The company behind Pokemon Go, Niantic, has just announced new measures with which they will combat cheating in their game.
Pokémon GO fans are waking up on Wednesday morning a little more nervous. Niantic, the developers of the augmented reality game, has decided to sell the game
You can't play Pokemon Go in China, but I needed a digital souvenir.
Niantic is teasing a new Pokémon Go season, including a potential Sonic the Hedgehog crossover and a Unova Tour.
This policy against cheaters should require only one strike, two at maximum
If you want to combat cheating why don't you get rid of the regional exclusives because 99% of the players have the time or money to fly around the world to collect those. Have legendaries and other raid exclusive Pokemon have even a small chance to appear in the wild, people who don't live in major cities are pretty much screwed when it comes to raids. Make more Pokemon available outside of major cities, again low population areas are screwed and pretty much can't play unless they spoof their GPS or make trading global so friends from other regions can trade you the legendaries or exclusives.
But sure, punish players because of your bad choices when making the game.
I feel they should address one of the biggest issues of this game and that is the severe lack of Pokéstops/Gyms in the smaller villages/towns. I lived in a village that LITERALLY had 1 pokéstop in the entire village. It wasn't a SMALL village either. Doing so would definitely make the need for spoofing less desirable for those who are located in these areas.