Diwas

I’ve been playing Pokemon GO since its 2016 launch and have stuck through every major update, feature, and event. From raids and PvP to Community Days and shiny hunts, the game constantly offers reasons to keep coming back. I’ve built friendships, explored new places, and enjoyed the challenge of competitive play. However, some decisions—like paywalled content and reduced interaction ranges—have hurt the experience. The developers don’t always listen to the player base, which can be frustrating. Still, the core gameplay, sense of progression, and connection to the Pokemon world keep me logging in daily. Despite the flaws, I genuinely love the game.