"Pokémon Go still no fun in villages and rural areea"

#PokemonGO: I really like the concept of playing Pokémon Go. I played it for a bit after the release and picked it up again after Gen 2 was introduced. I remember now why I stopped playing.There is one problem in the town where I live that puts a huge constraint on me a as a F2P player: obtaining Poké balls. Finding Pokémon that are worth catching has become way easier, but having enough balls with me is a major problem without spending money. In a way, the former has actually worsened this problem, because uncommon Pokémona are way easier to find.Me and my brother can make a round of 1.5 K and catch three Poké Stops on the way. From these stops, I can get around 3-5 Poké balls: not even enough to catch half of the Pokémon that are around these stops. I get a lot of Potions, which I don't use, but balls are a problem. Me and my brother also noticed a Chikorata nest nearby, but these seem pretty hard to cath and often cost me a few Ultra Balls and Razz Berries. Also, I saw one with maximal CP, but that bastard run away after throwing my last Ultra Ball.The low rewards received from Poké Stop put a huge limit on the fun that I can get out of this game. I have bought Poké Balls a few times in the past, but I cannot do that each day. It seems like this game is only suited for playing for only five minutes each day to catch one Pokémon and receive the reward from a Stop, but the people living in the cities can play for all they want.It is just a little disappointing. I want to enjoy this game with my brother, because he loves Pokémon, suffers from severe OCD (he is often tucked inside the house) and enjoys going outside to catch Pokémon with me. And I like to to this with him, but this low reward rate is restraining the fun we can have together to the point that it becomes a little frustrating. Where you live (town, village or city) should not influence the amount of money you should spend in game to reach normal goals.Are more people sharing my feelings? via /r/pokemongo http://ift.tt/2ndvJls