Hoopa Unbound will participate in Elite Raid fights once more, according to a recent announcement made by Pokemon Go. On the other hand, rather than expressing joy, people are expressing their frustration over how tough and inaccessible the Raids are.
After the November Teddiursa Community Day, gamers of Pokemon Go have opened their games to discover that the maps are once again flooded with 24-Hour Elite Raid Eggs that are located above Gyms. Players from all around the world are irate about the Raids since the problems that arose during the previous Elite Raids were never adequately resolved, and the Raids itself will feature the second wave of Hoopa Unbound fights.
Players of Pokemon Go are required to overcome a variety of challenges in order to progress through the Elite Raids. The first step is to wait twenty-four hours for the egg to hatch. This prohibits Gyms from creating further Raid battles and also prevents them from being challenged as Gyms rather than Raid locations. Raids may only be completed in person with a large group of players and are only available for a period of thirty minutes at a time.
Many players of Pokemon Go have voiced their displeasure with Niantic for the fact that the prior round of Elite Raids, which took place in October 2022, were extremely challenging to both access and complete. The Elite Raids had a severe impact on the October Litwick Community Day as well, as Elite Eggs began to spawn immediately after the event and took control of locations that were supposed to spawn Lampent Raids instead.
Fans are not happy
Fans have taken to the official announcement that was released to the PokemonGoApp Twitter account to voice their displeasure with the fact that Hoopa Unbound has been brought back. There was a preponderance of negative feedback, with many players noting that they will have to travel an unreasonable distance in order to locate sufficient players and spawns to render the Raids worthwhile.
