ESP
Is map ESP worth it if chest boxes already show distance? The map is busy in Sumeru and I am not sure the extra layer helps.
If map points are the “radar” here, I will try them — I just do not want two overlays fighting in Fontaine cities.
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- fontaine_dive
Worth it in Sumeru and Natlan when chests sit behind cliffs. On-screen boxes miss stuff that the map still marks.
- mondstadt_wind
In Fontaine cities I turn map points off. Too many markers stacked on the minimap. Boxes only there.
- genshin_staff Staff ✓ Solution
Map ESP is the map-point layer in the same world ESP stack — not a second product. Use it for chests and oculi in the wild, and turn it down in dense cities. Toggles are on Features.
- seelie_run OP
So it is the “radar” people mention, just named map points?
- fontaine_dive
Yeah. Boxes on screen, points on the map. Same license. I keep both in the open world and drop the map in towns.
- open_world
Oculi hunting is where map ESP paid for itself for me. Chests I can see with boxes. Oculi hide in trees.
- seelie_run OP
I will try map points in Sumeru and leave them off in Fontaine. That answers it.
- mondstadt_wind
Save two presets if you can. Wild vs city. Switching beats arguing with the clutter every time you teleport.
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