Pokemon TCG Pocket expands shops to rare cards

Pokemon TCG Pocket is quickly approaching its first anniversary, and to celebrate the team behind the game announced changes for some of the key mechanics of the game. Most significantly trading in confirmation that players will soon be allowed to trade rare cards than those currently eligible.

Despite the fact that trading in a word that is directly in the game has not been added to the trading mechanic Pocket up to months after the application. Then it had to be improved after resistance, and now there is a place with the pockets of the pockets to be satisfied; It is potentially even better.

Soon you will be able to trade with more rare cards in the pokemon tcg pocket but that will cost you

Business card players in Pokemon TCG Pocket.

Until now, players have been able to trade only with a rarity with a four -diameter or one -star. Once the new update has been introduced, cards with a two -star rarity, as well as Shiny One and Shiny Two Rarity Cards, will also have to trade. The only drawback is a steep increase in how much these trades will happen.

The costs of the Shinedust on all three new rarities that have been added to the potential trading fund have not been revealed. However, in a video that explains all changes, a two -star Pikachu with a cost of 25,000 shinest costs is displayed. The best start opens those luxury ex and Shinedust accumulation until this new update is introduced.

You will also be able to trade cards from the latest boosters, so no more waiting to fill in these gaps.

Business changes will be added to the game along with a brand new shares. Sharing in your pocket allows you to easily give your friend a card up to four -seater rarity. Every day you can send one card to each friend and those friends can choose one card from those offered every day.

Last but not least, there are some welcome changes in how Wonder Picks work. The best of all is that after the update – which does not yet have a release date – cards from the latest boost packages will appear more often in Wonder selection options. There will also be a number that tells you how much of each card you already have, rather than just an identifier that gives you know if you have a card or no longer.

It all sounds like welcome changes to me and wins that Pokemon TCG Pocket Community needed after a mess that was his Deluxe Pack: ex Booster. The package was a good idea on paper and gave trainers a chance to catch up with the first year cards. In practice, however, the whole thing was very confusing and many of us left with gaps in our collections, which we assumed that the ex Booster would be filled.