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Egg Release Time

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magnetoise
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Posted: Fri, 25/04/2014 07:26 (10 Years ago)
ok so in daycare its 24hrs before releasing egg what i want is there should be a countdown on every bottom of eggs so you will no when to get it if you have a lvling party
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Posted: Fri, 25/04/2014 07:29 (10 Years ago)
Yup, I support this one. It would be handy to know when your time is running out to get an egg.
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Posted: Fri, 25/04/2014 10:00 (10 Years ago)
Great suggestion, magnetoise! Full support, not much else to say about this.
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Posted: Fri, 25/04/2014 10:24 (10 Years ago)
I support. Since the "you go a new egg"-notifications got nested there's no real indicator for how old an egg is. So this would help a great deal.
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Posted: Fri, 25/04/2014 23:11 (10 Years ago)
May I ask why this idea could be useful? :b
Does it make any difference for you if you know that an egg is being released in 10 minutes or in 5 hours?
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Posted: Sat, 26/04/2014 08:11 (10 Years ago)
It can be useful, because you'll have a clearer picture of which eggs you can actually claim yourself, and which eggs will be going to the tall grass.

Personally, I like knowing when an egg appeared precisely, but if several eggs appear while I'm asleep, there is no way to tell. Nor is there a way to tell if I'll lose them in rapid succession, within 5 minutes of each other, or spread out. The visible timer for me would answer this question : Should I stay awake a little longer or should I get up a little earlier to claim the eggs?

It would also prevent situations I've had happen for a while. Now, if you've been away for a while, and your DayCare pokémon got some eggs, and you use the Wide Lens on those eggs, chances are the egg will disappear before the scanning is finished, which only leads to frustration

So, I support. I would find it very useful.
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Posted: Sat, 26/04/2014 09:14 (10 Years ago)
Yup, CatLady nailed it. Full support on this one.
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Posted: Sat, 26/04/2014 09:47 (10 Years ago)
Yes, it does, Riako. Let me give you an example of a situation in which this would be helpful: I am currently hunting Roggerola and am waiting for eggs. I go to sleep and the next day I am too busy to come online for almost a whole day. Let's say my Daycare Pokemon find 2 eggs: One egg has 30 minutes left and the other has 23 hours. This would be helpful for to know when exactly the egg is to be released so that I can prepare myself to obtain it. As for the 23 hour egg, I don't have to rush myself to get it, because I still have a lot of time.

So yeah, this would be pretty useful.
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Posted: Wed, 23/07/2014 03:21 (9 Years ago)
Le Bump,

Also Full Support!

I get so many eggs sometimes I could be at 20 eggs and I'd need to hatch all of them. However I don't know when they'll expire.
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Posted: Wed, 23/07/2014 09:26 (9 Years ago)
Quote from TheBeastI get so many eggs sometimes I could be at 20 eggs and I'd need to hatch all of them. However I don't know when they'll expire.


Guess you better call Walmart and complain they haven't stamped their eggs correctly

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I do support this, jokes aside. It would be incredibly handy and in the end could produce an incentive to click back to hatch some eggs.

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Posted: Wed, 23/07/2014 22:29 (9 Years ago)

Title: Support

In the future, I'm probably going to breed a bunch of Pokémon to put up for auction, so knowing how much time I have to hatch my Pokémon and how long it will take to claim these Pokémon would be useful for me if I have a full party of Eggs. I heard you can store them, but it's quite annoying to those returning favors to click on an egg and see it being unable to be clicked on.

Supporter here.

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Posted: Fri, 25/07/2014 02:29 (9 Years ago)
It's not uncommon for me to get 20 eggs stacked on top of one another, because currently I'm hunting Gastly and if I just miss one day of logging I'm knee deep in eggs.

Now, I always thought the "oldest" egg was the first on the line of eggs, basically in the top row to the left, so I'd always go from the top left to the bottom right when selecting eggs. But if this suggestion is suggesting, haha, that my eggs could expire without any order to them then I'd support this.

But, if what I think is right that there is some sort of order to how the eggs are released then I don't support. Just always take that "oldest" egg first, if in my example it is in the top left then always take that egg first and go down the line. Because in my mind if I have enough space in my party I'll take eggs, so if I have six eggs in my party then yea it doesn't matter if the egg in my daycare has 10 minutes or 2 hours of wait time because my party is full. If my eggs took 12 minutes to hatch then I don't care if my eggs in daycare were 10 minutes away from being released, I couldn't make my eggs hatch any faster. Unless I want to spam my feeds with "HELP! I have 10 minutes before my egg goes away, so click my eggs. Quick! Quick! Quick!" Which I really don't want to do.

All I want to know is where is the oldest egg and where is the newest egg and is there an order to it. If you know that then you know which eggs to claim first and thus don't really need a timer.
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Posted: Fri, 25/07/2014 12:35 (9 Years ago)
I support this as well, though we could have little clocks indicating the rough amount of time left instead of counters.

Clocks like this:


Either way every egg has one clock or the clock appears if you hover over the egg.

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Posted: Sat, 06/09/2014 17:04 (9 Years ago)
This is a great idea. cx support from me!

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Posted: Sat, 06/09/2014 17:18 (9 Years ago)
Support! ^^ This would be very useful~
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Posted: Sun, 21/09/2014 15:38 (9 Years ago)
Bumping this idea since I find this to be one of the best suggestions that should be implemented!!!
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Posted: Sat, 21/02/2015 13:45 (9 Years ago)
Just wanted to suggest the same idea a few minutes ago.

why?
8 eggs in Daycare (for shiny hunt) and 0 eggs hatched for "Adopt some eggs from the Lab" DP task.
Do I have the time to get the dp or do I have to adopt the egg(s) as soon as possible?

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Posted: Sat, 21/02/2015 19:28 (9 Years ago)
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Posted: Sat, 28/02/2015 22:46 (9 Years ago)
FULL support reasons already stated

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Posted: Mon, 30/03/2015 17:33 (9 Years ago)
Sounds as a handy addition to the breeding center.
I hope it gets implanted :)

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