Pokémon GO is starting a phased rollout of its new Forever Friends and Remote Trade features today, beginning with New Zealand. The update lets players build long-term connections through a new friendship system while making it easier to trade with others from a distance during specific windows. Trainers in New Zealand will be the first to try out the features as Niantic gathers feedback before expanding to more regions. It’s a promising upgrade for players who enjoy teaming up across locations, and if all goes smoothly the features should reach more communities soon.
Source: Official Pokémon GO blog and Pokemon.com
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