They need to make it easier to find the lucky dice

[RougeBulbasaur]

Just showing the ones you already have on the map can make it easy to follow a guide at the least

[Gearotic]

I'm just happy the ones you already picked up leave a burn mark, like you don't have to keep walking around looking for the *exact* location.

[Geldric™]

Don’t make drive to your house ffs

https://mapgenie.io/tiny-tinas-wonderlands/maps/world

[KBetelgeuse]

If you really dont want to explore and hunt for the dice, you can always cheat and watch the youtube videos.

[BIG_DADDY_ADAM]

if dont care about getting dice and just want the loot luck right away get a save file that already has them all due to it being shared profile wide. Saves time and sanity!

[PhoenixWing]

I have the same problem. I like trying to find dices on my own, and then when there is one or two left, I open up a guide, but then it is very hard to know which ones I have already picked up.

Now what I'm doing is tracking them on the mapgenie every time I found a dice. This works to some extent but I agree that the indicator of where I've found them (like poetry, rune switches, etc) would work so much better.

[PoxComet]

My major gripe is that there are barriers and locked gates on the overworld but no explanation of how to open them. You just have to do random quest and then check every gate or barrier. Pain in the butt!

[Dondu]

Originally posted by Betelman:

If you really dont want to explore and hunt for the dice, you can always cheat and watch the youtube videos.

yeah i agree, op seems to be super lazy, if you can do what this things meant to be then cheat your way... this is single game anyway no one will blame you

[RougeBulbasaur]

Originally posted by KBetelgeuse:

If you really dont want to explore and hunt for the dice, you can always cheat and watch the youtube videos.

yes but I forgot which ones I collected I think it should show on the map because 260 is a ridiculous amount of dice

[RougeBulbasaur]

Originally posted by PoxComet:

My major gripe is that there are barriers and locked gates on the overworld but no explanation of how to open them. You just have to do random quest and then check every gate or barrier. Pain in the butt!

well for that you can just look up

[Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG]

Yeah I just use a guide to see check where they all are, It's honestly a poorly implemented feature. I play Borderlands to shoot and loot, not scour every nook and cranny of an empty map for 30 minutes to find the last dice.

They need to at least be more visible, not blend into the scenery as much. Some maps have so much random yellow glowing bits in the distance. Maybe make a very obvious noise when you're near one, like the scarabs in Elden Ring.

[Internet_Zombie]

Originally posted by Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG:

Yeah I just use a guide to see check where they all are, It's honestly a poorly implemented feature. I play Borderlands to shoot and loot, not scour every nook and cranny of an empty map for 30 minutes to find the last dice.

They need to at least be more visible, not blend into the scenery as much. Some maps have so much random yellow glowing bits in the distance. Maybe make a very obvious noise when you're near one, like the scarabs in Elden Ring.

They do make a noise, they jingle, you can hear it whenever your close to one.

[Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG]

Originally posted by Internet_Zombie:

Originally posted by Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG:

Yeah I just use a guide to see check where they all are, It's honestly a poorly implemented feature. I play Borderlands to shoot and loot, not scour every nook and cranny of an empty map for 30 minutes to find the last dice.

They need to at least be more visible, not blend into the scenery as much. Some maps have so much random yellow glowing bits in the distance. Maybe make a very obvious noise when you're near one, like the scarabs in Elden Ring.

They do make a noise, they jingle, you can hear it whenever your close to one.

I'm definitely not hearing it. And I don't think it's the problem with my audio setup, no problems with other games.

[RougeBulbasaur]

Originally posted by Internet_Zombie:

Originally posted by Wakipai Pero #PLAYGG:

Yeah I just use a guide to see check where they all are, It's honestly a poorly implemented feature. I play Borderlands to shoot and loot, not scour every nook and cranny of an empty map for 30 minutes to find the last dice.

They need to at least be more visible, not blend into the scenery as much. Some maps have so much random yellow glowing bits in the distance. Maybe make a very obvious noise when you're near one, like the scarabs in Elden Ring.

They do make a noise, they jingle, you can hear it whenever your close to one.

yeah but you will be close enough to see them so its kinda redundant

[wesnef]

Certainly would be nice if it marked found ones (on the map, not the little ground splat). When there's 1 left on a huge map, knowing where you found the other ones could help narrow down places to look. Even if you're not "lazy" (/eyeroll) and using a guide.

[Gearotic]

Originally posted by wesnef:

Certainly would be nice if it marked found ones (on the map, not the little ground splat). When there's 1 left on a huge map, knowing where you found the other ones could help narrow down places to look. Even if you're not "lazy" (/eyeroll) and using a guide.

I kind of think it is the other way around, my first playthrough is with a map so I can find all the collectibles, so I can actually enjoy the next playthrough on my own pace.

If I would play it as I would normally, I probably couldn't be bothered to play again to find all the collectibles.