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Pokémon Go annonce la finale de la saison avec un méga-événement

Dec 20,2024 Auteur: Charlotte

Événement final Pokémon Go Max Out : 27 novembre - 1er décembre !

La passionnante saison Max Out de Pokémon Go touche à sa fin et Niantic prévoit un événement final spectaculaire du 27 novembre au 1er décembre. Préparez-vous à bénéficier d'une XP améliorée, de distances d'éclosion réduites et d'une limite accrue de passe de raid à distance !

Cet événement marque les débuts de Galarian Corsola et de son évolution, Cursola. Ces Pokémon rares écloront d'Œufs de 7 km, et des versions brillantes sont possibles.

Des rencontres sauvages accrues mettront en vedette Grookey, Scorbunny, Sobble, Wooloo et Falinks. Les raids cinq étoiles incluront Zacian, Zamazenta et les brillants Regieleki et Regidrago, tandis que Mega Altaria sera dans les Mega Raids.

Les tâches de recherche sur le terrain proposent des rencontres Stardust et Pokémon thématiques. Un billet de recherche chronométrée de 5 $ offre une pose d'avatar sur le thème de l'événement et d'autres récompenses. Les défis de collection axés sur la capture et l'éclosion récompenseront de l'XP, des baies de pinap argentées et des bonbons rares.

N'oubliez pas d'utiliser vos codes Pokémon Go pour des bonus supplémentaires !

Un ticket d'événement de 10 $ débloque des récompenses supplémentaires : de l'XP bonus, des bonbons supplémentaires et des passes de raid. Les bonus gratuits pour tous les joueurs incluent 5 000 XP supplémentaires pour les raids réussis, des distances d'éclosion des œufs réduites de moitié et une limite étendue du Pass Raid à distance.

La boîte de délices saisonniers de la boutique en ligne Pokémon Go propose des incubateurs, des passes de raid et bien plus encore.

Téléchargez Pokémon Go aujourd'hui et rejoignez la célébration finale !

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