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Will wild eggs be refreshed after picking them up?
It will be refreshed, and the same point can be recycled repeatedly; the cycle value needs to be verified.
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30 words direct answer
It will be refreshed, and the same point can be recycled repeatedly; the cycle value needs to be verified.
Detailed description
The refreshing mechanism of wild eggs has a clear direction: after being picked up, the same point will appear again, so patrolling eggs along a fixed route is a feasible way to collect them. There is no data stored in the site for the specific refresh cycle, and it will be affected by world settings and versions. Absolute times are not written here; just memorize several points you often run and patrol by game day.
Judge your situation first
| what do you want to do now | Judgment method | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Want to patrol the eggs | You can make your own route from common points; do not write a fixed time before the period value is stored in the database. | Track with a pictorial guide |
| Looking for rare eggs | Record the points, refresh results and game days first, and do not write a single experience as a mechanism. | Chaparu information |
| Wait 1.0 | After the new map or point changes, the old egg patrol route needs to be rechecked. | See 1.0 status |
Operation sequence
| order | action |
|---|---|
| 1 | First run a fixed route and note down the locations and egg types. |
| 2 | After picking it up, check it again after a while to confirm whether it has been refreshed. |
| 3 | Put the Pal you want to hatch into the illustrated book to track it, instead of relying on memory. |
| 4 | After 1.0, wait until the new map data is stable before updating the route. |
Common misunderstandings
| Misunderstanding | why to avoid |
|---|---|
| Hard-coded refresh time | The cycle is affected by the version, world settings and data sources. Absolute numbers will not be written before storage. |
| Move competing product map points | Location data requires verifiable sources and cannot be copied directly. |
| Only look at the eggs and not the production line | Hatching eggs will also block food, cakes and base rhythm. |
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Data status
| Project | Status |
|---|---|
| answer type | Search undertaking and task offloading, not an isolated strategy page. |
| version status | Please refer to the corner mark of the corresponding function page. |
| data boundaries | Contents that have not been published, tested or stored in the database will not be written in advance and a final conclusion will not be drawn. |
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This answer only accepts search intent; content that can be calculated, tracked, and requires version verification must be returned to the corresponding function page. 1.0 Unpublished or untested data will not be finalized in advance in the FAQ.
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