Why I'm not getting into Pokemon Go · 11:56pm Jul 15th, 2016
For everyone that's on the internet (i.e. Everybody), the craze of Pokemon Go has been flooding social media, where even big name companies like the NBA are getting behind the craze. 
And why not? It's practically every pokemon fan's dream come true, right? Where you go out into the world, and use your skills to find pokemon out in the wild and to build your own battle team!
♪♪ I wanna be the very best,
Like no one ever was,
To catch them is my real test,
To train them is my cause!
I will travel across the land,
Searching far and wide,
Each Pokemon to understand,
The power that's inside! ♪♪
Unfortunately.....that craze is not for me and I'm not one that's going to get into to pass the time.
Nope. Even though I'm a huge fan of pokemon since Generation One in 1996, Pokemon Go just isn't going to be the game that I'm going to invest in, due to several reasons:
1) I already have enough games to devote my time to. Kingdom Hearts, Final Fantasy, Fallout, Skyrim, Pokemon Console games, Legend of Zelda, the Batman Arkham series, Bravely Default series, Mass Effect, Ni no Kuni, The Last of Us, Undertale, SW: Knights of the Old Republic, Transformers Cybertron series, and the list goes on, so I have plenty to occupy my time and try to finish.
2) I don't see the point in capturing all 151 pokemon again when I already devoted time to the console games catching 721 pokemon, except the only ones not released yet, like Volcanion. Besides, the only pokemon I want are Mewtwo and Porygon, and I already have them.
3) There are too many risks involved, aside from traffic problems and security risks that will come from it, so I'm not going to chance it.
However, that doesn't mean I'm dissing those who are playing the game and having fun from it, More Power to You guys. 
You guys have fun and enjoy what you love, and don't let guys like me get in the way.
I agree with you on this!
I dont mind if someone plays it but atleast be rational and don't let it control your life. Plus not to mention what really puts me off is people playing Pokemon go at Arlington National Cemetery, Holocaust Museum, and the 9/11 Memorial.