
Surveying cannot be done during an aurora despite the brilliant lights illuminating the landscape. "Daytime" can extend further into dusk than is immediately intuitive (until the sun has entirely set on the HUD's time indicator). Surveying can only be done outdoors during the daytime while the weather is clear. Although the map does not label the position of the player, surveying an area will put the player's position in the center of the circle added to the map, from which it can be easily determined where the player is located. This is true both if the player is surveying from the top of the cliff, or the bottom. However, if the player is adjacent to a cliff, the area mapped will stop at the cliff face. surveying from higher altitudes increases how much of the map is revealed). The area mapped after surveying is based on the player's current altitude (i.e. Selecting the charcoal will equip it, and after this, left-clicking will survey the surrounding area. Both the map and charcoal can be easily accessed through the "navigation" section of the radial menu. The map can be gradually filled in by surveying an area with charcoal. In Survival mode, the map starts out blank for each region. The map also contains a sketch which lays out the positions of all of the regions relative to each other, as well as some of the transition zones. The map does not label the position of the player, so determining where the player is may require comparing the surroundings to the features on the map. Wolves vs.The map is useful for navigating and displays important features in the areas the player has visited.



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