Pokemon GO Player Finds Consistent Way To Find Three Extremely Rare Pokemon

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A Pokemon GO player seems to have cracked the code to catch the Galarian Birds. What's interesting to note is that a few other Pokemon GO fans have also confirmed that they have had similar experiences, which puts forward a compelling case for the trick.

The Galarian Birds, comprising Articuno, Moltres, and Zapdos were added to Pokemon GO when they made their debut in Pokemon Sword and Shield's Crown Tundra expansion. Since then, they have been quite infamous for being one of the most difficult Pokemon to catch in Pokemon GO. While the fact that they can only be encountered via Daily Incense spawns is one of the factors, encountering a Galarian Bird is only a small part of the battle won. This is because the escape rate of the Galarian Birds is extremely high. However, a player seems to have found a way to make catching them easier, to some extent.

In a post on the Pokemon GO subreddit user cutiepatatao highlights their experience, which suggests the Galarian Birds' spawn behavior might not be random after all. While taking a different route for school, they found Galarian Zapdos and Articuno on the same day, which made them ponder over something they had heard previously; that being that Galarian Birds might have set spawn locations.

In fact, one player highlighted that they regularly used their Daily Incense on a particular route in Pokemon GO and had several encounters with the Galarian Birds, which eventually helped them to catch all three elusive Pokemon. However, the player also noted that soon after that, the Galarian Birds stopped spawning along that route, so it could be a mere coincidence. So, if players fail to catch a Galarian Bird, they should definitely try using Daily Incense on the same route again.

That being said, it is still going to be an arduous task to actually catch the Galarian Birds in Pokemon GO, and players might need to use their beloved Master Ball to get the Pokemon,

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