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I stopped really using the map, and just built hundreds of torches. Literally hundreds of torches. Everywhere.
I built triangles of 3 torches to point which way back to camps. Two torches on either side of a passage or flanking a doorway, and then a 3rd in the middle either forward or backwards, making a triangle pointing the way back.
In other places I would make whole strings of standing torches like a dotted trail, from one doorway all the way through a room and out another doorway.
In some places, a whole string of torches blocking a doorway. That was shorthand to myself that EVERYTHING beyond that line was looted out. Every minable node, every container, every pickup. Everything. That way I wouldn't keep going through dead ends only to realize there was nothing left there.
if you place your markers on the map you can even make them visible like the questmarkers
so its pretty easy to keep track on your unmined veins and stuff and if you are done with em just remove them and you know that there is nothing left in that part of the map
Das Problem bei dem Entfernen, oder Umbenennen von Markierungen ist, dass sie wegen dem Höhenunterschieden teilweise übereinander sind, so dass man immer nur eine auswählen kann, was oftmals das Lager und nicht die Minen sind. Und die Lager möchte man natürlich nicht löschen.
https://images.app.goo.gl/3siy8q4M6giwEnsf7