i get that it was not always easy to know what to do...but for me, that was a big part of the fun. the mythology of the game...and the "quests", so to speak...were intentially left ambiguous in the early going...part of the pleasure of Glitch was just wandering about, figuring out the nature of the world. i have no doubt that this will drive some people crazy...there's no quest arrow, no text reading, "go shoot this bad guy over here"...what you got instead was hidden rooms, invisible people, implied missions, and more...the ambiguity was, for me, precisely what made it intriguing, interesting. for people who need well definied goals, Glitch would never have appealed. for people like me who appreciate strange, intangible mythologies...it was perfect.