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As for the camera, it's a little annoying but I understand why the developer did it. Like many of the other steps of raising rice, it makes it feel more like a person is doing it than a machine. Look at drying, sorting, managing the water level, or fertilizer. You don't know how effective any of these actions are until after you do them. I do think there should have been an upgrade though that prevents camera sway.
I see! Thanks for sharing that! I had no idea it worked like that I guess, I thought it was too precise due to the grid, and I thought we had to stay somewhat faithful to the distance shown on it. The skill says that it shows the "ideal" distance between seedlings, so what I do is that I try to place one seedling per square.
I guess it was a lot less precise than I thought, and since my perfectionistic side wants the best quality rice to grow, I stayed too faithful to the grid. Lol
Still though, fixing the camera thing would be a good addition to the game anyway, even if it works out with it being this way. Some people like me might like and prefer doing things properly and keeping a straight line going, so the camera not drifting in that area of the game would be a really nice addition.