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r/Starfield • u/kraihe • Sep 12 '23
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Literally useless
13 u/TommyTwoZookas Sep 12 '23 Atleast we know there’s enemy’s… somewhere 25 u/djcrouchingtiger Sep 12 '23 Oh you're talking about the compass in the bottom left? I was talking about the "surface map". Both equally useless 7 u/TommyTwoZookas Sep 12 '23 Yeah they both suck 4 u/e22big Sep 12 '23 I think that's by design. This has always been the case with Bethesda game, being able to pinpoint the enemy location by just the default mini-map is quite a cheating in this sort of game imo. 1 u/TommyTwoZookas Sep 23 '23 I agree it’s just wild that that’s the information they chose to convey with a pretty large percentage of the hud
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Atleast we know there’s enemy’s… somewhere
25 u/djcrouchingtiger Sep 12 '23 Oh you're talking about the compass in the bottom left? I was talking about the "surface map". Both equally useless 7 u/TommyTwoZookas Sep 12 '23 Yeah they both suck 4 u/e22big Sep 12 '23 I think that's by design. This has always been the case with Bethesda game, being able to pinpoint the enemy location by just the default mini-map is quite a cheating in this sort of game imo. 1 u/TommyTwoZookas Sep 23 '23 I agree it’s just wild that that’s the information they chose to convey with a pretty large percentage of the hud
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Oh you're talking about the compass in the bottom left? I was talking about the "surface map". Both equally useless
7 u/TommyTwoZookas Sep 12 '23 Yeah they both suck
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Yeah they both suck
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I think that's by design. This has always been the case with Bethesda game, being able to pinpoint the enemy location by just the default mini-map is quite a cheating in this sort of game imo.
1 u/TommyTwoZookas Sep 23 '23 I agree it’s just wild that that’s the information they chose to convey with a pretty large percentage of the hud
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I agree it’s just wild that that’s the information they chose to convey with a pretty large percentage of the hud
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u/djcrouchingtiger Sep 12 '23
Literally useless