Pokemon GO's second Community Day event for November is kicking off around the world, which means it is time for Magmar to finally take the spotlight. The Gen-1 Fire-type has a pretty popular evolution in the PoGO metagame, which means that a lot of trainers will be out for today's event.
As expected, there will be a special ticketed research storyline for players who want to trade $1 to earn some extra rewards during today's Pokemon GO festivities. The tasks are about as simple as they can get and basically just require doing things that most players would already do during a Community Day anyway.
One nice thing about the Magmar ticketed research that makes it more tempting than the average Community Day ticketed quests is the inclusion of the Sinnoh Stone as a reward. Since Magmar actually requires the Sinnoh Stone to evolve and earn its exclusive move for the day, every player is going to want to have at least one Sinnoh Stone before the event ends. The ticketed research is a nice and easy guaranteed way to earn that item for players who are willing to spend one real world dollar.
No Match for Magmar Research Step 1/4
Power Up Pokémon 10 times: x10 PokéBall
Catch 15 Magmar: x20 Magmar Candy
Make 5 Nice Throws: Magmar encounter
Rewards: x2,000 Stardust, x10 Pinap Berry and Magmar encounter
No Match for Magmar Research Step 2/4
Catch 15 Magmar: x50 Magmar Candy
Transfer 10 Pokémon: x500 Stardust
Use 15 Pinap Berries to help catch Pokémon: x1 Sinnoh Stone
Rewards: x2,000 Stardust, x1 Incense and x1 Poffin
No Match for Magmar Research Step 3/4
Make 3 Great Curveball throws: x50 Magmar Candy
Evolve 1 Magmar: x2 Golden Razz Berry
Transfer 10 Pokémon: x1,500 XP
Rewards: x2,000 Stardust, x1 Incense and x1 Rocket Radar
No Match for Magmar Research Step 4/4
Claim Reward: x5,000 Stardust
Claim Reward: 1,500 XP
Claim Reward: x2 Silver Pinap Berry
Rewards: x2,000 Stardust, x3 Rare Candy and Magmar encounter
That should be everything trainers need to know to decide whether purchasing the ticketed research storyline is the right decision for them. There's no denying that some solid rewards are up for grabs and that the tasks aren't very difficult, so it's really just a matter of whether one dollar is worth it or not.
As trainers continue working through these amazing events and waiting for the GO Beyond update to officially arrive, they may want to keep hunting down the best Unova Pokemon in the game if improving their Battle Raid rosters and completing their Pokedex is their primary goal. Be sure to check back in the near future for more Pokemon GO strategy guides, news, and updates. Until then, good luck out there, trainers!
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Source: Pokemon GO Hub