In Pokémon GO there are indications of more transparency regarding eggs. Dataminers have found corresponding files that speak for a list of Pokémon that are supposed to hatch from eggs.
It was discovered: The dataminers from Pokeminers shared their findings on reddit . There was also a part named “egg_transparency_help.” It is about the transparency regarding the content of the eggs.
This is one of the major points of contention in Pokémon GO. Trainers have long demanded to see what could be inside the eggs. Now it seems that such a feature will be available soon, but players are demanding even more.
More transparency regarding eggs – But is that enough?
What is exactly in the files: In addition to the file regarding egg transparency, a text was also found in this context. It states: “Pokémon that are higher on this list hatch more often from this egg.”
Thus, you not only get a list of Pokémon that are in the eggs, but also a rough overview of the probabilities.
At the bottom of the list of 10 km eggs, for example, Milza is likely to be found. It is considered particularly rare in the eggs.
This is being demanded: Many trainers find this a good start, but they demand even more transparency. They call for the exact chance of each Pokémon to be listed.
Thus, the eggs are being compared to loot boxes from other games. There, developers are required to disclose the exact rates of the respective items in the loot boxes. Trainers state that Niantic should also take this step.
Edocsil47 writes on reddit: “A good start, but we should remember not to stop until the actual numerical hatch rates are published. Relative placement shows only part of the picture and can still be a scam.”
You should keep this in mind: So far, this is only information from dataminers. Niantic itself has not yet commented on this. Therefore, it may still take some time before this feature is implemented. It may also not appear at all. So consider this report with a degree of skepticism.
However, the events in February are certain. Here’s the overview:
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