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How to toggle blue dot prompts in Tower of Fantasy

Follow the blue dots to find the way.

Tower of Fantasy challenges players to explore a massive open world, which can be daunting for newcomers who are used to more structured gameplay. As a result, the game has a few contingencies to help struggling players find their way—including blue dot prompts, which literally show you which way to go.

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How to turn on blue dot prompts in Tower of Fantasy

First, enter the menu by clicking ESC button on PC or clicking on the honeycomb icon on the upper-right of the screen for mobile. Next, click Settings, then select Basic on the lefthand corner. You can adjust various settings, including what effects you want to see in-game.

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Scroll down until you see the Display Preferences section. Under it, you'll find a toggle for Show Blue Dot Prompts. Turn it on if you want to see blue dots that show you where to go in-game, and turn it off if you prefer to play without them. Keep in mind that blue dots are different from the quest navigator, which is a small yellow marker that indicates how far away you are from the quest location. This can be toggled by clicking on the T button for PC or clicking on the quest on the right side of the screen for mobile.

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