As you explore the ocean world of co-op pirate survival game Windrose, one way you gain XP is by discovering locations on islands and completing tasks there. Often, these tasks are to find and open treasure chests, and you can only completely clear a location by opening each chest and taking all the loot you find.
On your map, these locations show up as icons indicating a fort, a camp, a dungeon, and so on, and you'll know exactly how many chests you'll need to find to clear them because it's shown on the map icon. If you need to find two chests, for example, the icon on the map will indicate (0/2) found. Find one, and it'll tick up to 1/2 (one of two found), and so on.
Early on in Windrose, three of us at PC Gamer all wound up in the same situation. Some of the Traveler's Camps we found indicated that they contained two chests. The first was simple to find because it was simply sitting next to a tent and a campfire out in the open, but there was no visible second chest anywhere nearby.
Even using a shovel to dig up the area around the Traveler's Camp proved fruitless, and that Traveler's Camp 1/2 icon on the map ...
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