'Pokemon Go' News & Update: More Ways For PokeStops and Gyms Interactions; Players Trolled To Find A Pro LGBT Pokemon

'Pokemon Go' has been making a buzz since the Pokemon Company released the game to the public. According to reports, "Pokemon Go" players trolled at Westboro Baptist Church to find a Pokemon. Meanwhile, Niantic has finally spoken up about their plans for the title.

'Pokemon Go' Gamers Troll At Westboro Baptist church

It is not surprising how gamers are hooked into playing "Pokemon Go" given its fun and challenging gameplay. The title urges players to explore the real world to find Pokemon, which makes the game all the more interesting and exciting.

According to News.com.au, "Pokemon Go" players are out to catch a Pokemon and one of the most popular locations now is the notoriously homophobic Westboro Baptist Church, where the giant Clefairy is taking over. The fairy Pokemon is also called "LoveIsLove," a popular slogan for the pro-LGBT community.

The Westboro Baptist Church hates the free world and now they are invaded by this unapologetic gay-rights-touting mythical fairy that looks like a giant pink marshmallow. What do you think will the church's action to this?

Niantic Shares Plans For 'Pokemon Go'

As for those who are wondering what's next for "Pokemon Go," Niantic has finally shared its plans for the title. According to My Nintendo News, Niantic has unveiled the details of their future "Pokemon Go" update.

The company aims to add more ways to play with PokeStops and give "Pokemon Go" players more opportunities to interact with Gyms. "Niantic plans to add customize functions in unique ways and a global leadership scoreboard for Pokémon players. The game's augmented reality will see an improvement, and the game could see a future release on dedicated AR devices," said the report.

"Pokemon Go" was launched in Australia and the United States on July 6. It immediately soared to the top of the App store and generated more revenue and downloads compared to any other iPhone app.

Have you downloaded "Pokemon Go" already? Have you tried it? Was the experience fun and exciting? Do you recommend this game? What should Niantic improve on the gameplay? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.