Many "Pokemon Go" players wish to know how far they should travel to have their eggs hatch. One reddit user recently provided a mathematical approach to guide "Pokemon Go" fans when they should expect their eggs to crack.
"Pokemon Go" players only know that the eggs they carry will hatch after they move over certain distances. Learning the mathematical equation can help many predict the expected hatching time to maximize their game progress.
Reddit user MacAtack3 posted on the "Pokemon Go" thread that using some mathematical formulas in walking patterns can actually help "Pokemon Go" players boost their efficiency. Walking diagonally toward their supposed destination can save both time and effort. However, those who walk in a straight or diagonal line will cover more distance compared to players who walk in zigzags or circles.
TheBitbag stated that eggs are another way to acquire the creatures while playing "Pokemon Go." At present, there is no Pokemon that can be acquired by only hatching eggs, except from region-exclusive characters, so players are advised not to be too keen on hatching all their eggs. Hatching eggs can boost both trainer experience and the CP growth of Pokemon.
The best approach to hatch eggs in "Pokemon Go" is to move forward without using vehicles. Some players may get the opportunity to hatch a Pokemon with perfect stats to suit the competitive systems of "Pokemon Go." Also, hatching eggs while walking can help players perform physical activity, which they do not normally do on other mobile games.
According to Vitals, running is an efficient means to hatch eggs and catch creatures while playing "Pokemon Go." To maximize egg-hatching and Pokemon-catching activities in-game, players are advised to tap on a stop while it is still in the distance, and only spin when already beside it.
They should not pop the bubbles, since the items will be in the inventory whether the floating bubbles remain un-popped. Players must tap on a Pokemon that they wish to catch later, since it will remain on the screen.
However, no other Pokemon can be caught in the meantime, so runners have to pick properly. "Pokemon Go" players are also advised to turn off the AR, or real-world camera view. Over time, gamers will find it easier to use pokeballs while moving.
"Pokemon Go" players are also advised to stay safe in their search for Pokemon and abide by the laws and rules of their locality. More updates and details on "Pokemon Go" are expected soon.
