What's considered a step in Pokemon? [duplicate]

I've been breeding a lot of Pokemon recently and I've been doing the loop around the Battle Resort, which led to me wondering: what is considered to be a step in the Pokemon breeding world?

Is it now calculated through how long you've been walking or how many steps you've taken? I ask this because on the Battle Resort loop there are three sand pits that hinder how fast you go, does this also hinder my egg hatch time?

Any help is appreciated.

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Best Answer

Push a direction on the d-pad once. That's a step.

While your movement is unrestricted on the bike or while using the circle pad, the game world is grid-based, and moving from a square to an adjacent one is a step.

So yes, sand pits and anything that slows you down will also slow down an Egg's hatching.

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What counts as a step in Pokemon?

Push a direction on the d-pad once. That's a step. While your movement is unrestricted on the bike or while using the circle pad, the game world is grid-based, and moving from a square to an adjacent one is a step.

Can you hatch eggs on a bike Alpha Sapphire?

Hatching an Egg It could take between 1,000-10,000 steps to hatch an egg. If you have a Pokemon with the Magma Armor or Flame Body Abilities in your party, the amount of steps will be cut in half. You can ride your bicycle up and down the same route until the egg hatches, or just take it with you on your adventure.

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