Fans Mock Pokémon Go After Witnessing Bizarre Confetti Showers in the Game

Published 11/14/2021, 8:20 AM EST

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Pokemon Go has become a global phenomenon and a huge name within the gaming community. Ever since its release, it has taken the world by storm and made its mark as one of the best mobile games out there.

Players who are fans of this title will definitely know about the events in the game every month. Many players might even have been wondering about the recent confetti showers in the game, and some people think that this addition is rather bizarre. Fans have taken to Twitter to react to this rather awkward addition to the game, and some of the reactions are actually hilarious.

Strange confetti showers intrigue Pokemon Go fans

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Niantic might have added confetti to their game Pokemon Go for the purpose of celebrating Diwali. However, it seems like they might have gone overboard, and fans are reacting with amusing tweets to this strange update.

The confetti update came with the conclusion of the Festival of Lights event. Fans on Twitter think this addition is rather obnoxious and stacks the game’s visuals.

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Other fans couldn’t help but agree with what the above user said. Many people think that this addition is really annoying, and some people came up with hilarious responses and posted memes to express their feelings.

 

The confetti makes the game really unstable and players are desperate for a way to turn this feature off. It also becomes difficult for them to keep an eye out for Pokemon and makes the graphics extremely choppy.

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Someone seems to have found a way to “dodge” the confetti.

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The devs only had the best of intentions, most likely, but unfortunately, their intent wasn’t enough to please the fans. Let’s hope Niantic notices this issue and resolves it sooner.

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Siddid Dey Purkayastha is an eSports author for EssentiallySports and is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Arts degree at Christ (Deemed to be University). He has always been into gaming since the ripe age of 9 and has never looked back. Apart from his deep love for narrative-driven or campaign-based games, he enjoys casually playing online games such as Valorant, Fortnite, FIFA Ultimate Team, Warzone, and GTA Online.
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