Oh and it's not a crafting station. It's says you have imprisoned balreth. Don't be so quick to defend a game that is clearly unfinished and unpolished. It's one thing to say figure it out yourself but another to actually do it when the game gives you no way to accomplish that.
Yep, it's fine. You can't login half the time, the frame rate is around 20 when you can, the game offers no guidance beyond the rudimentary. Oh and it's boring. Fine indeed.
What icons do we not have? I'm pretty sure I added them all.Although to be fair that one doesn't have all the icons on it either.
I've played all of the elder scrolls game since the first. If anything that just makes the flaws in this one even harder to swallow. They may "kind of try" to look like what they are but not all of them do. So a legend is in order but oh wait, the legend only explains a few of the symbols. Why half ass the legend? Lack of polish. Another example? You can't see a total armor rating for your character anywhere. Lemme guess, it's my fault for not wanting to do the simple math in my head.
Yep, it's fine. You can't login half the time, the frame rate is around 20 when you can, the game offers no guidance beyond the rudimentary. Oh and it's boring. Fine indeed.
Which tells me one thing above all else: the map icon system is too complicated
@MaulRx I really dislike your negative attitude. Sure you are free to whine whenever you want, but if you want a fitting answer, call the proper question.
Now to you problems:
What do the symbols on the minimap mean?
This has been answered in the tutorial tips that have been shown to you. (I guess they're in the lower right corner, but I don't know if they changed their positions in the consoles' version.)
These symbols - shown in the General area here - are named "Quest Hubs". These are places where some quests are linked or belong to the same aim. Like a city is being sieged and you have to retain it.
So the first quest may be to help the besieged townsfolk, the second one to restock arms for the commanding General there.
If there is an open quest in this area and the aim is not solved, this symbol stays black. It turns white as soon as you solved all the problems there.Yep, it's fine. You can't login half the time, the frame rate is around 20 when you can, the game offers no guidance beyond the rudimentary. Oh and it's boring. Fine indeed.
If it's boring, then two options come to my mind:
1. This game is simply not your type.
2. You're frustrated because of several small things and you just want to cry about - what you have said you can whenever you want to.
I can't help at the framerate problem, but I do think it's exaggurated by you.
Why is none of the symbols explained?
They are. Your "torch with a man in front of it" is also being explained in the tutorial tips.
Then again, they're pretty self-explanatory. If you have to help farmers to get creatures out of their crops, you've got a farming symbol. If you help a village get rid off some villains, you've got a village symbol
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All icons, which have a deeper meaning - like Skyshards, dungeons and PvP sites - have their meaning explained in the legend.
If they would use the legend to explain that a house is a house and mine means mine, you would be crying, too.
Summary
Your overreacting to not knowing what a simple symbol on the minimap, which in addition is self-explanatory, your problem has another root. I do more guess that you were buying that game, have not invested enough time to get into it (or just relax and let it get into your mind), are disappointed and know seeking to let off your steam.
If you REALLY seek help on the forums, then please ask with respect and don't blame other here for "defending an unpolished game", which simply is no precise argument. It's just throwing unprecise things into the air.
So get that Kwama out of your ass, dry your tears and get yourself together.
You talk here with other people and if you want to be treated like a child then keep acting like one. If not, it's your turn first.
coryevans_3b14_ESO wrote: »
How can anyone look at the icons and not get some sort of inclination as to what they might mean? They're pretty self-explanatory.
How can anyone look at the icons and not get some sort of inclination as to what they might mean? They're pretty self-explanatory.
Was that a serious response or no? That's like asking how anyone can look at a different language written and not derive what it says. It may in fact look like something to me and give me an idea of what it may be, but does that mean it is? I didn't make this garbage, they could have used a swastika to denote an inn for all I know.