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Antiquities excavation spawn location maps?
GenjiraX
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Well hello there.
Has anyone mapped the dig locations, either in an add-on for PC or online for console?
Wandering around trying to find them feels like a huge waste of time. A few of them stick in my mind but, because there are so many sites and I find each one so infrequently, I’d like a more structured way of learning where they are.
Why, thank you!
Has anyone mapped the dig locations, either in an add-on for PC or online for console?
Wandering around trying to find them feels like a huge waste of time. A few of them stick in my mind but, because there are so many sites and I find each one so infrequently, I’d like a more structured way of learning where they are.
Why, thank you!
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Fennwitty✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭I mapped the locations I've come across but it's only a small time saver. Within the large dig area there's usually a handful of "real" spots where you can dig.
Really comes down to using the antiquarian's eye from your quickslot and following the tail.Edited by Fennwitty on July 7, 2021 6:17PMPC NA1