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[Reva-C]

What it says on the tin please

 

With the bigger exploration areas, it's even more vital to have a real map in the minimap circle in the corner of the screen....at the moment it's just a plain black circle with a few symbols. It's very irritating having to keep stopping and looking at the main quest map to work out where I am. It was much more helpful having a real map picture there as there was in DAO and DA2.

 

Thank you muchly....

[Jones7602]

+1

[Lee T]

I would also support the actual map to be an actual map, one you can use to navigate rather than a vague drawing with quest markers. "Dungeon" area's maps are abysmal.

[devSin]

I would have preferred terrain detail in the mini-map, though I'd imagine there's some reason they elected not to have it.

I haven't really had any significant trouble navigating regardless.

[fcedric]

YES, i entirely agree... i was disappointed by the blank circle...

the empty circle should not be empty, it should contain a minimap...

[Chinadrgn]

Agree!

[Kwetosch]

I second that!

 

I would have been more bearable if the area maps would have been readable, but in some cases they are just horrible. Thinking about Forbidden Oasis...

[Etragorn]

A necessary improvement for DA:I

 

It's funny, so many little things missing from DA:I that we got in previous games. It really shows the level of inexperience they had with this new engine when putting DA:I together. I would have been glad to have them use the DA:O engine if it meant more features, more story, etc... I can't imagine how much development time they spent getting used to the new engine and tools which could have gone towards making the game even better...

 

Just imagine how good DA:4 will be with what they have learned from using the engine for DA:I... That is if they don't have to switch to a new engine for DA:4... Maker forbid

[mLIQUID]

I use the manual map markers to navigate. The blue ones you can make yourself. I guess appreciating the art of discovery is something I enjoyed. Whether it be looking up the side of the cliff to see if I can make it or setting out from camp for a mini-expedition. I won't lie it got confused and lost but I thought that was part of the fun. With my control scheme I Tab for maps so it really wasn't so bothersome if I needed to make a new indicator.

[RShara]

Argh yes.  The minimap is virtually worthless.  Also the quest markers are approximate and shouldn't be (if they're going to be there at all).  I've had the actual quest giver/item be a good 50 feet away from the marker at times.

[Jason76]

+1

would be nice

[13CatsandCounting]

+10 on this!  Pathfinding can be real problem in a game with as much environment as this one has!