Zenith: The Last City is Ramen VR's virtual MMO. Thanks to the VR aspects and MMO features, it creates an open-world experience unlike any other. But for newcomers to either VR or MMOs, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed, get lost, or have trouble finding your way in Zenith: The Last City.
There are a couple of things you can do to find your way in Zenith MMO. First, you can limit yourself to one quest at a time and immediately proceed to complete that quest upon receiving it. You can also listen closely to the NPCs or read the quest before accepting it. Despite this, players may still find themselves getting lost.
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What to do if you're lost in Zenith MMO
If you find yourself lost in Zenith MMO, there are a couple of solutions to find your way. There are many in-game tools that you can use. We have compiled these below.
- Open Your Map: Open up the menu and select the Map tab. This is the icon that looks like the globe. This map will have various markers, including your location and your quest's objective markers.
- Open Your Compass: Bring up your compass by pressing the X button on your left controller. This is the disc-looking object that attaches to your left arm. It will point you in the direction of your quests and show all current quests on your screen.
- Look Up: Objectives are marked on your screen with a yellow column of light. If you look up, you might be able to spot this beam of light and head toward it. This may not work if your view is obstructed.
Other options include interacting with the community, either in-game or out of the game. The community is very friendly and willing to help new players. Reach out, and you may not onlyr get the help you need, but also make a new friend to play Zenith: The Last City with!
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