"How have players readjusted to eggs in regular raid timers?"

#PokemonGO: This is a gameplay issue that seems to have fallen by the wayside what with all the frustration surrounding EX raids, especially since most players are still focused on the legendary beasts and the egg timers can actually be helpful for those.Personally, eggs on normal raids have reduced my chances of both getting to Tyranitar raids and convincing other players to do them with me.(I'm specifying Tyranitar because let's face it, that's the only regular raid boss that anyone cares about that needs more than two people to defeat it). Husband and I live in the suburbs. An hour's notice is not long enough to get the word out on Discord or Facebook to enough people who are both willing to do the raid and able to drop everything and race to the gym in time.The way we've adjusted is to keep an eye on every 4-star egg we see, cross our fingers that it hatches into a Tyranitar, then spam our communication channels the instant it goes live, but doing that still doesn't guarantee enough people will be in the area to help out during the one hour the boss is active.It also means that if someone else posts about a Tyranitar raid, we might not be able to reach the gym in time because not everyone is willing to wait once they have enough people to go in, and not enough people can come from farther away to do a second group.This issue is particularly annoying right now due to the double candy event, which turns into quadruple candy with Pinaps. Watching a possible 40 Larvitar candies tick away on the clock with no way to get them is not fun.Does anyone have suggestions to improve this state of affairs? via /r/TheSilphRoad http://ift.tt/2y1Ai35