The Pokemon Go community offered awesome advice to one player who shared their unfortunate Mega Raid experience.
Pokemon Gooffers multiple types of Raid Passes for players interested in taking a shot at PvE boss battles. The most common way to accessfree Remote Raid Passes, in particular, is as a reward for completing Research Breakthroughs.
One free-to-play user onRedditsaid they recently wasted their hard-earned Remote Raid Pass after being invited to a Mega Raid by a fellow Trainer. Just before the fight started, the person who extended the invite suddenly exited the match.
While the left-behind player could not get their pass back, a user named NaonAdni provided a tip on how to avoid losing Raid Passes when teammates randomly leave before the fighting begins.
According to the Redditor, all Pokemon Go players should create an emptyPvP team for Raidsand save it. This is possible after clicking on the Party tab in the PvP Battle menu.
“Then when you’re waiting for a raid to start if you suspect that maybe there will be people that will leave… choose that empty team as your opening team for the raid,” the person explained.
If other Trainers do leave ahead of a battle, instead of starting the Raid, the game will prompt the player to pick another team. The remaining user should have no problem exiting the match without losing their Raid Pass because it won’t count as them having entered a battle.
As of writing, NaonAdni’s comment has even more upvotes than the original Mega Raid post, with numerous Pokemon Go players thanking them for the tip.
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One such comment reads, “This should be fing highlighted on the top of this fing subreddit! It’s the best damn tip I’ve read in years!”
Brianna Reeves is a Games Writer on Dexerto’s US team. She is a Gaming expert, covering Baldur’s Gate, Diablo, Pokemon, fighting games, first-person shooters, and single-player games. Brianna has bylines at CBR, PlayStation LifeStyle, and ScreenRant.
