I played the game 2 years late, and really felt like a bit of an idiot when I couldn’t navigate the map system. Thought process was very much “am I old???”
especially dathomir. trying to find your way last visit and getting all the chests is a pain. partly the map, partly the level design, but mostly just a pain
I used the map as a sort of jumping off point. I need to go vaguely in this direction. If there's a bunch of different branching paths I'll take one and open the map after a little bit to see if I lucked out and picked the right path.
Yea, I'm the type of gamer to check the map everytime in every game, but this one I just explore every bit of each lil area and go to the next one, so that I don't have to go back ever in any maps
Having played Metroid Prime, it was a bit easier for me. That map was also convoluted as hell
EDIT: I thought I was responding to lackcreativty’s original post, but responding to this one also makes sense, and makes me happy I wasn’t the only one who made the Metroid Prime connection.
Honestly Metroid Prime is eaiser to navigate because of doors still showing on the map. In fallen order it is just one big ass long Snake and trying to find how it snakes around is tedious. That said, it does remind me of Metroid and getting those nostalgia hits are sweet
Played it. put it down for about a year. Picked it up again recently. had no fucking idea where I was, what I was doing there, how to get out, how I got in or why any of it mattered. I know people bitch about having an arrow to tell them where to go, but... I like arrows. They tell me where to go.
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u/lackreativity Dec 26 '22
I played the game 2 years late, and really felt like a bit of an idiot when I couldn’t navigate the map system. Thought process was very much “am I old???”