Pokémon GO Party Play one-hour time limit seems to clash with the idea of a truly immersive Party adventure
Trainers, Party Play in Pokémon GO has been a topic of discussion lately, and it’s not all cheers and celebrations. Many players have voiced their concerns, and it all boils down to one thing – the clock.
Party Play is the multiplayer mode that allows up to four trainers to team up in Pokémon GO. It’s a chance to take on Party Challenges, make the most of Party Power bonuses in raids, and embark on adventures with friends. But, there’s a catch – you need to be at least Level 15 to get the party started. In Party Play, your in-game avatar joins your friends’ adventures, allowing you to tackle Party Challenges, enjoy raid bonuses, and collaborate on completing the Welcome Party special research quest.
However, here’s where things get interesting – don’t wander too far from your fellow trainers in the real world. If you venture 500 meters away from the host, you’ll get a friendly warning. If you hit the 1-kilometer mark, you’ll be bidding adieu to the party.
Now, here’s the twist, a Party Play session lasts for one hour. Sounds like plenty of time, right? Well, that’s where the drama unfolds. Imagine being on an exciting 5 km mission, you decide to take a coffee break, and suddenly, at 4.75 km, the party’s over! No rewards, just a sense of missed opportunity.
But wait, there’s more. Some trainers have shared their stories of near-misses, like being seconds away from completing their third raid (the one that required a premium pass), only to see the party clock hit zero. No rewards for their heroic efforts.
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