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If the player moves left or right, the camera will also automatically rotate slightly towards the player's facing direction, allowing the player to indirectly affect the camera even if one-handed controls ("Casual Controls") are enabled in the [[Options]]. This essentially means that, for example, holding directly right will instead cause the player to move in a clockwise circle (about as large as a Wild Area sub-area) instead of a straight line. | If the player moves left or right, the camera will also automatically rotate slightly towards the player's facing direction, allowing the player to indirectly affect the camera even if one-handed controls ("Casual Controls") are enabled in the [[Options]]. This essentially means that, for example, holding directly right will instead cause the player to move in a clockwise circle (about as large as a Wild Area sub-area) instead of a straight line. | ||
==Notes== | |||
On the player's first visit to the Wild Area{{fact}}, going near certain locations will automatically perform the item pick-up animation followed by the prompt ''"You found a note! Did someone drop it here?"''. These notes inform the player about certain Wild Area mechanics. | |||
* Near the [[wanderer]] closest to the entrance (the {{p|Onix}} in [[Rolling Fields]]), the game will inform the player about high-level wild Pokémon. | |||
* Near the closest [[Berry tree]], the game will inform the player about [[Pokémon Camp]] and healing the player's team by making [[curry]] with [[Berry|Berries]]. | |||
* About halfway across the Rolling Fields, the game will inform the player about the right stick and L button controls. | |||
* Close to the [[Motostoke]] entrance/exit, the game will inform the player about [[Watts]] and ways to obtain and spend them. | |||
==Locations== | ==Locations== | ||