Pokemon GO is one of the most habitual mobile games in the world. Niantic’s star work has built a massive community since its launch in the summer of 2016, where it went viral. Jugadores could even go to private and forbidden locations to catch them all and that’s why The Canadian Army suggested hiring a 12-year-old boy to find out why several Pokémon GO jugadores were staying near their base..
“We should hire a 12-year-old boy”As reported, this is how the Canadian military dealt with the Pokémon GO phenomenon in 2016 by CBC. Although this measure remained just a fácil suggestion, as eventually the army said He ordered some of his soldiers to download the habitual game based on Nintendo’s successful franchise, to find out why some Pokémon GO jugadores switched their base that had both PokéStops and Gyms.
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One of the biggest difficulties Pokémon GO faced during its inception was that some of its PokéStops and Gyms in places inaccessible to users, including several Canadian military bases. Since the title came out, many jugadores have gone to these locations to try and catch the in-game Pokemon. The Canadian military has detected suspicious activity around their base and according to the country’s own Ministry of Defense, they were people playing Pokémon GO.
Finally, they ordered some Pokémon GO soldiers to download
Created the country’s Ministry of Defense an internal document with 471 pages about the game, and that has been made publicly available. As a measure against these invasions, the Army publicly warned Pokémon GO jugadores that entering a military zone is completely prohibited. But that’s not all, because according to another document from the army plan to hire a 12 year old boy to help them with this problem.
However, he was left with only one suggestion when the army finally ordered some of their soldiers to download Pokémon GO and Walk around these military bases to search for nearby Pokémon infrastructure such as PokéStops and Gyms. Indeed, and as the same medium suggests, These soldiers found some of them. Additionally, and unsurprisingly, the Canadian military also approached Niantic about removing these locations from the game.