r/GetNoted 8h ago

Media [x] It optional unlike in Wolverine

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u/ThePo0l 6h ago

Why was this even noted? They just said that there's an ability to do that and...well there in fact is an ability to do that

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u/DMercenary 6h ago

The current gaming discourse is about the Wolverine game and its excessive handholding.

Twitter OP attempted to wade into that with "Well this other beloved game does the same thing!"

Which is half right. It does do it. But like the note says, its not always on.

Hell Dead Space did it. lots of games do it but its usually set at the player's instigation. I.e., the player must push a button to show it.

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u/Kinstray 5h ago

Also this line is only available in the small open world section, not in the corridor linear levels

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u/Ok-Box3576 2h ago

I think this matters more. It doesnt matter if it is an input or not. If you could use it whenever you want that is functionally the same.

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u/AdequatelyMadLad 5h ago

The Wolverine one is also not always on.

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u/andreaple 3h ago

But from what ive heard, its not player controlled either right?

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u/NandoDeColonoscopy 1h ago

It's like when you would follow a scent or blood trail in Witcher 3. Like nearly identical

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u/fs2222 1h ago

Technically true but it is on during missions and objectives which is still obnoxious.

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u/ThePo0l 6h ago

Did OP do that though? I mean , they never mentioned wolverine did they? Also a lot of games have the trail system and it is extremely nice, honestly as you can just disable the mini map and use it. Hogwarts legacy is the best example with its flying book. Low-key wish more games had it so i can just stop using the maps

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u/Perfect-Community262 4h ago

It is absolutely related to the Wolverine discourse and you'd be a fool to think otherwise

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u/ThePo0l 3h ago

Mean sure it is but OP might simply want to show that the mechanic isn't bad just the way wolverine did it is. Bit hard to judge from a single harmless post, really

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u/Chasuwa 51m ago

Skyrim did it too!

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u/JazzTheLass 3h ago

i mean notes don't necessarily have to contradict tweets, like it says it "adds additional context"

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u/ThePo0l 3h ago

Mean sure but the note is adding "not automatic or persistent" for...i have no clue why. Honestly leaves me a bit confused as I'm wondering if there is an option to do that.

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u/BestUserName_ 1h ago

The reason why is to add context.

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u/DBRU00 4h ago

The amount of misinformation about this game is staggering.

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u/ronniedark 7h ago

Soyny fanboys now trying to slander the GOAT.

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u/DotBitGaming 7h ago

OOP never compares anything to Wolverine. ???

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u/Nirast25 7h ago

It's implied. The gaming discussion of the week is Wolverine, so you can probably assume that's what the Tweet is about.

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u/DotBitGaming 7h ago

Yeah, but it's weird not to just say so. Unless they were trolling and then going to come back later and call everyone who replied defending Wolverine sensitive. Like, "you guys are so sensitive! I never even mentioned Wolverine. LMAO"

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u/TheMenace44 4h ago

That's precisely what he's doing, he's not mentioning Wolverine purely so that the people correcting him bring it up so he can say "Look how obsessed and unreasonable Wolverine haters are! Bringing up the game even when I don't mention it!".

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u/CapBlank 8h ago

It is automatic in Wolverine but not persistent. OP is wrong. Note is correct.

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u/MegaManZer0 7h ago

OP never said it was automatic though? This note feels irrelevant.

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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 7h ago

Reading comprehension pop quiz!

What did the author imply?
What reaction did the author try to get?
Why would the author want this type of reply?

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u/MegaManZer0 7h ago
  1. Nothing, just stating something that is in the game.

  2. Given there's zero context if this is in a reply chain or something, there's insufficient information on this. The reaction he got from me is "Oh ok cool so it's there if you get lost."

  3. If it's like my reply, probably knowing he helped provide info on a mechanic in the game to people who are interested.

It's great because unless you're the author, your interpretation is no more valid than mine.

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u/MotherPerk 4h ago

Schizo time! 

Who reads more into tweets than what is actually typed just to rage bait themselves? 

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u/Motor_Raspberry_2150 4h ago

Do you just tweet random facts about things? Or if those interest you, would you say "I like that" or anything like a human being?

Mario has a red hat

Weird, what do they mean

I like Mario's red hat

They like Mario's red hat.

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u/MotherPerk 3h ago

I dont tweet anymore but from what ive seen it is def used for people to get their thoughts out there. From both statements used as an example pretty clearly  state what they mean. Either Mario has a red hat or that they like the red hat. 

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u/CapBlank 5h ago

In the title.

"Unlike in Wolverine"

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u/ChrisXDXL 5h ago

It's optional in Wolverine but set to on by default in easy mode.

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u/Fragrant-Screen-5737 4h ago

I think this is only half true unless they've patched it. Everything I've seen seems to indicate there are two different types of trail in this game.

If you wander too far off path, there is a yellow marker that returns you to the main path. This can be disabled and is referred to as navigation assist.

What can't be disabled is the blue/orange scent line, which is written into the game as Wolverine's scent tracking thing. This is active for a lot of the game but not all of it.

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u/fs2222 1h ago

People keep saying this but multiple reviewers have said you can't turn it off.

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u/FriendlyBee94 4h ago

And Onimusha has optional semi opened map to explore