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i visited their house again... and came back to the destination, searched, so i was able to find them.
Japanese. Not Chinese.
in the minimap and the map, they (npcs) are marked with yellow markers, and they are disappeared when they are close to the destination.
to proceed the quest, i need to interact with them.
but removing markers, it looks like they just disappeared.
it makes confusion.
i couldn't find them. i simply thought they just disappeared.
it interrupted the quest.
i searched on the web right away and i found some people experienced the same. they went back to their house again.
normally, people think they will go to the destination, into the yellow circle, but they don't enter the yellow circle. they go somewhere outside of the yellow destination circle.
think about it, they make games for players, and there are things make players confuse. will only developers buy this game and play? they know what will happen in this game, already, because they made it, and they tested it before the launch. but players don't know what will happen before they experience, no idea.
products, they are for customers paying money, buying products.
and i wanna tell you, they don't disappear easily, they follow, stay close. unless the player intentionally keep a distance.
and i didn't say it's chinese. i don't want it become like chinese, that's why i mentioned.
i think you don't understand what i say.
Your English is a bit fractured. It's only about one million times better than my Korean.