Pokemon Go Just Made a Massive Change to Item Drop Rates Again
Pokemon Go has seemingly made some massive changes to how items are distributed once again, [...]
Why the Change?
Pokemon Go hasn't formally announced this change yet, but there's a ton of evidence supporting that this was a deliberate decision by the game's developers. And, unlike the last change to how items are distributed, this seems to make a lot of sense.
If you're a player who enjoys the competitive aspects of Pokemon Go, you can still get the potions and revives you need to keep your Pokemon healthy as they battle their way through gyms and raids. However, if you're the type of player who's only interested in catching Pokemon, then you no longer need to dump potions and revives to make room for PokeBalls and berries.
Of course, not all Pokemon Go players might see this as a positive. If players are relying on gyms to get their PokeBalls, they might not be happy about getting more potions and revives instead.
We'll have to see if this is a permanent change or just the latest in low key tinkering by Pokemon Go developers.