Pokemon GO Adding New Limited-Time Way to Get Sinnoh Stones
Niantic offers the first details on the February 16 Community Day event in Pokemon GO, including the fact it will include a brand new way to get Sinnoh Stones.
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Niantic swerved the Pokemon GO community when it introduced Gen 4 evolutions of previous gen Pokemon by forcing players to collect a Sinnoh Stone to evolve them. Sinnoh Stones were previously guaranteed rewards after Pokemon GO players managed to get a seven day Field Research streak, but they’ve since been added to the mix of other evolution stones, making it harder for players to fill out their Sinnoh region Pokedex.
However, Niantic is making it much easier to get Sinnoh Stones in Pokemon GO as part of a limited-time event. During the upcoming Swinub Community Day on February 16, Pokemon GO players will have the chance to earn five additional Sinnoh Stones as rewards by participating in trainer battles.
While Pokemon GO fans will undoubtedly want to use at least one Sinnoh Stone they get on Community Day to evolve Piloswine into a Mamoswine with an exclusive move, the other Sinnoh Stones they earn can presumably be saved to get other Gen 4 Pokemon. This means anyone who has been struggling to add Pokemon like Electivire and Magmortar to their collection should have their best chance to do so during the February 16 Community Day event.
Some Pokemon GO players who have been out of the loop may not realize what “trainer battles” are, but they’re the game’s PvP mode. Added just a few months ago, PvP in Pokemon GO lets trainers battle other players nearby in exchange for various rewards. During the three hour Community Day window, those rewards will also apparently include five extra Sinnoh Stones, possibly as a way to convince more people to use the game’s PvP feature.
Since Sinnoh Stones are generally hard to come by in Pokemon GO, it will be interesting to see if even more ways to collect them are added in the future or featured as bonuses during Community Day events. That will likely depend on how fans react to Sinnoh Stones being incorporated in the upcoming Swinub Community Day on February 16, so fans of the popular mobile game will just have to stay tuned for more information on that front.
Pokemon GO is out now for iOS and Android mobile devices.
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