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Pokémon GO Egg Hatching Guide - Tips, Secrets & Tricks For The Rarest Pokemon

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• published: 03 Aug 2016
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In this video, Aiman wil be sharing the basic tips on Pokémon Go egg hatching, such as how to hatch the eggs in the incubators, where to get the eggs and the incubators and what types of Pokémon you will get for 2 kilometers, 5km and 10km eggs. The longer the distance an Egg requires, the rarer the Pokémon will be. In addition to watching the video, you can also read more below: How to get eggs in Pokémon Go How to get eggs in Pokémon Go Eggs are available from Pokéstops and these are depicted on the app's map as blue cubes. When you get close enough to a Pokéstop the cube becomes a circle and will become animated. When this happens, select it and the location of the Pokéstop will appear as a picture in the centre. Spin the picture until the frame turns from blue to pink. This typically releases Pokéballs, potions and revive tokens but it will occasionally release eggs. Eggs may also be awarded to you when you level up. Go to your Pokédex and select the egg tab on the top right-hand side to see how far you need to walk in order to hatch each one. These need to then be placed in an incubator. Incubators can be bought or similarly collected from Pokéstops. They can also be awarded to you when you level up. Every player is given an incubator by default and this can be used an infinite number of times. You can collect additional incubators and use these to hatch more than one egg at a time. The extra incubators can only be used three times before they break. Select an egg, click 'Start incubation' and choose which incubator you want to place it into. Any incubators that are greyed out are already in use. How to hatch an egg Once an egg is in an incubator, every kilometre you walk will add towards the total needed to hatch eggs. After walking a required distance, either two, five or ten kilometres (1.2 miles, three miles and six miles) with the app open, the egg will hatch and reveal a Pokémon along with a generous smattering of stardust and candies. Note that the app has to be open on the screen, and the screen has to be unlocked for this walking to count. The distance needed for each egg appears beneath them. As you walk, the left-hand number shows you how far you've walked from the total distance on the right-hand side. To avoid staring at your phone constantly, click the Pokéball in the bottom centre of the app's screen. Go to Settings and enable Vibration. As you walk, this means you can hold your phone by your side and receive vibrations each time a Pokémon appears or an egg is ready to hatch without having to keep checking it. As the Pokémon Go app will only register distance walked while the app is open, this can be a big drain on battery. To combat this problem, Niantic has included a battery saving mode in the settings menu – select it and the screen will black out when the phone is being held by a player's side or in their pockets. Once an egg is ready to hatch it will appear on the screen with the word 'Oh?' written above it. Tap the egg to watch it hatch. The Pokémon will then be added to your Pokédex. It appears walking is the best option when hatching eggs on "Pokemon Go," because the developers of the game place speed caps on the process. Hatching eggs in a fast-moving transportation would not count, as the game has a way of "knowing" if a player has stopped walking. In fact, there are assumptions that the best way to hatch "Pokemon Go" eggs is to travel at speeds below 20 miles per hour. The rarest Pokémon to hatch You'll have to walk 10km to hatch any of these rare Pokémon, among them some of the most powerful characters in the game. While we've spotted some of them in the wild, to be in with the best chance of getting your hands on a Snorlax or Lapras you're best off popping a 10km egg in an incubator. These are some of the best & rarest Pokémon to catch - Lapras, Snorlax, Jynx, Eevee, Aerodactyl, Onyx, Chansey, Omanyte, Magmar, Electabuzz, Dratini, Hitmonlee, Hitmonchan, Scyther, Kabuto & Pinsir. Read more here: http://www.wired.co.uk/article/pokemon-go-egg-hatching-distance-chart http://kotaku.com/the-uncracked-secrets-of-pokemon-go-egg-hatching-1784339902 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gaming/what-to-play/how-to-incubate-and-hatch-eggs-in-pokemon-go/ https://www.primagames.com/games/pokemon-go/tips/pokemon-go-best-way-hatch-eggs