Niantic’s latest game, Monster Hunter Now, allows players to team up and hunt dangerous creatures in the real world. However, the game lacks the abundance of resource nodes and monster spawns that its counterpart, Pokemon Go, offers. Many players are now calling for Niantic to add the same feature from Pokemon Go where there are numerous Pokestops in specific areas. The limited resources and monster spawns in smaller towns and villages have sparked discussions among the Monster Hunter Now community, with players expressing frustration over the scarcity of gathering points and resources in their areas.
While players in suburban areas have an advantage when it comes to spawns, some argue that the reason behind the fewer points of interest (POIs) in Monster Hunter Now compared to Pokemon Go is that the game utilizes an older version of the map originally used in Pokemon Go. They suggest that Niantic may eventually update the game to match the POIs in Pokemon Go. Until then, rural players may have to travel further for their gathering points. It is hoped that Niantic will address this issue in a future update and add more gathering points to improve the gameplay experience for all players.
