Sewers in Leyndell require a map

[Phantom Limb]

I mean it's a separate underground location like any other one and while places like Lake of Rot or Mohgwyn Palace have their own maps, sewers do not.
It's especially important because one of the endings is tied to sewers and player has to go there at least once.
Wonder what was behind the decision to leave people wonder in that horrible place without any direction?

[Shadowskyt]

Considering the sewer is a Legacy Dungeon inside of another Legacy Dungeon, I don't really agree.

It's too small to deserve its own map.
If you get lost, I can only assume it was when you had to enter the piping.
Or else it's pretty easy to tell where you are, as most paths are straight lines until you find yourself back at a Grace with a new checkpoint open.

I had bigger issues with Stormveil Castle.

[Phantom Limb]

No, Castle is simple and not as confusing as sewers like at all.
While that place looks like it was specifically made to make people wonder there endlessly because everything looks way too similar.

[Nosferath]

Use the rainbow stones, they exist for a reason ...

[Shadowskyt]

Originally posted by Phantom Limb:

No, Castle is simple and not as confusing as sewers like at all.
While that place looks like it was specifically made to make people wonder there endlessly because everything looks way too similar.

Well... that's your opinion. And I gave mine.
Hope you stop getting disorientated and the rainbow stone strategy is actually a very good idea.

[Phantom Limb]

Originally posted by Shadowskyt:

Originally posted by Phantom Limb:

No, Castle is simple and not as confusing as sewers like at all.
While that place looks like it was specifically made to make people wonder there endlessly because everything looks way too similar.

Well... that's your opinion. And I gave mine.
Hope you stop getting disorientated and the rainbow stone strategy is actually a very good idea.

I managed to clear the place with some effort. It wasn't challenging but also wasn't enjoyable at all.
And while the idea with stones sounds decent, don't you have the limited amount of them to be placed at any time? Wasn't it like 30 or so in previous games?