Man playing 'Pokemon Go' gets lured into a pond

Two reminders here: look where you’re going while on your phone, and you don’t need to splash in water to find water-type Pokémon.

Twitch streamer I_Play_Too_Much_Gragas was streaming everyone’s favorite escapist exercise app,  Pokémon Go, when he saw a lure he wanted to reach. The combination of night and staring at the Rattata he was after ended up sending him straight into a pond.

Luckily, he’s ok at the end if the laughing is any indication. Although it looks like falling in a pond is yet another thing that’ll crash the game.

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