Pokemon TCG Pocket is expanding trade to rare cards

Pokemon TCG Pocket is quickly approaching its first anniversary, and to celebrate, the team behind the game has announced that changes are made to some of the game's key mechanics. Above all, trade, with confirmation that players will soon be allowed to trade even rare cards than those currently eligible.

Although the word as the trade was there in the game's name, Pocket's Trading Mechanic was not until months after the app's launch. It then needed to be adjusted after setbacks, and now it is in a place that pocket players seem to be happy with; It is potentially about to be even better.

You will soon shop rare cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket, but it will cost you

Players shop cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket.

Until now, players have only been able to shop briefly up to a four-diamond or one-star rarity. Once the new update has been rolled out comes cards with a two -star rarity, as well as shiny and shiny two rarity cards, also to be eligible for trade. The only downside is the steep uptick in how much Shineust that these business will cost.

The shinedus cost of all three new rarities added to the potential trading pool has not been revealed. However, the video explaining all changes shows a two -star Pikachu with a trading cost of 25,000 Shinedust attached. Best start opening these luxurious ex packs and hammer shinedust until this new update is rolled out.

You can also shop cards from the latest booster packages, so that no more is waiting to fill in these gaps.

Trade changes will be added to the game together with a brand new stock function. Sharing your pocket allows you to simply give a friend a card up to a four-diamond's rarity. You can send a card to each friend every day, and these friends can choose a card from those they have been offered every day.

Last but not least, some welcome changes in how wonders choose work. Best of all, after the update – which does not have a release date yet – the latest booster packages will be shown in Wonder Pick options more often. There will also be a number that says how many of each card you already have, rather than just the identifier that lets you know if you have the card or not already.

These sound like welcome changes to me and win that Pokemon TCG Pocket Community needed after the mess which has been its Deluxe Pack: Ex Booster. The package sounded like a good idea on paper, which gave the coach the chance to catch up with the first year's card. But in practice, the whole thing has been very confusing and left many of us with gaps in our collections that we assumed that ex -booster would fill.