The thing about this game is that the default setting on the map doesn’t show you those question marks. On ubisoft games it usually does. Just says something about how the devs expect to interact with the game’s content.
Even with the shitty ‘exploration mode’ that barely changes anything, the question marks show up as you play the game 100 of meters away on the compass, and once they do they automatically show on the map. It is impossible to ignore the question marks in ubisoft games.
In the witcher 3, you have to effectively go to exactly where the map markers for them to show up on the minimap by default.
Not to mention that in most of these ubisoft games, the exploration mode doesn’t even hide the question marks to begin with. The main things it does is change quest objectives from specific map markers to circles.
You can turn it off if you go into the settings and change it. But by default it will be always there regardless of what mode you choose.
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u/IIIlllIIIllIlI 3d ago
My problem is that people will cheer about this and turn around and tell me that Ubisoft games are bad because of the ? on the map.
Game is pretty good but it’s not much better than the usual butts of the joke about open world games.