Anyone up for a challange?

KC0STP · Seaman Posts: 127 **1896 Gold** -

Got a challanging lost city map if any of you are up for it....

If you want a copy of my save game youll have to tell me where I can upload it and how to put it on here

rupertlittlebear · Helmsman Posts: 4363 **9005 Gold** - more...

What part of Texas have you explored?
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sparticus · Boatswain Posts: 2594 **15955 Gold** -

KC0STP · Seaman Posts: 127 **1896 Gold** -

HarveyCrimmins · Powder Monkey Posts: 46 **2070 Gold** -

The best thing to do is to pull to the shore when you see any of the named landmarks (Governors Reef etc) and see if you can find a stone head, geyser, or other map landmark. Since there's no coastline, you probably have a bit of a walk ahead of you, but if you're in the right area, usually there's one or two landmarks visible from where you get off the ship.
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Vortilex · Powder Monkey Posts: 41 **825 Gold** -

I had that map before. I literally spent three years ashore. I eventually found it quite close to Vera Cruz, and it was directly north.
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sparticus · Boatswain Posts: 2594 **15955 Gold** -

KC0STP · Seaman Posts: 127 **1896 Gold** -

Thanks all for the help Smile

I suck at finding maps hat dont have a clearly labled rock/city

sparticus · Boatswain Posts: 2594 **15955 Gold** -

No Worries - we are all part of the same crew here Smile

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KeyWestCorona · Powder Monkey Posts: 10 **189 Gold** -

I find that looking in heavily wooded areas is a waste of time. If you have no coastline formations or settlements to orient from on the map, focus most of your efforts where there are large breaks in the tree cover. Lots of times, just the Lower right piece of the map, dumb luck perhaps and this working theory can land you plenty of booty.