the language part is ok since it tells you the location, i just don't get the angles

(i got all of the countries, orders, languages and general feel of the puzzle right but for some reason the angle of the weird ass ruler was wrong for a reason i still do not understand)

el de la tele es facil

Allahu akbar! This is so hard!!

@@kaitodelax4158 Jesus chill, that was just Spanish 🙄

Thanks dude

Thanks you saved me :)

Y’all welcome

FAM. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've been playing this game on and off for over a year now thanks to this stupid puzzle and I never want to do it again. At this point, I keep it installed just so I can see what wacky ways Quinn "punishes me" for my absence, all of which involve the death he COMPLETELY DESERVES BECAUSE F*CK THIS GUY!!!

I came up with the answer myself too, the way I reached it was by noticing that the paper on the left had all sorts of different numerical systems. Only 5 of which were circled. There were 5 X's on the map and using them as a reference I was able to figure out which cultures the numerical systems are from - all of which were from the X's on the map. Once having that figured out, I noticed I had to "submit" the 5 circled entries into the solution that only accepted 4 entries, so I noticed all the lines were aligning more than 1 X, so from that I got that it wanted the alignments 1 to 2, 2 to 3, 3 to 4 and 4 to 5 - which are the lines you use. Finally, the map itself tells you to make sure N is always pointing upward, so you do that before submitting each entry.

Simao Coimbra thank You. I has also figured this after i send the message, But i couldn't manage to find the countries that corespond to the symbols, so later i decide too look at an solution.

Thank You very much, anyway

George Vasilache In order, the alignments (and corresponding languages, except for the 5th one) would be 1)India (the 4th line counts from 1 to 5 in Hindi) and North America (the 5th line counts from 1 to 5 in Sequoyah's numeric system for Cherokee, which is a Native American language) 2)North America and Greece (the 2nd line has the first letters of the Greek alphabet) 3)Greece and North Africa (the 3rd line counts from 1 to 5 in Arabic) 4)North Africa and China (the 1st line counts from 1 to 5 in Mandarin)

Pedro Stormrage thanks

Amazing Toaster You needed to align the compass with each pair of crosses, which correspond to places where the languages on that sheet are spoken (making sure north (N) is pointing up). In order, the alignments would be: 1)India (the 4th line counts from 1 to 5 in Hindi) and North America (the 5th line counts from 1 to 5 in Sequoyah's numeric system for Cherokee, which is a Native American language) 2)North America and Greece (the 2nd line has the first letters of the Greek alphabet) 3)Greece and North Africa (the 3rd line counts from 1 to 5 in Arabic) 4)North Africa and China (the 1st line counts from 1 to 5 in Mandarin) Basically the game expected you to have some knowledge of at least 4 different languages (since you can guess the 5th one by the process of elimination) =*