Niantic Releases 11th Nest Migration For 'Pokemon GO': Major Updates Included

Niantic has released the 11th Nest Migration for "Pokemon GO." It released the 10th Nest Migration just a couple of weeks ago. Just like its predecessors, little modifications was made to some areas while others areas were not modified.

It is reported that the 11th Nest Migration of "Pokemon GO" introduces numerous familiar spawns which will allow gamers to see the likes of Pidgey and Zubat appearing all day on the same location. The latest "Pokemon GO" Nest Migration features lots of changes and upgrades which includes the addition of local nests to cities and locations all over the world. Gamers have also noticed extended spawns and spawn rates on places like parks or business establishments with higher number of nests.

However, the recent changes greatly affect hunting for creatures. Payers have also found something interesting about the refresh speed of PokeStops. They suggest that, as the time goes by, it is quite unacceptable as it changes on a rate that does not allow trainers to get enough supplies. This will mostly affect players who do not have much PokeStops in their areas.

However, there is a major update for trainers as Niantic announced via it website that more than 5,000 additional Starbucks locations in the United States are now PokeStops and Gyms. The added Starbucks stores have now increased the number of sponsored "Pokemon GO" locations to 7,800.

Some players have confirmed that the "Pokemon GO" 11th nest migration is already available even though there is no official announcement to this regard. If the past is to be considered, it will be that the nest migrations occurs every alternate Thursdays with the next one due on January 26, IBTimes reports.

The new nest migration has exerted some changes so players should not be surprised if they no longer see certain Pokemon from nest they usually spot it before, according to Express. 

Although, some fans are not okay with the frequent update, it's still an interesting one to have. It simply means that Niantic is always working towards making the reality game meet up to gamers' expectation.