Where art Mew? Pokémon Go Quests and Storylines – how do you catch Mew and what are the research tasks?
IN ONE of the biggest updates to Pokemon Go ever, Niantic has revealed its brand new quest system.
Just as we predicted, this could revolutionise the game by giving
players tasks and rewards, and even gives you the opportunity to catch
the rarest ever Pokemon. We've got the lowdown...
As predicted, Quests are coming to Pokemon Go - and it's about time!
Essentially these are going to be task and reward based quests that
follow a storyline and ultimately help you find the rare Pokemon, Mew.
There are two types of quest activities coming out with the launch: Field Research
These are daily quests which you get by spinning Pokestops. The objectives that you get from these are typically fairly simple.
You might be asked to win gym battles or catch certain types of Pokemon.
The rewards (that we know about so far) range from potions and raid passes to rare candy.
The more stops you spin the better as you can string together these
tasks for stamps - after seven you can claim a Research Breakthrough
prize which contains better items and even legendary Pokemon.
Here's what the in-game menu for Quests looks like
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Special Research
Special Research is where things get slightly more interesting as these are story-led missions.
As this stage we don't know too much, however, Professor Willow
himself is going to be in the game to help trainers around the world
complete their task.
The Special Research quest revealed by Niantic is called A Mythical
Discovery - as you can see from the image above, it features several
small quests that are somewhat similar to the basic daily quests - how
the story aspect of it takes effect is not yet clear.
When you finish this quest you will be granted the opportunity to catch a Mew.
As soon as we know more this will be updated!
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