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I have a boy Misdreavus and a girl Gengar (same egg group) but every time I take them back I don't get an egg! I don't want to waste time and money anymore, please help me!

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Btw you are not supposed to take them back,you're supposed to leave them there.Too lazy to fully answer this question tho

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You Have To Listen To What The Daycare Guy Says

If he says, "the two prefer to play with other Pokemon more than each other." Then the Pokemon are not compatible. There is a 0% chance of getting an egg.

If he says, "the two don't seem to like each other." Then the Pokemon are compatible. There is about a 20% chance of getting an egg.

If he says, "the two seem to get along." Then the Pokemon are compatible. There is about a 50% chance of getting an egg.

If he says, "the two seem to get along very well!" Then the Pokemon are compatible. There is about a 70% chance of getting an egg.

Remeber, you have to leave them in there for awhile. Talk to the Daycare guy and if he says anything other than, "the two prefer to play with other Pokemon more than each other", there is a chance of an egg. But you have to walk (run, bike, rollerblade, whichever) about 255 steps to get a chance of getting an egg. After you have traveled 255 steps, go back to the Daycare. If the Daycare man is standing outward, he has an egg for you. If not, just travel another 255steps and come back. Remeber, when your traveling, the Daycare has to be off-screen. If you just stand near the Daycare (off-screen even) it won't work.

Hopefully I've helped! :)

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You're supposed to leave them in for one, this will trigger the effects of breeding after 255 steps. Since they're different Pokemon of different trainers (unless the gengar is your own) you should have a 50% chance to get an egg after running around for 5 minutes while the Daycare is off screen. Then check with the man outside the Daycare. He'll give you your egg.

source: Too much experience

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Hah. 'Too much experience' We can all relate