Avid players of "Pokemon Go" are aware that Niantic shuffles the nest of Pokemons from time to time. Early this week, Niantic has again shuffled Pokemon nests for the sixth time and players will now have to figure it out again the places of the new nest.
Firstly, not all nest are shuffled and changed. Usually only the hard to finds and rare Pokemon nests are the only ones changed. And since this is the sixth time, players have already figured out a way how they can track the new nest without the need of third party apps that could ultimately ban their accounts. Many players reply on Global Nest Atlas which is described as a crowdsourced data that players all around the world use. Active players share or report information about the latest location and nest discoveries so it makes it easy for everyone easily figure out the changes made by Niantic.
Any "Pokemon Go" player can share and get information from Global Nest Atlas. Everyone is encouraged to contribute because every each update of the game may change the locations which means the players will have to start again from the beginning.
Joining Global Nest Atlas makes it easier for any "Pokemon Go" player find the Pokemon they want so they can either have it on their Pokedex or use it as their buddy. If every player knows exactly where to find every Pokemon they want, then it will make it easier for everyone to train and power up their Pokemons.
Another reason why Global Nest Atlas is a great help is because it makes it faster for every player to complete their Pokedex or find the best Pokemon of their choice. Some of the rarest Pokemon that every player must have are Dragonite, Arcanine, Gyarados, Snorlax and a lot more.
