Continuum is a lot easier to cover exhaustively because you can do it one level at a time. The pattern is very easy in fact. On a plus-shaped level, visit all five rooms, then go to an edge and go north. On an X-shaped level, visit all five rooms, then to go an edge and go northeast. Repeat and you will cover every room in the plane very efficiently. The city's much harder to sweep because there's no one part you can get done before going on to the next part, without ending up having to go back through whole sections you already covered eventually to get to the next one. (In math terms, the city's a graph that cannot be modeled as a linear sequence of sections, but Continuum is.)

I learn areas by memorizing the map. Right now, I can picture the map of most areas in my head (sort of). The map on continuum shows the same room as several dozen rooms, so that ruins the method. Which means I'm ed.

Same. That's why Magnagora and Gaudiguch are so dang easy to navigate around for me, they're easy to memorize. Celest's a little harder: then Glom, then Serenwilde. Hallifax is the most difficult - but still not too hard. Continuum is nuts.

Magnagora and Gaudiguch look like someone made them randomly. Celest has a really easy pattern.

Hallifax isn't that bad. Continuum is hell. I can still barely navigate Continuum.

Patterns don't mesh well with my mind. I had Gaudiguch memorized about a day after it came out.

I'm the original lobo SG, everybody else is just copying.

Also, its a well known fact that werewolves>pansy elves.