During Squirtle Community Day, players of Pokemon Go need help logging in through the Pokemon Trainer Club website. Squirtle was the featured attraction during Pokemon Go’s most recent Community Day Classic, which took place on July 9, 2023, and lasted from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM local time. Throughout the event, the spawn rates will see an increase, and players who successfully evolve Squirtle into Blastoise will gain access to a distinctive ability known as Hydro Cannon.
In addition, a Special Research narrative featuring Squirtle-related tasks will provide trainers with opportunities to earn healthy goodies such as a Rocket Radar and a Lucky Egg. There is also a possibility of coming across a Squirtle wearing sunglasses. On paper, a Squirtle Community Day Classic appeared to be an exciting event; moreover, a Niantic event would only be complete with its share of technical issues. Some specific trainers cannot check in to Pokemon Go through their Trainer Club account now.
The Pokemon Go login problem wrecks the Squirtle Community Day for several players
On the Reddit community forum called The Silph Road, one member asked their fellow Pokemon Go players whether they needed help logging in. According to the screenshot, The Pokemon Trainer Club is “currently unavailable.” According to a post by one of the players, “It wouldn’t be an authentic Classic Community Day experience without the old PTC login issues.” “This is quite a throwback to playing Pokémon Go between 2016 and 2018.” In addition to this, they recommended that customers link their accounts to either Google, Facebook, or Apple.
“Spilling the beans just before a significant event many people have been looking forward to? Another trainer observed that it sounded like a legitimate Niantic MomentTM. An hour before the event’s conclusion for that player, one participant disclosed they could not evolve even a Squirtle into a Blastoise. They wished, “I hope we at least get another window to get Hydro Cannon if this doesn’t get fixed by the time the event end,” however, it did not come true.
In the past, Niantic has offered players compensation for unanticipated bugs during events. For instance, those customers who weren’t able to obtain the reward because of a bug with Mewtwo Shadow Raid were given Rare Candy XLs by the company.
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