[ SECRET POST #2918 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2918 ⌋

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Comments

[likeadeuce]

As somebody who's trying my first FPS play through on BSI, it's hard enough figuring out where the hell I'm supposed to go/ orienting to the world without a map that easy game play is my only hope for getting through!

[elaminator]

Does Infinite not have a map? I thought it did... (Been a while since I played the game.) Granted, even if it does I doubt it's a very thorough one! It's easy to get lost in these games. (I did a looooooot of backtracking in the earlier BioShock games. Sometimes just to pick up ammo, cash or health that I'd left behind, but you can waste a lot of time doing that. I know I did.)

The story is what attracts me to these games anyway, so I don't mind playing on easy! You can always go through it again later on normal if you feel like it.

[likeadeuce]

From what google tells me, no. So I end up following some of the online guides -- I wish it was more intuitive so I didn't have to and the whole thing is sorely testing my sense of direction -- I figure I'm learning though :)

[elaminator]

Hmmmmmmm, isn't there something to point you to your new objective? (Like a trail on the ground or an arrow? I think the first BioShock had an arrow... You can see how stellar my memory is, having to ask these questions.)

I find that running around confused and scared will eventually put you where you need to be. It might take a while, but at some point you will look up and say, "Oh, I'm here" and everything will slide into place!

[likeadeuce]

It does basically nudge you on to the next objective but it's not always clear what you're supposed to be looking for or how to recognize it. I figure observation is one of the skills you develop through playing more, though!