​Damn, 'Pokémon Go' Now Has Less Than 2 Stars in the App Store

Oh, how fickle fandoms can be. Pokémon Go, the craze that swept the globe, finds its user ratings in the UK and US bashed down to below two stars in the iTunes app storeafter recent updates peeved players big-time.

The 1.5 star rating in the UK App Store is based on just under 1,000 ratings that specifically refer to the current version of the game, the majority of which give it a measly one star—the lowest rating. The game also has just 1.5 stars in the US version of the store too. Across all the game versions, the average rating in both countries is now three stars.Why the fall in support for the amusement that surprised the world not exactly a month prior? Fans have been pissed at Pokémon Go engineer Niantic since a report on Sunday evacuated a carriage following component that permitted players to discover close-by pokémon. The organization likewise cut down outsider applications which showed where distinctive pokémon brought forth, leaving little for players to use to track their most loved beasts. 

Appraisals in the Google Play store demonstrate a four-star normal, yet late one-star surveys uncover players aren't content with the impact this has had on the gameplay. "Do you anticipate that me will walk capriciously around a territory bigger than 6 football fields in less than 6 minutes for a Pokémon I can't track?" an analyst named Dustin Clowers composed on Monday. "Get your head out of your rear ends and acknowledge what made this diversion awesome. No one needs to lounge around getting winged animals and rats. Empower following through application and outsider, or consider your 5 minutes of popularity over." 

Another analyst, Thomson Lee, resounded this slant: "What a joke. Following was a principle highlight in this amusement as it permitted us to chase for close-by pokémons that we needed."