For fans of Pokémon TCG Pocket, the much-anticipated trading feature has largely been welcomed. However, upon its release, players have identified some shortcomings in the system, which imposes various restrictions on who you can trade with and what cards are eligible for trading. These limitations have sparked some dissatisfaction among the community.
If you've been vocal about these issues over the past few days, you'll be pleased to hear that the developers behind TCG Pocket have taken note. They've issued a statement explaining that the trading mechanics were designed to safeguard against bots and other prohibited activities. While this reasoning is understandable, it doesn't mean immediate changes are on the horizon. The only concrete adjustment we can anticipate at the moment involves new methods for acquiring trading currency, which will be distributed through various events in the future.
While it's better than nothing, many of you might be disappointed that no more decisive actions are being taken to address the community's concerns about trading. Given the importance of card trading in the physical TCG and the challenges of translating this to a digital platform, it's understandable that fans were hoping for a smoother implementation from the start.
Nevertheless, it's encouraging to see that the developers are listening to feedback. With the new ex Drop Event featuring Cresselia now underway, you can feel more confident about participating in this latest event, even if the trading system still has its flaws.
In the meantime, if you're looking for ways to improve your game in Pokémon TCG Pocket, why not check out our guides? We've even compiled a list of the top starting decks suitable for beginners to help you get ahead of the curve!
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