Remove "Playguide"?

[Paladinleeds]

Funny how a post like this gets 9 likes despite being as little helpful as it can be. Nothing there shows which menu it's in, and it's not in the first spot most would look.

I posted this to reddit day or so after patch and it hit over 200 upvotes, shows how many people weren't able to find it and were thankful for a proper picture pointing out where it is, like this pic:

tfw the options there but then again you probably want to complain before actually trying to look dont you

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I'm not sure about the OP, but I found that useful. I had no idea how to turn it off myself.

[BrokenFox]

Remember that part in Fury Road where Max says "That's bait"

Yeah

[Neri]

Wasn't there exactly the same topic like this a few days ago when 3.2 hit? I think I remember like 2 topics.

[CGMidlander]

he asked a question that had an answer in game if he looked for it.

It's in the patch notes too.

But, different people troubleshoot in different ways I suppose.
Some people look for solutions themselves while others look towards other people.

Don't know, it wasn't there before and there are tons of UI options.

A defensive (and more importantly, incorrect) reply like that doesn't usually garner goodwill.

[MilesSaintboroguh]

A defensive (and more importantly, incorrect) reply like that doesn't usually garner goodwill.

And considering his history here, it's not a surprise.

[CGMidlander]

And considering his history here, it's not a surprise.

Let's not resort to ad hominem here.

[Fortified]

Can't we all just hate each other for passive aggressive reasons in peace?

[Gilraen]

I don't get the issue in general. The guide only pops up when you do something you've never done before, then never again for that thing. I wouldn't even call it hand-holding, it gives a basic summary of what that thing does and that's it. Hand-holding would be if it then activated a quest to give a more detailed example of how that new thing works.

[Canadane]

I don't get the issue in general. The guide only pops up when you do something you've never done before, then never again for that thing. I wouldn't even call it hand-holding, it gives a basic summary of what that thing does and that's it. Hand-holding would be if it then activated a quest to give a more detailed example of how that new thing works.

The active help is different than the Play Guide prompt.
Both are useful, though.

[Felis]

Isn't it ingame since 2.0?

edit: oh, sorry. I mean Recommendations
PS4 don't have that Play Guide. What do it?