With Litwick Community Day fast approaching Pokemon GO, the Special Research Ticket for this event is finally available for purchase for players. But with little information about what the ticket entails and Litwick being a fairly elusive type of ghost to encounter, many players wonder if the search ticket is worth it. Also, unlike Community Day, the ticket isn't free, so you'll want to know the ins and outs before you buy.
Should you buy the Special Research Ticket for Pokemon GO?
Litwick is one of the most difficult ghost-type Pokémon to encounter in the game, and even as spooky season rolls on, several players are still having trouble catching a glimpse of this little flame. So those struggling to find one may think the Special Research Ticket is worth it due to the increased spawn rate, but it comes down to whether or not you think it's worth the money. Of course, the ticket is not limited to increasing the spawn rate, given that it is a community day, and spawns will be increased anyway.
The search ticket is not obliged to participate in the event, but it will help you in your search for Litwick and give you Pokeballs and items to make catching them more accessible. An increased spawn rate also makes it much easier to collect Litwick candies to finally evolve towards Lampent then Chandelure with the addition of a stone from Unova. Along with that, your chances of running into a shiny build will also be more likely, given the number you'll encounter. So pay the ticket may be worth considering if you are a brilliant hunter.
However, if you plan to buy the ticket for try to catch the perfect litwick to eventually level up and evolve to create the perfect Chandelure to teach the Poltergeist attack, it's not worth the shot. There's no evidence to suggest Chandelure will be able to use the move, and the risk isn't worth it. Additionally, Chandelure is more of a damage-dealing Pokemon than a stamina Pokemon, so it won't have enough stamina to use the move, and you will waste your money trying to achieve this.
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