Salem

And how do i know where is East ?
The "Darkness" is on the West side of Salem/Providence?
Can anyone help me with a few tricks and tips ?

not sure what are you asking?

helpful? Prov is all the way in the east mid point of north/south. So up is north down is south and west is darkness is left.. The ligh area is like a cricle from prov i think. So if you go north/south far enough, it will be darkness too

The Problem is . How do i know if i'm walking north in game, I don't have a map , i saw the map when i choose the server , but now i don't know here i am xD

when you choose the server it isnt a map. I am talking about your in game map top right corner. You can spin camera angle or walk randomly but that map is alway fixed. So if you dot is traveling up it is north. Right it is east. Left is west. South is down.

It can be a little tricky/tedious to judge which direction the dot is moving at first for people not familiar with games with that kind of a fixed direction minimap, a non-gamer friend had a lot of trouble with it. One thing you can do is ctrl-rightclick (or is it ctrl-click?) on the map north (up) from where the dot is and your character will start moving in that direction towards where you clicked, then you can just orient your camera in that direction and keep moving in that direction (while avoiding trees, etc, of course). This works in Latikai client, which I'd recommend by default, but may not work in other clients.

Also, if you're curious about where you are in the world you can make a new world survey ( http://salemwiki.info/index.php/New_World_Survey ). I usually like to just go straight in the opposite directon of whichever direction is towards town (it's in the middle of the coast to the east) when looking for a good place to build a new settlement.

It works on the normal client as well.

Thx a lot guys , I was pretty confused

jcwilk wrote:One thing you can do is ctrl-rightclick (or is it ctrl-click?) on the map north (up) from where the dot is and your character will start moving in that direction towards where you clicked

How the hell did I not know this