They are quite important, especially if you want to finish the game in 100%.
Redindicates that you have not found all items/loot in a given location.
You may have to look for e.g.
supplies (ammunition, herbs, gunpowder, etc.
), breakable chests, plot-related items (e.g.
keys), safes, or lockers.
Collectibles (documents, figurines, etc.)
don’t countwhen it comes to color markings.
This means that the game can mark a room as explored even when it still contains secrets.
The game will only change color once all such objects are added to the character’s inventory.
and that you opened all safes, lockers and other similar objects.
The game doesn’t take them into consideration when changing the color from red to blue.
Separate and adjacent maps have been marked ingrey.
The game will only start displaying a new map of a particular location after you enter it.
The maps mark primarily objects that can be destroyed or examined.
The game also marksblocked passages- this can be helpful in determining where you have to go next.
After taking a map from the wall, all rooms that can be visited will appear on your map.
Initially, all these rooms will be empty.
It’s a great way to see if a certain place has been explored in 100 percent.
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