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I could get started on my usual rant on the days when guides were better. In print or online. I was willing to pay money for print guides if they were thorough (and they usually were. Of course, they were often given info directly from the developer and had a kickback arrangement.) Can't knock Fextralife, it's something, but it's also in many parts woefully incomplete, unclear, or on occasions, wrong. Lots of question marks.
I remember the days when the guides had a map image and they would put a marker on it showing what you were looking for. Walkthrus really were that, not a lot of vague and unclear stuff. Ah, nostalgia. Now granted in Alush where you also need to know what u/d portals to use, things to scramble with checks, and what to shift with camera movement, even just markers alone can't always tell you how to get there.
"These a days" there's mini guides scattered all over the place, reddit, neoseeker, here on steam, some dude's youtube channel, Nexus, GitHub ... ah back when you could find all this in one place, or at least one place that sent you everywhere you needed (like Sorcerer's Place).