Niantic made the most important change to Pokémon Go today as part of the adjustments to the corona pandemic. You no longer have to do raids in the
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Some time ago, Niantic announced that it would be working on ways that Pokémon Go players could participate in raids without being in close proximity to an arena and, above all, to each other. As of today, the developer is introducing remote raid passes into the app, which make it possible to take part in all raids that take place from home. With a few other tweaks made in the past few weeks, players can now enjoy Pokémon Go from home almost as usual.
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On the occasion of the launch of the Fern Raid Pass, Niantic will also launch several 5-star raids with well-known Pokémon in the coming weeks, which can also be found in their dazzling form. It starts with Darkrai (April 28th to May 5th). A week later (May 5 to 12), Giratina follows in its changing form. After that, Viridium (May 12th to 19th) makes the raids insecure for a week.
To get started right away, you now have the option to exchange three passes for a coin in the in-game shop. Then 100 coins are due, just like the Premium Combat Pass. You can save yourself 50 coins if you buy a bundle of three passports.
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