Does the hatching process change if using the kiosk? A project

[SaxMan]

Ouch, that is too bad, since I consider myself a beginner as far as pet hatching. Seems like the kiosk defeats its own purpose.

But, you never know, they might make some improvements. When the kiosk was first introduced, there was no search feature; it was a nightmare looking through all the pets in the kiosk.

[Sophia Spellforge]

Ouch, that is too bad, since I consider myself a beginner as far as pet hatching. Seems like the kiosk defeats its own purpose.

But, you never know, they might make some improvements. When the kiosk was first introduced, there was no search feature; it was a nightmare looking through all the pets in the kiosk.

Am sorry too. I was really hoping my project would help new players. Its still valuable if you wish to collect pets. Of the 3 projects, 2 were completed in 12 hatches so its possible to get a fairly decent pet with a reasonable amount of hatches, so its worth trying (I do think the process works better than hatching randomly).

If you ever have a specific pet that will help you questing post a msg on my board, if I have it, will add it to the kiosk for you

Best of Luck

Best of luck

[Echomoon]

I realize this post is from a while ago, but I saw this post and wondered what would happen if you tried carrying on with a pet even if it has "failed"?
I lost the exact DNA of my life kookaburra due to my old phone breaking, but it took within 10 hatches at the kiosk to grant me a pet with my preferred talents.

I don't remember the exact names of my talents as this was years ago, but I think they were Energizing Battery, Life Bringer, Pain Bringer, Spell Proof, and Pip O Plenty.
I didn't do much research at the time (I was like 15 and playing casually) so I just took a pet to Adult and then, regardless if the talents I wanted had popped, as long as it wasn't a Selfish Talent, a card, or a School Specific talent I used it to hatch with a new pet with my preferred talents.
I'm not sure if I just got stupid lucky, or if it really is a more time efficient way to train pets!

Just a thought :D

[*Erin*]

I realize this post is from a while ago, but I saw this post and wondered what would happen if you tried carrying on with a pet even if it has "failed"?
I lost the exact DNA of my life kookaburra due to my old phone breaking, but it took within 10 hatches at the kiosk to grant me a pet with my preferred talents.

I don't remember the exact names of my talents as this was years ago, but I think they were Energizing Battery, Life Bringer, Pain Bringer, Spell Proof, and Pip O Plenty.
I didn't do much research at the time (I was like 15 and playing casually) so I just took a pet to Adult and then, regardless if the talents I wanted had popped, as long as it wasn't a Selfish Talent, a card, or a School Specific talent I used it to hatch with a new pet with my preferred talents.
I'm not sure if I just got stupid lucky, or if it really is a more time efficient way to train pets!

Just a thought :D

Old School Pet enthusiast/hatcher here. You hit the nail on the head with this part "as long as it wasn't a Selfish Talent, a card, or a School Specific talent I used it to hatch with a new pet" All those kinds of talents are very sticky and once they manifest can be a nightmare to get rid of. I think you kinda got lucky though that way to get what you wanted. Pips o plenty, unicorn, spritely, selfish, card, and many others are very sticky once in your pets pool and will pop a lot.