‘Pokemon GO’: Niantic Rolling Out Pinch Of Improvement Soon, Nest Migrations Still On Schedule

“Pokemon Go” players may be too busy trying to deal with the changes brought about by generation 2. With about 80 new critters and adapting to the changes made, most are engulfed with different tasks to continue enjoying the game.

Niantic may be aware of that but such will not stop them from continuing their goals of improving “Pokemon Go.” In fact, there are changes occurring as we speak and only the eagle-eyed critics are taking note of such. At the top of the heap is the update happening soon which would move up the current iOS and Android versions of the hit augmented reality game.

"Pokemon Go" versions updated!

According to Game Spot, a new “Pokemon Go” update will be happening very soon. This will bump the iOS version to 1.31.0 while the Android counterpart will be refreshed to 0.61.0. And similar to old updates, the changes are what most want to take note of. Sadly, the new patch hardly comes with changes to cheer about.

Among the new features set to be implemented for “Pokemon Go” include traditional Chinese language support and an update Pokemon Go collection screen bar. There will be the expected bug and some minor text fixes included, BGR reported. As one can see, the update is a minor one so it may be hardly felt.

Nest Migrations continue via Bi-Weekly updates

Speaking of updates, perhaps more appalling are the state of “Pokemon Go” nests. Most are aware of the bi-weekly schedule of next migration and such is still happening under gamers’ noses. Changes are variant depending on location so pocket monster hunters may want to check out if what tweaks were made on their end, particularly the ones spawning, Pokemon Go Hub reported.

Bear in mind that these “Pokemon Go” nest migrations will occur every two weeks. Some may laud this since it does randomize the pocket monsters appearing. The same cannot be said for folks who have plotted their course and play the game comfortably ahead of others.