Pok\u00e9mon Go<\/em> is currently hosting six-star Legendary Mega Raids with the return of Mega Latios and Latias to tie in with Pok\u00e9mon Go Tour: Sinnoh later this month.<\/p>
These raids are among the hardest you’ll ever take part in, and they’re very unforgiving due to their increased difficulty and capture rate. On a basic level, at least eight people should work together to take on these raids to increase your chances of success.<\/p>
Six-star Legendary Mega Raids aren’t just difficult—at times, they’re straight-up unfair, considering how hard it is to capture one of the Mega Legendary Pok\u00e9mon duo if you somehow overcome the fight. So, as usual, Pok\u00e9mon Go<\/em> fans are in an uproar<\/a> about the issues plaguing the game, and are calling on Niantic to make changes, even if they know at this point that they won’t be heard.<\/p>
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Most players are concerned by the raid’s poor catch rates: “It takes so much effort to get enough people together, only for it to be worse than a coin flip if you get it!? Ridiculous,” one player stated<\/a>, with another<\/a> pointing out that that the duo “should be [a] guaranteed catch. It’s ridiculous.”<\/p>
At this point, it feels like Pok\u00e9mon Go<\/a><\/em> fans are complaining more about the game with each passing day. The Legendary Mega Raids are one of many Sinnoh-focused raids coming in the next few weeks on the road to Go Tour: Sinnoh<\/a>, so expect a lot more fighting\u2014and likely complaining\u2014from the community in the near future.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
