Stardust Blast 2019 Event



Stardust Blast 2019 Event is Here!


Stardust Blast 2019

The Pokémon Go event Stardust Blast is returning in 2019. From October 3 from 4 p.m. ET until October 10 at 4 p.m. ET, gamers will get more Stardust from almost anything.

Hatching and capturing Pokémon will give you twice as much Stardust. Battles amongst Team Rocket will also provide double Stardust. Each raid will also get a guaranteed 2,000 Stardust.

If you're going on a stroll to capture some Pokémon and spin some stops, you should pop a Star Piece beforehand. This will result in triple Stardust from the jobs that are doubled, allowing you to easily power up any of your Pokémon.

When your player level rises and you need to level up your Pokémon, the cost of dust rises dramatically – certain Pokémon may cost up to 10,000 dust to power up once, so now is a good time to store up.

Stardust Blast was a seasonal event in Pokémon GO that provided Stardust bonuses to Trainers. It took place in fall 2018 and 2019.

Stardust Blast 2019 wow

Stardust Blast 2019 is a Pokemon GO special event that includes two Hatch Stardust, two Catch Stardust, two Stardust from Team GO Rocket matches, and a guaranteed 2,000 Stardust from raids. The event will take place between Thursday, October 3, 2019, at 1 p.m. PDT (GMT 7) and Thursday, October 10, 2019, at 1 p.m. PDT (GMT 7).















Stardust Blast Event 2019
Event Stardust Blast 2019
Date + Time From Thursday, October 3, 2019, at 1 p.m. PDT (GMT −7) to Thursday, October 10, 2019, at 1 p.m. PDT (GMT −7)
Bonuses

  • 2× Hatch Stardust

  • 2× Catch Stardust

  • 2× Stardust from Team GO Rocket battles

  • Guaranteed 2,000 Stardust from raids

Stardust Blast is a wonderful chance to gather massive quantities of Stardust, since most in-game activities that earn Stardust are enhanced. Almost everything in Pokemon GO, from capturing and raiding to hatching, will give you double Stardust.

The chart below shows how much dust capturing Pokémon rewards you with (no 2x bonus).


































Base Evolution Second Evolution Third Evolution
No weather boost 100 300 500
Weather boost 125 375 625
No weather boost, with a star piece 150 450 750
Weather boost, with a star piece 187 562 937


The quantity of stardust scales with the distance egg you hatch, as seen in the chart below (no 2x bonus).
























Without Star Piece With Star Piece
2km Egg 400-800 600-1200
5km and 7km Egg 800-1600 1200-2400
10km Egg 1600-3200 2400- 4800


 

Previous Story: Trainers, a new Stardust Blast event was released during a video conference, and the event is set to be online on October 3rd, according to the 'leaked' spreadsheet.

Earlier today, a video conference went live, and it seems that someone neglected to delete the spreadsheet of planned activities. The conference was broadcast live on Twitter, and the message was quickly removed as gamers recognized the Stardust Blast wording. Yet, a Reddit user by the name of CaptainTeem000 was quick enough to take a screenshot. Have a peek at the images below.



The leaked spreadsheet indicates that the Stardust Blast event will begin on October 3, unless Niantic chooses to modify it due to the error.

That's all we've got for now; stay tuned for more.

https://pokemongocentral.one/stardust-blast-2019-event/?feed_id=144210&_unique_id=640a887a9ea9e

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