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My hatching experience

I've read on Reddit, game FAQs, and here that egg are completely random. I've lead a very strict egg hatching routine since the beginning and it's quite the opposite.

I don't have stops around me, so I go and fill up, go home, hatch, repeat.

The first 300ish eggs were ALL from the same 6 stops within 20 ft from a lake. I mainly got krabby, horseas, etc. 1 lapras, 1 dratini. I quickly stopped getting new Pokemon.

I switched to the town square and on my FIRST batch of eggs I got my first Pikachu and chansey.350ish eggs later from square I have hatched first vulpix,magnetron, voltorb,porygon, 4-5 snorlax(first ever hatch), 2 dratini. The square is known to spawn snorlax regularly.

I'm sure you can hatch anything from an egg from anywhere, but it really seems the odds change by location.

Asked by redeyejedi8 years 6 months ago
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I agree, I've picked up most of my eggs from a water biome and was hatching lots of water pokemon plus the regulars.

When I was 3 weeks in Greece, I hatched a lot of eggs and got their local stuff like Sandshrew, Magnemite, Voltorb, stuff I had never got back home.

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Good to know I'm not the only one. I saw a massive change in types from lake to city.

I used to get 2 or 3 krabbys out of a set. Now I get more ponytas than anything. Those were very rare for me before.

Now I just need to know where what kind of areas grimers, growlithes, and machops would be!

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by devun 8 years 6 months ago

Agree as well, if I collect in a park I get lots of grass pokemon, next to the river all kind of water. Even my 2km eggs are just full of Magikarps.

Fun fact, I believe that 3 out of 3 Lapras I hatched were from Parks and not from the river.

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Good info! My lapras was from a "veterans park" lake. All the benches near the water are stops.

Definitely water biome there though. Lots of slowpokes, magikarp, tentacools, psyduck

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