"Pokémon Sword and Shield" Change the weather in the wilderness

The wilderness area of ​​"Pokémon Sword and Shield" is a huge open map. Some Pokémon only appear in certain weather. Players should not blindly run the map if they want to capture their favorite Pokémon. Please see below the method of changing the weather in the wilderness area of ​​"Pokémon Sword and Shield" brought by "hunter94425", I hope it will be useful to everyone.

　　To capture the Pokémon in the wilderness area (non-team battle), two conditions need to be met:

　　 1. Badges--If the number of badges is not enough, the high-level Pokémon cannot be caught, of course, if the level has been cleared. You can ignore this condition.

　　 2. Weather - Some Pokémon will only appear in the habitat in certain weather.

　　 It’s not difficult to reach Condition 1, but if you really want to catch the Pokémon you want, it is recommended to pass the level first (because some weather is linked to the plot)

　　 First open the picture book and view any The location of the Pokémon habitat you want.

　　 Here is Leo Road as an example. Leo Road will only show the Giant's Hat, and the weather requirement must be a blizzard.

　　At this time, if the weather is not a blizzard, you will never encounter Leo Road. So what we have to do at this time is very simple, that is, press your Home button and go to the setting function of Switch to adjust your host time.

is the date corresponding to each weather

　　 After switching to these dates, the weather in the entire wilderness area will be the same.

　　Leo Road will only appear on a blizzard, so we adjust it to 2020/02/01 and the entire wilderness area will be a blizzard. Two snow-related weather will probably be in the 3-8th badge It’s unlocked inside, it’s not clear exactly (because I cleared the level), but in dense fog, you need to complete a week (after the championship game) to unlock.

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