Pokemon GO‘s highly anticipated Battle Weekend is finally here, and fans are now wondering how they can make the most out of the event. Just like some other events, there is a ticket that can be bought to unlock exclusive research which can be used to get some exciting rewards, and many are quite curious to learn more about them.
With the start of the new month in Pokemon GO, a plethora of new events come in, alongside some really exciting Pokemon. As Niantic continues to push the competitive vertical of Pokemon GO with its new event, fans have a golden opportunity to grab some really cool items at a throwaway price of $1.
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Pokemon GO Battle Weekend Paid Timed Research Tasks & Rewards
With the ticket, players will be able to unlock an exclusive Timed Research that has some exciting rewards. Here are the tasks that players need to complete in order to get the rewards.
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Task |
Rewards |
|---|---|
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Battle in the GO Battle League 10 times |
6,000 Stardust |
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Battle in the GO Battle League 25 times |
6,000 Stardust |
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Battle in the GO Battle League 50 times |
6,000 Stardust |
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Use 15 Supereffective Charged Attacks |
6,000 Stardust |
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Power up Pokemon 10 times |
6,000 Stardust |
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Step Rewards |
XL Candy, Rare Candy, and Star Piece |
As one might have noticed, there is quite a bit of difference between the rewards of the ticket event and the free one. The free one gives XP for the first few tasks, but the paid one has a slight edge with its Stardust, XL Candy, Rare Candy, and Star Piece rewards. Overall, the rewards are fairly decent, especially if taken into account the fact that the ticket costs a mere $1.
Is It Worth Buying The Pokemon GO Battle Weekend Ticket?
Just like a number of other event tickets in the game, the answer is mostly down to personal preference. The good news here is that the ticket costs significantly less than some of the other tickets seen recently. Considering the fact that that didn’t go down well in the community, this would definitely be a welcoming change by many.
The most crucial thing to consider is that the tasks are much lengthier than the free ones, so players might actually take much longer to complete them. With that in mind, it is probably not a good idea to get a ticket if you are not planning on playing the game much during the event, as that is probably one of the biggest deal-breakers.
