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¿Qué es el Pokemon Go Tour Pass? Nueva función de progresión libre, explicó

Autor : Ellie Actualizar : Feb 11,2025

El Pokémon Go Tour: Unova Event presenta una nueva característica gratuita: The Tour Pass. Muchos jugadores inicialmente se centraron en el costo, ¡pero este pase es gratis para todos! Exploremos lo que ofrece.

¿Cuál es el Pokémon Go pase de gira?

Debutando con el Pokémon Go Tour: UNOVA Global Event, The Tour Pass es un sistema de completar tareas para ganar puntos de gira. Estos puntos desbloquean recompensas,

su rango y mejoran las bonos de eventos. El pase de gira gratuito se otorga automáticamente a todos los jugadores a partir del 24 de febrero a las 10 am hora local.

Una versión pagada, el Tour Pass Deluxe ($ 14.99 USD o equivalente), ofrece un encuentro de Victini inmediato, recompensas superiores y un progresión más rápido.

Ganar y usar puntos de gira

Pokemon GO Tour Pass Deluxe

Imagen a través de Niantic

Los puntos de gira se obtienen a través de actividades familiares en el juego: capturar Pokémon, atacar y eclosionar huevos. Las tareas de aprobación diaria proporcionan puntos adicionales. Estos puntos desbloquean recompensas, aumentan su rango y otorgan bonos XP para capturar. Las bonificaciones son:

Si bien Niantic no ha revelado todas las recompensas, el pase libre culmina en un encuentro zorua con un fondo especial.

la baratija de la suerte

Pokemon GO Lucky Trinket

Imagen a través de Niantic

La recompensa superior del Tour Pass Deluxe es la baratija de la suerte. Este elemento de un solo uso transforma a un amigo (al menos un gran nivel de amigos) en un amigo afortunado, permitiendo un comercio de Pokémon afortunado sin requerir el mejor estatus de amigo. Nota: Las baratijas de la suerte obtenidas durante este evento caducan el 9 de marzo de 2025.

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