How to Special Trade in Pokemon GO: A Complete Guide
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Ever wondered how to make special trades in the fun world of Pokemon GO? Let’s get into it, breaking down everything you need to know to become a trading master!
So, you want to know how to make a special trade in Pokemon GO, right? We’ve got you covered!
What Is a Special Trade?
First things first, a special trade in Pokemon GO involves trading Pokemon that are shiny, legendary, or not already in your Pokedex. It’s a cool way to get rare Pokemon from friends.
Special trades are a bit different from regular trades. They cost more Stardust, and you can only do one per day. So, choose wisely!
Steps to Make a Special Trade
To start trading, you and your friend need to be at least level 10. Then, you have to be real-world friends in the game, too. You do this by sharing your unique Trainer Codes.
Once you’re in-game buddies, meet up in person because Pokemon GO trades need you both to be close together. Choose the ‘Trade’ option when you click on your friend’s profile, select the Pokemon to trade, and voila! Keep in mind the Stardust cost and the once-a-day limit for special trades.
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