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This is certainly the best world map out there, and it’s an excellent work, however I’m somewhat surprised that after the all the years that this game has been running that there is still a decent chunk of area without detail, as well as many mapped areas that could stand to undergo some slight adjustments. I understand that there was a bit of discension between the cartographer and the powers that be, and I suppose that has a lot to do with it.
The fact that there are still uncharted areas of the game to this day speaks to just how large this game world is. While it would be cool to have seen the map finished, I feel that it actually might be best to leave some portions unknown, forever preserving some parts of the world for players to explore with little guidance.
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