Despite the reported dwindling down of numbers of its players, there is no denying that "Pokemon GO" is still a popular game that continues to drive its players crazy. With recent changes that Niantic has introduced to the game, though, it has become difficult for players to cheat on the game, while others no longer find a reason to do so.

According to sources, Niantic has now randomized the spawning nests for difficult-to-find "Pokemon GO" characters. For instance, in the past, all Dratini nests found around the world were eventually replaced by Eevee nests, which was, obviously, very predictable.

However, things have changed now. If a player (or "Pokemon GO" trainer as how the players are called) visits the same nest, he can no longer expect what kind of Pokemons are being spawned there. Reportedly, nests that used to spawn a certain type of Pokemon now spawn different types of Pokemons that don't have any relation to the ones that were previously spawned there.

While it's true that the randomization of the said "Pokemon Go" nests is bad news for players who are fond of cheating just to advance their game levels, it is a welcome news to those who play the game fair and square as, apart from getting rid of the predictability, the move has also increased their chances of catching rare and difficult-to-find Pokemons.

As part of the changes that Niantic has introduced to "Pokemon GO" nests, it is also reported that it is now possible for Charmander nests to evolve the said Pokemon into its Charizard and Charmeleon forms, something that was not possible for the game in the past.

Nonetheless, there are still some who manage to discover ways on how to cheat. According to reports, Niantic has integrated a little-known feature in the game that can enable players of the game to spawn more Pokemons without the need to make a fake account. Reportedly, a player can resort to using a friend's or a family's smartphone or tablet in creating another legit account, and new Pokemons can be spawned at the comfort of his own home as long as the Geo Location is on and they are on the same GPS location.