Pokémon GO's Battle League Season 11 Pauses Ratings
The Battle League in Pokémon GO will pause ratings for Season 11, offering developers a chance to do maintenance on gameplay without interrupting competitive features for the game. The Battle League, which is approaching the end of Season 10, is a way for fans of competitive play in Pokémon games to face off against each other for rewards. However, the system needs balancing and adjustments to improve gameplay. While it isn't clear what overhauls are currently planned, hopefully, it will entice more players to use the feature.
Pokémon GO, which is known for allowing players to catch Pokémon on mobile devices, has been a popular addition to the Pokémon series since its initial, limited release in 2016. The Pokémon GO Battle League, which introduced new gameplay to flesh out the app's limited battle features, was added during March of 2020, helping boost gameplay just as Pokémon GO's outdoor-focused was threatened by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, like many experimental features in Pokémon GO, the Battle League system has needed updates and balancing to improve playability.
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In a recent post on Pokémon GO, it has been announced that Battle League Season 10 will be extended to March 1, 2022, a day longer than the previous end date. Additionally, the start of Season 11 will see several changes to standard gameplay, including a pause of the rating system used to match players in battle. Ranks will max out at level 20, with the rating not visible to players. Season 11 will also feature the return of past special cups, and be used to test new Pokémon GO Battle Day features. It will be important to note that, unlike previous Battle League Season starts,
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