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I got a strange enjoyment from being told what my room number was and using the signs around the hotel to find it.
What games require looking at the world like a real person instead of relying on quest markers?
>>336019737
Real life
Myst
Final Fantasy Tactics has you looking up all kinds of zodiac charts and shit to get extra damage.
morrowind
>>336019801
shit game. I wish I could return it
>>336019801
>no do overs with starting stats
>p2w
>completely uncontrollable lose conditions
>game locks you out indefinitely eventually
Shit game. Would not play.
>>336019801
>Real life
>no quest markers
>>336019737
Morrowind comes to mind for me.
I remember being able to get around without using the map because of landmarks.
>>336019737
Mount&blade warband
>>336020692
That reminds me, Euro Truck Simulator is good for this
>>336019737
A lot of mission in the Yakuza series.
There's a mission in Yakuza 5 that requires you to look around a snow festival and memorize the statue placements so you can draw a map and give it to the organizer.
>>>>336019737
I like that, too. Heavy Rain had one where you had to find a locker and a room just like your pic related.
Finding it and then looking what said place has to offer ia kinda hot. Not in a weird way. Just exciting.
Arcanum
>>336019737
Exanima
Morrowind
a Vanilla WoW server
Fallout 1 and 2
Quake 1 and 2
Doom 1 and 2
