When people find out, they understandably panic - while The Pokemon Company isn’t going to ban innocent players for something out of their control, there’s a certain fear inherent to involuntarily participating in a practice Nintendo has specifically labeled as a bannable offense. It’s worth remembering that you are in the minority here and that the vast majority of regular players either do not consider this to be a problem or even recognise it as one in the first place. If you’re reading this article, there’s a relatively high chance that you already know what’s up with Surprise Trading. This is fairly typical, although it’s also worth pointing to another player who received a genned Eevee less than two weeks ago and was completely unaware it was hacked. During my test I had hours in which I found a lot, but then a pause during which I encountered none.” Zer0_Wolf has since released all of the genned Pokemon they received and is hoping Nintendo does something to rectify the issue in next month’s Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl. It happens a lot, but it happens in intervals. “After seeing the amount of hacked ‘mons I got in just a few minutes, I decided to run my experiment.
“I was trying to complete my Dex using Surprise Trading,” Zer0_Wolf explains. I'm disappointed with by the amount of hacked pokemon from PokemonSwordAndShield People who abuse Pokemon’s thoughtful and benevolent trading system in this way should be ashamed of themselves.Īfter 2 hours of random training, this is what I was able to obtain.
Even more insidious, kids can look at a shiny Cinderace and end up searching for the associated website on Google - $5 for a full lineup of shiny Legendaries? Five-year-old Adam down the road is fishing for his mam’s credit card as if it’s a gold Magikarp.
Unless you’re in the know, you could easily and accidentally use a hacked Pokemon in a ranked battle and pick up a ban. There are obviously a wide variety of reasons as to why using Surprise Trade in this way is detrimental to the game. As is the case with most nice things in the world, it was good until idiots made it bad. What was typically used to send fledgling players newly hatched perfect IV starters and pseudo-Legendary babies instantly became flooded with genned shinies and brazen website domains. Back in 2019, Pokemon Sword & Shield’s excellent Surprise Trade function was quickly hijacked by hackers from all over the world.
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