Pokémon GO: 10 Essential Features It Desperately Needs

1. Better Server Stability Across The Board

This is the big one. Right now on the game's main Reddit, there's a constant battle going on between how awesome the magic of playing the game is... versus how much of a downer the constant server quibbles are.

At time of writing I can only think of one time I've managed to play for a sizeable few hours without any errors, and even on that same night, the servers still crashed soon after.

The way Nintendo/Niantic rolled the game out i.e. without any pre-release trailers or hype-building gameplay footage, means you can pretty much think of these furtive few months as a glorified beta.

A game of this scale needs time to plateau - time for the developers to identify game-specific issues that come with such an incredibly well-received product, and as any console gamer knows, there's never an online game that launches completely bug-free.

As such, better server stability is out there - we've seen the game run smoothly, after all - it's just a case of identifying the issues and slowly patching each and every one in time.

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Let us know in the comments what other wishlist features would make Pokémon GO simply perfect!