I collect bunches of eggs everyday and it's so frustrating to incubate them one at a time. Plus, every time the page is done loading, it skips back to the top and I have to keep scrolling to incubate the next egg. I think an easier Hatchery system would be great, something like the quick stock page or the page you go to after clicking to "stock pets" into the Showroom or Rancher Shop. That way I could select multiple eggs to incubate and click the "Incubate" button at the bottom and get it all over with at once.

I don't know about the hatching part though, it would be weird if you could hatch 3 pets at once. I just don't like having to incubate each egg at a time. Maybe there could be a setting so when you click "Incubate" all the eggs of that species are incubated. I don't know, the easier the better.

I just frequently click every egg before the page loads, but this would be nice. ;D

I like your siggy by the may, it's cute. <3

I used to do that with my old computer, but this one loads too quick. :P And thanks!

Tacos- I don't think the idea was to incubate all eggs automatically, but to start the incubation proccess so you don't have to go through clicking all your eggs, if that's what you meant. x3

This has actually been suggested several times and everyone says the same thing:

'There is a reason why we have incubation'

I suppose the 'incubate all button' suggestion should be added to the list of topics not up for discussion xD

 It's not the time it takes for the eggs to incubate that I care about, just being able incubate without the page having to reload every time would be nice.

 I'm kinda repeating myself.. sorry. but I guess something kind of like the v2 egg picking up system. When you stumble upon an egg you can pick it up without the page reloading. I don't think that would do anything to the worth of pets since it would still take a certain amount of time for each egg to reach 100%, and weather it takes one click or 40 minutes for an egg to incubate it will still be incubated within that day. I don't see how the number of eggs you can incubate at once would effect anything.

I'm not referring it as 'eggs being instantly incubated and ready to hatch', even initiating the incubation large quantities of eggs at a click of a button defeats the point of the incubation system. If you did that, you can start to incubate all of your eggs straight after you've used up all of your hatches and never, wait 'til the next day and then you never have any chance of a spoiled hatch!

I actually would like to have an expiration period for eggs after they have been incubated. I cannot stress fast the rate of people hatching eggs effects the economy (and not to mention- takes up names). Sure it's annoying, it's supposed to be annoying.

An expiration period for eggs was the idea in mind, I believe, when incubating eggs came to be. Hopefully that will still be implemented sometime in the near future. =)

As I said before, you don't need to incubate large quantities of eggs at a time.  You only need to incubate as many as you need to hatch the next day.  So, three for rancher and one for merchant.  I don't expect that the expiration period would be anything less than a day, and probably more, because not everyone gets on at a daily basis and they could be kept away from the computer by their parents...etc, and not be able to hatch right away.

Let's say there is an expiration period of one week and you are a rancher.  You already have some eggs incubated and hatch those one day.  Immediately after you choose three more eggs and incubate them.  You now have up to one week to get back on and hatch them.  If you somehow can't get back on you will lose only three eggs.  This should not become a problem with CS eggs as they take only one minute to incubate, and even seasonals are replaced fairly easily. 

Incubation was created so that people would not have large amounts of eggs ready to hatch at a time.  Yes, an expiration period would be bad news for those that do ma.ss incubation - but that's the point!

Also, I imagine/suggest that should an expiration period be implemented, all eggs will go back to be unincubated so that users will not lose eggs unexpectedly.

I think it entirely depends on the amount of time one has before their eggs "expire."

I always incubate my three eggs the day before I hatch, simply because I don't have time enough to sit around on Res and wait for them to be incubated all the way. If the expiration time limit was less that twelve hours, I wouldn't be able to hatch eggs on a regular basis.

Don't get me wrong, I do think the incubation time expiring is a good idea, there's just a fine line between being balanced and being inconvenient.