>>11496558
>why not just look it up online
When I was on a trip to a mountain not far from my city, I couldn't understand where I was going unless I rotated the map according to the direction of where I was looking. Basically, when I look a map, I imagine a dot, that dot is me, and if I don't go "along with it" in the same direction, I get confused. None of the online interactable Liberty City maps I found support rotation and I "need" it for it to be useful
>I think in terms of landmarks. Visuals. Left at the McDonalds, right at the strip mall. That kind of thing.
Yeah I try to go off landmarks but I still struggle. The way I navigate is that I keep driving around the outlines of the island, seeking certain points of interest. This way I can't get lost and will get where I need eventually since I'm not taking any detours. For example, on Staunton Island there is Asuka's mansion that you can very easily see on the map thanks to a dock with boats being right next to it. There is a sports car and a health pick-up, and a little further from it an area that looks like a chair on the minimap that has an ammu-nation and a bridge to Shoreside in the opposite direction. Another one is Phil's weapon store with a health pick-up near, located on the outlines as well. Basically it's fine as long as it's coastal but the city itself is a complete maze to my brain, so I don't bother
>I will subtly imply my superiority for mastering the game without such ;) )
I respect that, good work
>>11496583
I know but even with that in mind this mission infuriating enough

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