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It's only about 10% exploration for me. I rarely venture anywhere without a map. I have a very bad sense of direction in real life, and that applies to 3D game
by munificent 7y ago
It's only about 10% exploration for me. I rarely venture anywhere without a map.
I have a very bad sense of direction in real life, and that applies to 3D games as well. I don't know if you've ever been lost before, like really lost lost. It is a panic-inducing experience. Most 3D games trigger that same sensation in me and are just totally unfun to play.
When I play Minecraft, I obsessively map the area, and I keep a textfile with coordinates of interesting places I find. Even so, I still spend like 90% of my time right around my main building or in the mine below it.
- mFixman 7y agoI used to play Minecraft when it was released in ~2010, before there were maps or beds. I remember building pillars in my constructions and other interesting places so I would be able to spot them from afar. It felt like a nice way to not get lost while still feeling like part of the game.