For enthusiasts of Pokémon TCG Pocket, the eagerly awaited trading feature initially garnered excitement. However, upon its release, some flaws surfaced due to stringent restrictions on who can trade and what cards are eligible for trading. This has caused a stir among the player base.
In response to the community's feedback, the developers behind TCG Pocket have acknowledged the concerns. They've released a statement explaining that the trading system's mechanics were designed to safeguard against bots and other unauthorized activities. While this is reassuring, it doesn't signal immediate changes to the trading system itself. The only confirmed adjustment on the horizon involves new methods for acquiring trading currency, which will be distributed through various events moving forward.
Stating Your CaseAlthough the response may not fully meet the expectations of many fans who were hoping for a more polished trading system from the start, it's a step in the right direction. Given the importance of trading in the physical TCG and the complexities of translating this to a digital platform, the community's high hopes are understandable.
Nevertheless, the fact that the developers are actively listening to player feedback is encouraging. With the new ex Drop Event featuring Cresselia now underway, players can feel more confident participating in the latest event, even if broader trading system changes are still pending.
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