While driving the Regalia, I like to hear music. There are many available songs and I keep buying new tracks, but how can I choose a specfic song from a list? Going over the tracks one by one is pretty annoying after a while, especially when it's being reset every time.
Viewing songs list while driving the Regalia
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I have not found any means to obtain bulk lots of ore, so far in my gameplay (Chapter 6 30h+).
The best way to gather ores is to speak to a local restaurant proprietor, who will mark the local procurement points on your map. The pickaxe icons are the ones to keep an eye out for.
Then you'll need to visit these spots and collect the ore. The procurement spots do seem to regenerate after a time. So you can 'farm' these ore nodes by revisiting them once they've regenerated. The icon will change from grey back to yellow.
Unfortunately I haven't been paying enough attention to notice if certain ores spawn in the same spot each time, so that you can gather multiples of the same. I know the treasure spots do contain the same items every time though, so the ores may well do as well.
According to the in-game icon reference, the large dots with circles around them represent uncommon fish (red box in image).
This icon key can be accessed from the party menu and pressing the key indicated in the bottom right corner (green box in image) to find the significance of other icons, as well.
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Unfortunately, there is no way to pick songs by title the way you (and myself) would like to be able to. The only shortcut in terms of picking music to play is that by holding the left or right D-pad buttons, you will skip to the next album, rather than just to the next song.
This guide supports what I've said above: