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1) Only 10%? 2) I can read either way, but with a road map what’s in front of you is generally more important than what’s behind you. By selecting the rotating
by devilbunny 5mo ago
1) Only 10%?
2) I can read either way, but with a road map what’s in front of you is generally more important than what’s behind you. By selecting the rotating map you don’t just get a rotating map - you get your position pushed to the edge of the screen instead of being centered, which means much more information is visible about the space in front of you. I switched views strictly for this effect.
- jstanley 5mo agoYou could still push your position to the edge even if you don't rotate the map.
- devilbunny 5mo agoIn theory, yes, but it’s not been an option on any I have used.