.13.3, hopefully, something that can spur new interest to drive players back to the game. It is a known fact that the game has seen a big dip in the active player count and the initial list of improvements don’t seem to be the kind that can reel players back in.
As mentioned in a previous post, the list of changes up for “Pokemon Go” include a new egg-hatching system, a new icon tied up to the pocket monsters and a battery indicator that should aid Pokemon Go Plus accessory users. The list of enhancements sound neat but it may not be the ones that “Pokemon Go” players are looking for.
As most know, the leading things that "Pokemon Go" gamers want to see improve are the tracking system, candy collection and the most covered sighting of rares. Looking over the list of new features, those are nowhere to be found.
The best bet is to assume that Niantic may be working on the concerns of “Pokemon Go” players and that the upcoming improvements for both mobile operating systems is a small step to covering the game’s declining stock, Neurogadget reported. Hence, “Pokemon Go” players cannot entirely be faulted for turning to third-party apps for some aid. That includes FastPokeMap which has been resurrected to aid gamers as far as map scanning is concerned in another previous post.
Until Niantic can address more pressing issues for “Pokemon Go”, reasoning tactics against the terms of service may do them more harm than good. Bans account for declining player count, something that the game has been suffering from.
This is not to justify the cheaters on “Pokemon Go” but more on to work on things that are of utmost importance to gamers. The improvements are welcome but the fact remains that Niantic has to cover the high ground and not the small ones which may be irrelevant to the pocket monster hunting individuals.
