As Pokemon Go arrives in more countries and infects more people to be the very best trainer there ever was, issues related to the app continue to surface.

Too many trainers trying to be the very best

Pokémon Go, as one of the most popular mobile games ever released, is a fascinating test case for observing just how taxing a single app can be for an entire network's performance. In an analysis of a small European telecom performed by California-based networking company Procera Networks, on Go was accessed by about 7 percent of the total 2 million users over a three-hour period. Those sessions were found to take up only a small amount of bandwidth in comparison to other apps like Facebook and Spotify. However, because the app was being used by such a large number of users simultaneously, it resulted in adverse affects on network performance.Poké

When Pokemon Go doesn't crash on the load screen it really is a delight. If there was one slight drawback it is that it's near impossible to play without using 4G data.