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Before we begin, note that navigators are additive in nature, meaning activating a given combination from a certain starting point will always result in the same landing spot regardless of the order that each individual navigator is activated. This means that the salt should be activated at your starting point, then the final landing point of the salt can be used as the starting point of your intended combination.

* First, pick a random number for each sequence, this will be the number of times each sequence will be activated. Note that ~~the first sequence~~ warps you approximately twice as far as ~~the second sequence~~, so ideally ~~the second sequence~~ should be activated more times than ~~the first~~ to keep the resulting drift low. Also, make sure the number that you pick is actually random - humans are notoriously bad at being truly random. So if you're picking a random number 1-5 for ~~sequence 1~~ & a random number 1-10 for ~~sequence 2~~, don't pick 4 & 7 every time. That's not random.

* First, pick a random number for each sequence, this will be the number of times each sequence will be activated. Note that Sequence A warps you approximately twice as far as Sequence B, so ideally Sequence B should be activated more times than Sequence A to keep the resulting drift low. Also, make sure the number that you pick is actually random - humans are notoriously bad at being truly random. So if you're picking a random number 1-5 for Sequence A & a random number 1-10 for Sequence B, don't pick 4 & 7 every time. That's not random.

* Once you have picked a random number for each sequence, activate the sequences their respective number of times. Remember that both sequences tend to cancel out the drift from the other, so if you are worried about drifting out of activation range, you can alternate between the sequences to stay in range. You should not need to make a bookmark after each navigator like you would normally, however bookmarking after each completed sequence may be helpful.

* After each sequence is activated their respective number of times, bookmark that final landing spot and use it as the starting point for your intended navigator combination.

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 Before we begin, note that navigators are additive in nature, meaning activating a given combination from a certain starting point will always result in the same landing spot regardless of the order that each individual navigator is activated. This means that the salt should be activated at your starting point, then the final landing point of the salt can be used as the starting point of your intended combination.
-* First, pick a random number for each sequence, this will be the number of times each sequence will be activated. Note that the first sequence warps you approximately twice as far as the second sequence, so ideally the second sequence should be activated more times than the first to keep the resulting drift low. Also, make sure the number that you pick is actually random - humans are notoriously bad at being truly random. So if you're picking a random number 1-5 for sequence 1 & a random number 1-10 for sequence 2, don't pick 4 & 7 every time. That's not random.
+* First, pick a random number for each sequence, this will be the number of times each sequence will be activated. Note that Sequence A warps you approximately twice as far as Sequence B, so ideally Sequence B should be activated more times than Sequence A to keep the resulting drift low. Also, make sure the number that you pick is actually random - humans are notoriously bad at being truly random. So if you're picking a random number 1-5 for Sequence A & a random number 1-10 for Sequence B, don't pick 4 & 7 every time. That's not random.
 * Once you have picked a random number for each sequence, activate the sequences their respective number of times. Remember that both sequences tend to cancel out the drift from the other, so if you are worried about drifting out of activation range, you can alternate between the sequences to stay in range. You should not need to make a bookmark after each navigator like you would normally, however bookmarking after each completed sequence may be helpful.
 * After each sequence is activated their respective number of times, bookmark that final landing spot and use it as the starting point for your intended navigator combination.