detailed MAP with objectives?

[Wizard of Zucchini Valley]

Does someone know where can i find an elaborated map of the game with all of the objectives locations and all?
And yes, i know it's meant to explore it and find out by yourself, which i do and absolutely enjoy it, but often I find myself forgetting where an NPC would be to return to him or any locations for quests in general.
Thank you in advance.

[ManoutofTime913]

One probably doesn't exist since the game is out so recently, but for games like this, I would recommend getting out pen and paper and making your own notes. It helped a lot with older RPGs that would only give you instructions (often cryptic ones) only once, and I imagine it would help out with this game as well.

[micmotorheadst]

I do think quest descriptions + the compass + landmarks on the map make it easy enough to find quest objectives a lot of the time. But it is good advice to note down anything that might seem important, but can't do anything right now

[Doomerang]

There are problems with this. I had a very busy 3 days and forgot who the seneschel is, and all I have is a clue is "go talk to the seneschel" to continue the quest. I completely forgot who that is with no way of figuring it out. They should at least be more descriptive in the quest book for people who forget minor details like this

[mortiswell]

At the very least it'd be nice to have an option to add notes to the in-game map like Morrowind, that way you could mark obscure NPCs or add descriptions to locations to make following up on quests easier later on.

[el0ax]

Originally posted by mortiswell:

At the very least it'd be nice to have an option to add notes to the in-game map like Morrowind, that way you could mark obscure NPCs or add descriptions to locations to make following up on quests easier later on.

This would be an awesome compromise -- you could do this in the OG Ultima Underworld (!) and it helped tons.

I'm committed to a notepad for this game, but let me write on the in-game map & the notes will travel with my save. I still got to takes the notes myself, but at least there's some modern (~1990's) QoL, at least.

If there's ever a printed manual then the back couple pages of that are the actual *correct* places to scribble your game notes.

[Bankai9212]

I see people’s issues, but at the same time compared to the games mentioned delusion isn’t anywhere near as large with only key locations for npcs to interact with. That said writing notes on the map is a good idea for key doors you need to remember are in certain locations.