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I noticed it too, this is true in Diamond as well (I think Gen V fixed it however; if you go in and out of a gate, you'll notice the sandstorm appearing and disappearing). Thanks for confirming this was in HGSS for me. As Hearthome is surrounded by 3 gates, I abused this exploit thoroughly by cycling up and down on Solaceon town. If you ask me, this information should be added to the actual page. --[[User:Tom0027|Tom0027]] ([[User talk:Tom0027|talk]]) 02:17, 17 April 2016 (UTC) | I noticed it too, this is true in Diamond as well (I think Gen V fixed it however; if you go in and out of a gate, you'll notice the sandstorm appearing and disappearing). Thanks for confirming this was in HGSS for me. As Hearthome is surrounded by 3 gates, I abused this exploit thoroughly by cycling up and down on Solaceon town. If you ask me, this information should be added to the actual page. --[[User:Tom0027|Tom0027]] ([[User talk:Tom0027|talk]]) 02:17, 17 April 2016 (UTC) | ||
== FireRed/LeafGreen roamer trigger == | |||
The article states the the legendary beasts start roaming mainland Kanto in FRLG after defeating Team Rocket on Four Island, but I haven't been able to find any corroborating source for this. A Google search reveals a lot of different opinions on when they start roaming, including after getting the National Pokédex, and after defeating Team Rocket on Five Island. Anecdotally, in LG, I defeated Team Rocket on Four Island and spent 80 Max Repels searching for the roamer and couldn't find it, but after defeating Team Rocket on Five Island, I found it within 20 Max Repels. Of course, this doesn't prove anything, but it made me curious as to whether the trigger stated in the article is correct. --[[User:Hatkirby|Hatkirby]] ([[User talk:Hatkirby|talk]]) 17:16, 18 April 2017 (UTC) | |||