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I'm not sure who needs this advice. The game was designed to be played without it, so that's good.
People that need the feature will use it, of course. For whatever reason.
Everyone else has a choice: Mindless running through the wilds to get where you're going, sometimes seeing something interesting on the way... Or just letting this thing get you there, without the "follow the white line" minigame.
The people who are going to use this were already using in-game features to do it as much as possible, but with a manual component that irked them. Asking them not to use it isn't going to improve their game experience.
Anyone who roams without the white line isn't even in this discussion. They would never use this feature, so the advice doesn't change their mind at all.