Pokémon Go player FleeceKing proposes game-changing suggestions

FleeceKing, a popular Pokémon Go player with a long history, recently shared creative suggestions that would breathe new life into the Niantic game.

The player offered seven important suggestions in a tweet from July 19 that ranged from clever new features to changes to the game's quality of life. One, in particular, caught the community's attention.

They discussed the idea of transient PokéStops that players could set up wherever they pleased. It would provide a practical means of obtaining rewards for players who are unable to leave their homes or live in remote areas. Under the tweet, a user wrote, “This would actually be helpful for my son on days when we're not going out and winter.”

The seven ideas FleeceKing offered are as follows:

• Increase the daily cap significantly and provide a free one each day to improve Remote Raid Passes.
• A PokéStop that can be placed anywhere by players temporarily.
• More rewards to be added in the gym redesign.
• Bring your friends to the Rocket grunt combats.
• Buddy Pokémon's unique rewards.
• Include gifts and item trading between players.
• PvP matches without ratings.

In general, the suggestions FleeceKing provided aim to improve Pokémon Go's accessibility for players who live in remote areas or have limited mobility, which prevents them from fully enjoying the game's content.

By offering more significant or generous rewards, the general idea behind those is to persuade players to finish tasks that have grown boring over time. Rather than making significant changes to the game's fundamental mechanics, these straightforward adjustments could drastically alter how many players interact with the game.

Since Niantic faced criticism for making debatable changes, fans of Pokémon Go have offered a number of suggestions to enhance the game. It allegedly caused many players to quit the game due to the increased cost of Remote Raid Passes and a daily use cap.

Niantic expanded on these modifications by adding new elements to promote in-person gameplay, such as the Campfire App, which enables players to gather and carry out Raids or other tasks.