“Pokemon Go” players look forward to capturing the critters that come along the way though some of them can be acquired through egg-hatching. Depending on the type of egg placed in the incubator, the end-result may not always be satisfying.
For the 2 KM and 5 KM eggs, most of the “Pokemon Go” critters appearing are the ones many come across when they are on the go. That includes the likes of Pidgey and Rattata, both of whom seem more common when they spawn on maps.
As most know, new things are bound for “Pokemon Go” when it comes to egg-hatching. The latest included the color-coded add-on which seems more concerned about addressing visual differentiation. But more to that, some critters may be taken off the list, Pidgey and Rattata included, Yahoo reported.
Professor Willow has discovered that Pidgey & Rattata no longer hatch from Eggs. He also found that Eevee now hatches from 5 km Eggs only.
— Pokémon GO (@PokemonGoApp) November 3, 2016
Seeing how often these two Pokemon types appear, it could be a big reprieve and give egg-hatching players on “Pokemon Go” a break. Then again, it all depends on whether the players come across them that often since seeing less of them may eventually become a problem for the ones trying to evolve them or add them to their Pokedex.
As far as evolving these critters on “Pokemon Go”, it is a fact that more of the same kind will be needed to do so, Forbes reported. Then again and seeing how they are practically the common creatures one may come across, most may have already gotten a lot of them and probably transfer them in exchange for candies. The situation varies.
For the ones who have grown tired of the Pidgeys and Rattatas on “Pokemon Go”, this, of course, comes as good news. The next thing in most people’s minds, however, is which Pokemon characters would be taking their place?
