The Importance of Maps in Warhammer

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There are more tools at their disposal for guiding players whether it is like plating placing signpost thing or whatever it is. I don't know that necessarily went as overboard as it should have been because finding your way around these worlds isn't necessarily the fun of it. Even Doom had a map so like I mean there might be maybe I just didn't spot it but I did get a little bit turned around in some of the areas. But yeah going back and playing quick with ray tracing I can really admire it from Like an intellectual point of view it is not a thing I will choose to play because I'm going to have fun this evening right and this is the exact opposite.

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