One Day At A Time ✨
Good morning! I hope that you’re all doing well!
I forgot to schedule a post yesterday. I’ve been trying to get things into place since the pandemic has thrown things I had planned up in the air.
So, today, I will be talking about my history with video games and how they’ve become part of my life.
Yesterday was the Colossal Discovery event on Pokémon Go. This was a pay to play event, costing myself and my partner £7.99 a piece, we play the game enough to justify it, though. Plus, going out to play Pokémon Go is one of our favourite things to do together. 💕
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I’ve been playing Pokémon Go a lot as of late, but nothing of note happened, enough to warrant its own post anyway. So I figured, why not just compile it all into one post and see how that plays out.
This is a super late entry, I know there’s another community day not too far around the corner, I just had some issues when it comes to my mental health, so I put this off for a long time. Also, it wasn’t all that successful, in all honesty.
Instead of going into the city like I usually do, lack of funds pretty much relegated me to the local park. Which was fine, just felt pretty confined with obviously fewer stops.
I always have better luck in the city.
It was a bad day for me, so I didn’t really enjoy it as much. I got one shiny Bagon, after many failed shiny checks. My boyfriend did end up trading one to me, then I did wind up catching my own.
This wasn’t one to remember, but the Bagon, my boyfriend, traded to me, has wound up being the Pokémon in my group with the highest CP.
Which was nice.
My boyfriend and I are taking a trip soon, we’ll be partaking in the next community day there.
Pictured below are my catches for that day.
Until the next community day, happy exploring, trainers!
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I have been spending a lot of time on Pokémon Go again as of late. It’s so much fun and has done wonders for my fitness levels, as well as my mental health issues.
Pokémon has been one of my favourite franchises for the longest time, I love the designs and games.
The anime is pretty good, too, but it’s not something I watch consistently.
When my boyfriend came into my life, I had a consistent person to play with. We both struggle with mental health issues, and this game has been an absolute godsend.
We joined a group of local players for raids and I acquired quite the impressive haul! I took a series of screenshots of my favourite pictured below.
It’s really handy joining group in your local area, there’ll usually be enough people around to get the higher level raids done with.
You also get extra Pokéballs if your team does the most damage, your team holds a gym and if you’re raiding with a person you have a high friendship level within the game.
I’ve also got a new phone that supports the AR+ feature, so naturally, the first thing I did was an impromptu photoshoot with two Pokémon that’d fit in my tiny bathroom.
The time this post is published, it’ll be the Treeko community day! My boyfriend and I will be going to the city centre for a nice day out shopping, grabbing food and playing Pokémon Go.
I’m hoping there’ll be other players out and about too so we can join in any higher level raids.
If it’s successful and I’m not salty at all, I’ll do a follow-up post.
I’m really excited about the day, I always enjoy spending time outside of the house.
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Stay hydrated!
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