Slower developments in Pokémon GO are keeping the community busy. There are talks of up to 15 fewer Pokémon per Lucky Egg. Niantic is taking a closer look at the issue.
The new Pokémon GO update 0.75.0 is a hot topic among many trainers. One reason for this is that developments are now happening more slowly than before. Did the developers intentionally set it this way or is a bug causing these problems?
Niantic is already looking more closely at the slower developments.
Development bug in Pokémon GO?
Slowly, the update with version 0.75.0 is rolling out across various Google Play and App Stores. This update is said to be the largest in Pokémon GO’s history, focusing on bug reports. You can find out which bugs are to be fixed by the update in this overview.
However, new updates also bring additional problems to the game. Trainers are now uncertain whether the slower developments are intentional or if a bug has sneaked its way in. The changes have been noticed while developing in combination with a Lucky Egg.
On Reddit, user m12lrpv writes that he can usually evolve about 75 to 77 Pokémon while a Lucky Egg is active. Since the trainer installed update 0.75.0, he only manages 62 Pokémon evolutions in the half hour that the Lucky Egg is active.
Other trainers confirm the issues mentioned by m12lrpv in the comments. User aryelbcn believes that the problem is related to the animation of the evolutions. After an evolution concludes, it takes a bit longer to load the evolution screen.
Niantic is looking into the issue
In the mentioned Reddit thread, a support representative from Niantic responded to the issues. NianticGeorge writes that they are looking at the problems with the evolutions.
Whether this is a bug or an intentional change is still unclear. We will keep you updated as soon as there is official information on this.
Other users are discussing the frequency of the different raid levels. Notably: Level 4 raids are found less frequently than legendary raids
